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Visual Arts

Picture This

Eugene Weekly’s first Lane County Fair photo contest celebrates three photographers who found art in everyday moments.

EW-ExtraVisual Arts 1 month ago

“OMG, pinch me! I’m a published photographer now?” Cynthia Branen says. This year, Eugene Weekly took a turn behind the camera by introducing its own … Continue reading →

Dead Heads

Dead Rockstars! art show pays tribute to pop music legends who’ve passed on

Visual Arts 7 months ago

On Feb. 7, 30 artists from around the world show their work at Dead Rockstars!, an annual art event, now in its 14th year, at … Continue reading →

Photography That Fights Back

True to Form, a queer conceptual photography exhibition debuts at Imperfecta Gallery in Portland on Feb. 5

EW-ExtraVisual Arts 7 months ago

“I think that the aspiration is one of the truest forms of a person,” queer photographer Sophie Spinelle says. “The constraints that surround us and … Continue reading →

Wall-to-Wall Art

1 Wall Gallery expands in the new year

Visual Arts 7 months ago

One Wall Gallery, perhaps Eugene’s smallest visual arts space, expands to two walls in 2026 with Sun and Rain, Again, an exhibit from Portland painter … Continue reading →

Collecting Inspiration: On the Road with Artist Jon Jay Cruson 

Yellow Fields at White Lotus Gallery is on display until Nov. 29

Visual Arts 10 months ago

Where artists get their inspiration is a topic of endless discussion, in part because it’s different in every case. For Jon Jay Cruson, who came … Continue reading →

An Immersive Indigenous Art Walk Bridging the Gap

Four Indigenous artists shine a light on contemporary issues surrounding the community

Visual Arts 10 months ago

The  November Second Friday Art Walk features Indigenous artists at Springfield City Hall Gallery. The art show is called First People: Expressions of how we … Continue reading →

A Journey: In Italy and at Home

Karin Clarke is showing never-before-seen artworks by gallery favorite Robert Schlegel

Visual Arts 1 year ago

Robert Schlegel: Italian Journey is a one-person show of artwork by Robert Schlegel (1947 – 2021) at Karin Clarke Gallery now until Sept. 27. Much … Continue reading →

A Place for People

Domek restaurant in downtown Eugene hangs work from internationally known Serbian-American artist Vesna Pavlović

Visual Arts 1 year ago

One day, not long ago, Vesna Pavlović, a photographer and Vanderbilt University associate professor of art, got a notification that someone she didn’t know from … Continue reading →

Art of Politics

A student’s exhibit in a UO art gallery questioned UO officials’ complicity in Israel’s war in Gaza. One of the exhibit’s targets — the art school’s dean — filed a complaint. The student artist could be expelled. 

NewsVisual Arts 1 year ago

Cassy Steuerwald’s art installation was titled “We Tried Throwing Them a Dinner Party.” It consisted of a small dining table with a pink tablecloth and … Continue reading →

To See and Express

American artist Keith Anden Achepohl’s journey of creation goes on

ArtsVisual Arts 1 year ago

“It’s like turpentine, oil paints and canvas, it’s the smell that we all like and still here,” says Cindy Achepohl, the daughter-in-law of the late … Continue reading →

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