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Arts: Page 5

10 Minutes to Tell a Story

The 17th annual Northwest 10 Festival of new 10-minute plays starts April 3 at OCT

Theater 2 months ago

It’s a rapid-fire lineup of plays — eight of them, to be exact, and all of them just 10 minutes long — full of whimsical … Continue reading →

She Sticks the Landing on a Leap of Faith 

Music 2 months ago

She came back to her first love, labor-intensive in itself but different from the near 100-hour work weeks and crazy-constant travel of working as a … Continue reading →

The Singing Archivist

Jake Xerxes Fussell updates the American folk tradition for modern audiences

Music 2 months ago

Younger generations tend to reject their elders’ music, but when Jake Xerxes Fussell was a teenager — the son of folklorist and photographer Fred C. … Continue reading →

Say ‘Jell-O’!

Maude Kerns Art Center returns March 22 with its annual gelatin feast for the eyes

Arts 3 months ago

The 36th annual Jell-O Art Show returns to Maude Kerns Art Center for one night only Saturday, March 22, with the ever-interpretable theme “Hell-O Jell-O.” … Continue reading →

The Sands of Time

Portland Chicano rock songwriter Joshua Josué, who went to school in Eugene, supports Metalachi at John Henry’s in advance of Josué’s debut solo album

Music 3 months ago

Portland songwriter and guitarist Joshua Josué had a rough patch as a teenager in Eugene. Josué says as a high schooler here in town, he … Continue reading →

It’s a Pokémon Feast for the Eyes

Haus of Dharma hosts Rare Candy: PETALDANCE! Friday in Corvallis

Performing Arts 3 months ago

Throw out the standard polite and pristine garden party. This drag show ain’t it. Instead, Haus of Dharma has something better going on March 21 … Continue reading →

Jason Isbell

Live at the Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts [3.12.25, Oakland, CA]

EW-ExtraMusic 3 months ago

‘A Very Gay Thing to Do’

Queer poet Eric Braman debuts Bury Me In Cherry Blossoms, their first poem collection

Books 3 months ago

The flowery pink cover and enchanting title of Eric Braman’s premiere romance poetry book, Bury Me In Cherry Blossoms, makes you think that you will … Continue reading →

The Italian Premiere

Award-winning classical pianist Antonio Pompa-Baldi performs new work and old favorites at Beall Concert Hall in Eugene, part of the inaugural Murdock International Piano Series.

Music 3 months ago

Acclaimed Italian classical pianist and composer Antonio Pompa-Baldi premieres new work March 15 at Beall Concert Hall on the University of Oregon campus. Pompa-Baldi comes … Continue reading →

The Song Makers

A University of Oregon music student-produced podcast builds a new kind of music theory

Music 3 months ago

A new podcast from University of Oregon School of Music and Dance students seeks to broaden the definition of traditional Western music theory and examine … Continue reading →

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