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Visual Arts: Page 8

Subverting and Diverting

Two art shows downtown this month range from Sharply political to imaginatively elegant

Visual Arts 3 years ago

In honor of the World Athletics Championships, which are to take over much of Eugene for 10 days starting July 15, New Zone Gallery has … Continue reading →

Dive Into Mixed-Media Art

This summer at the Eugene Downtown Library, discover ‘Biology Rising’ by Julie Anderson Bailey

Visual Arts 3 years ago

An art show at the Eugene Downtown Library highlights humanity, biology, COVID-19, female activists and the American flag.  On the second floor of the library, … Continue reading →

The MFA Show is Back in Town

UO art graduates exhibit their final work at Ditch Projects in Springfield

Visual Arts 3 years ago

As an arts writer in Eugene, I have been aware that some artists don’t believe our town appreciates contemporary art. This perception has been at … Continue reading →

Visions & Dreams — Nature & Spirit

Visual Arts 3 years ago

Asante Riverwind has been an activist for decades on social and ecological issues, and he has often expressed himself on these issues through music, art … Continue reading →

Everything is Art

Michael Moloi has danced his way from South Africa to Las Vegas to Eugene. Now he’s a painter, too.

Visual Arts 3 years ago

Michael Moloi received a Black Lives Matter Grant from the Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation last year. The art he created, which was shown at the … Continue reading →

Art? No Foolin’

A spring blizzard of exhibits awaits art lovers at the April 1 First Friday Art Walk

ArtsVisual Arts 3 years ago

It’s been a long, dreary pandemic — especially for the arts world —  but following last month’s relaxation of masking rules for public spaces, the … Continue reading →

Faces and Places

Downtown galleries celebrate Oregon’s unmasking with portraits and landscapes

Visual Arts 3 years ago

Two early spring shows at Eugene galleries in March are worth a trip downtown. It’s just plain serendipity that the exhibit about to open at … Continue reading →

Glossy Memories

A sprawling exhibition of work by the late Chinese American artist Hung Liu at the Schnitzer Museum

Visual Arts 3 years ago

It wasn’t supposed to work out this way. After nationally prominent artist Hung Liu and her collaborator, printmaker David Salgado, agreed in 2018 to donate … Continue reading →

The Art of Biology

Idaho artist Laura Ahola-Young delves into the visual study of plants at Maude Kerns

ArtsVisual Arts 3 years ago

Did you know that algae and cyanobacteria are part of every breath we take? Me neither, but that’s what Laura Ahola-Young says in her artist … Continue reading →

Getting Real

Karin Clarke Gallery takes a turn for the objective with a show of James Kroner

Visual Arts 3 years ago

Step into the Karin Clarke Gallery this month, and you might think you had walked through the wrong door. Instead of the gallery’s typically loose, … Continue reading →

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