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Arts: Page 199

Country Man Can Survive

Music 8 years ago

Critically acclaimed songwriter Cory Branan has the stuff of a Nashville country music mega-star: stuff like a twinkle in his eye and a Southern drawl, … Continue reading →

Lost and Found

A new installation by Eugene’s Mika Aono at Barn Light East

Arts 8 years ago

In a video, artist Mika Aono tells us she is interested in compulsive behavior. After a short while watching, we get an idea the artist … Continue reading →

Wonder Woman

Going into battle to save the world of men because it’s the right thing to do

Film 8 years ago

Why do superheroes do what they do? It’s a question often answered with a glib oversimplification: It’s the right thing. When you’ve developed a super-suit … Continue reading →

That's How We Pray

Bettreena (Betty) Jaeger performing live at the EW offices

Lincoln St. Sessions 8 years ago

Eugene Weekly presents Bettreena (Betty) Jaeger performing ‘That’s How We Pray’ live at the EW offices for #lincolnstreetsessions Bettreena (Betty) Jaeger – ‘That’s How We Pray’ … Continue reading →

Snow White – Full Session

Snow White performing live at the EW offices for #lincolnstreetsessions

Lincoln St. Sessions 8 years ago
Snow White live for Lincoln street sessions

Eugene Weekly presents Snow White performing live for #lincolnstreetsessions in its entirety. Snow White – Recorded: 03-23-2017 Eugene Weekly’s Back Beat: Lincoln Street Sessions are … Continue reading →

Requiem for a Heavyweight

Liev Schreiber shines as the real-life fighter who inspired Rocky in the quiet, moving Chuck

Film 8 years ago

Alongside baseball, the sport of boxing has provided a seemingly inexhaustible supply of stories for movies to tell. Brutal, lonely and intimately attuned to the … Continue reading →

Cheffin’ Up Instrumentals

Music 8 years ago

Heavily auto-tuned, Houston’s Travis Scott may seem just another robot-voiced rapper stretching his limited vocal range into a kind of soul music for the singularity: … Continue reading →

Playing in the Dark

Eugene group seeks to resurrect a dark art

Visual Arts 8 years ago

For photographers who came of age during the film era, the experience of seeing that very first image materialize in the developing tray is remembered … Continue reading →

The Spin

Who’s who and what’s what in dance this month

Dance 8 years ago

Across the country, and right here in Eugene, summer is a great time for performing artists to get out of the theater — away from … Continue reading →

Dust to Digital

Music 8 years ago

“It sounds like aiming when you’re shooting a basketball. It’s not gonna work,” Zach Lupetin of L.A. roots, soul and Americana act Dustbowl Revival tells … Continue reading →

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