Kamasi Washington
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All in the Family
Acclaimed jazz musician Kamasi Washington performs in Eugene
Jazz musician Kamasi Washington says Fearless Movement, his latest album, was inspired by the birth of his daughter three years ago. Kamasi’s dad, Rickey Washington, … Continue reading
Hippie Freaks, Rampant Punks!
Eileen Polk isn’t just a photographer of punk and hippie cultures — she’s a member, too.
Eileen Polk Photography: 20th Century Subculture – Hippie Freaks, Rampant Punks! will be on display at Sam Bond’s Garage through June. Sam Bond’s is a … Continue reading
Back to Black (and White)
Photography at Oregon’s show at Maude Kerns Art Center revels in a return to monochrome
Having been banished to artistic obsolescence for the past few decades, black and white photography is enjoying a renaissance in the art world, from the … Continue reading
Cottage Grove Art Walk
Head a couple miles south for books, thrifting, poetry and a chalk fest this Friday
Need a close-in getaway? Head 20 minutes down I-5 this Friday, May 31, to Cottage Grove’s charming historic downtown for a wander through bookstores and … Continue reading
All Hope Isn’t Lost
Tragedy strikes and a young woman’s life changes forever in a film about inspiration and resiliency An independent documentary follows the ups and downs of … Continue reading
A Homecoming
Two Oregon bands stop in town while on tour A seven-piece band will transcend its audience into a high-flying and beat-dropping space with a psychedelic, … Continue reading
Become an Artist
Learn from local artists while creating your own art this weekend With temperatures reaching 60 degrees and a windy breeze, spend your Saturday afternoon at … Continue reading
The Secret Temple of EWEB
Let’s give College Hill Reservoir the splendid musical sendoff it deserves before it falls victim to progress
The eeriest and most resonant public space in all of Eugene, if not in all of Oregon, is about to be demolished before more than … Continue reading
Florae Animalia and the Saints of Invention
Artists at Karin Clarke Gallery picture nature with a supernatural bent
“People have been painting icons in Russia for at least 1,000 years,” says Russian-born artist Olga Volchkova in a 2016 “Oregon Art Beat” profile. She … Continue reading