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He has been embedded with and studied the wolves for months and years, from Yellowstone National Park to the Arctic. Now, conservation photographer Ronan Donavan … Continue reading
Every December my dear friend Isaac and I make a list of trend predictions for the upcoming year. We argue over whether bobs are making … Continue reading
One of the most interesting but least known photographers around town is showing her unusual work during February at two local arts venues: The New … Continue reading
Liven up your home with eclectic and delightful local art, and help Eugene Weekly as well. New Zone Gallery in Eugene is having a fundraiser … Continue reading
“By and by all trace is gone, and what is forgotten is not only the footprints but the water, too, and what is down there. … Continue reading
Step into downtown Eugene’s White Lotus gallery most any time this month, and your first impression might be that you’re looking at an exhibit of … Continue reading
There’s the abstract acrylic, oil and plein air paintings of the majestic Northwest landscape. And then, most of all,, there’s the history of each of … Continue reading
Maude Kerns was a woman — born in Portland in 1876, studied at the University of Oregon as well as the San Francisco Art Institute … Continue reading
The Gold de Light Years — A Retrospective chronicles Guy Weese’s 50-year visual diary, the Eugene photographer’s journey of capturing the attitude of gratitude with … Continue reading
‘Lessons of the Hour — Frederick Douglass’ depicts the revolutionary life of the 19th-century abolitionist and his works. Internationally renowned filmmaker Sir Isaac Julien released the multiscreen installation in 2019, and Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art Executive Director John Weber brought it to the JSMA . ‘Lessons of the Hour’ shows how the nation has made progress since Douglass’ time, but his work is not yet done. The exhibit runs until Dec. 10. Continue reading