255 Madison Pop-Up Runway, Showcasing Black Fashion Designers in Eugene
To start a business or grow a brand is daunting, all-consuming work. It takes a community. Treylon Day knows this, and he’s been on the … Continue reading
Visual Arts: Page 6
Lenses of Lane County
Artist-run collective launches photography exhibit, diverse in method and genre
“I know people who go to a location specifically with a photo in mind,” says Walt O’Brien, a longstanding member of Eugene’s PhotoZone Gallery. “I … Continue reading
Peg’s Home Adventure
Moving into her 80s, the longtime Eugene artist turns to her backyard for inspiration
Margaret Coe, known to her many friends as Peg, is one of Eugene’s most recognizable and respected artists. In 2017 the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of … Continue reading
We Have a Few Questions
The JSMA draws from its permanent collection to examine our relationship with Earth
On Earth, a Fragile Existence, at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art until April 16, aims for us to come to terms with the fact … Continue reading
All the Saints
A new show by Olga Volchkova imagines a nature-based version of sainthood
One of the most remarkable shows I’ve seen in years of writing about art wraps up this week at the Karin Clarke Gallery in Eugene. … Continue reading
Heaven’s Musician
Park and statue in Waldport will honor Black musician and civic leader who was brought to Oregon as a slave
It’s only a matter of time until someone makes a movie about Louis Southworth’s remarkable life. An Oregon pioneer, a professional fiddle player, a blacksmith, … Continue reading
Springfield’s Award-Winning Art
Check out the winners of the 30th annual Springfield Mayor’s Art Show at the Emerald Art Center
Encouraging words matter. Just see Tim Gunn tell one of the designers on Project Runway, “I believe in you.” Even watching on a screen, you … Continue reading
A Living Canvas
LCC has become a studio, art medium and showcase for muralists
The aesthetic purpose of the four outdoor murals at Lane Community College is clear, but the intention behind each of them is entirely different. “I … Continue reading
Whose Wild West Is It?
A sprawling exhibition at the Schnitzer challenges myths of the frontier West
Walk into the spacious Barker Gallery at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art in the next couple months and you’ll find yourself face to face … Continue reading
Photos that Speak
What We Carried, a photographic exhibition, pays tribute to objects, memories and voices of people whose final destination was the U.S.
Can photographic art capture and represent memories and voices? What We Carried: Fragments and Memories from the Cradle of Civilization, a photographic storytelling exhibition that … Continue reading