The club, started to help students get into University of Oregon jazz camps, is the only full-time community-run jazz club in Oregon.
The Eugene theater’s production of “The Last Yiddish Speaker” gathers actors and audiences closely together for a Rolling World Premiere.
The late Oregon artist’s work is on view at the High Desert Museum in Bend and the Karin Clarke Gallery in Eugene this fall as well as at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City.
Writers of all ages, genres, and experience levels find a home in the group’s classes, retreats, and writing studio. “We’re all storytellers to some degree,” says one instructor, “even if we don’t know it.”
The exhibition “Strange Weather” at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at the University of Oregon brings together a diverse roster of artists and perspectives.
The Eugene museum, which began with a collection of pioneer memorabilia, has evolved into a more inclusive institution.
After a lifetime of working with clay, “Fired Up” will showcase the artist’s last works in the medium. The show is at White Lotus Gallery in Eugene through December 30th.
In the historic Willamette Valley town made famous by the movie “Stand by Me,” a volunteer-run gallery provides a year-round showcase for members, as well as classes and workshops for children and adults.
What began as a way for student athletes to de-stress has grown to serve people dealing with trying situations, from caregivers to the seriously ill.
The multi-screen installation documentary focuses on the life of Frederick Douglass. Julien’s project embodies the notion that there is always more than one version to any story.
“The Skin of Our Teeth” opens next week at the 94-year-old community theater, which is adding new voices to its repertoire.
A neighborhood print studio highlights the social aspect of printmaking and provides members 24-hour access to a variety of presses, some more than 100 years old.
For 73 years, the gallery and studio space has offered amateurs and professionals a place to show their work and to share skills and support.
Southworth is the namesake of Waldport’s newly announced park. Pete Helzer’s life-sized bronze portrait will celebrate and pay tribute to Southworth and his remarkable life story.
“Remember This: Hung Liu at Trillium” at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at the University of Oregon showcases a suite of hybrid prints and paintings. The exhibition is equally an opportunity to reflect on and celebrate the artist’s remarkable career.
The group exhibition features quilts from the Springfield History Museum in conversation with quilt-inspired works by contemporary artists.
Karin Clarke is James Kroner’s gallerist and one of his students. A show of Kroner’s recent paintings marks the 20th anniversary of Karin Clarke Gallery in Eugene.
Any member of the Maude Kerns Art Center can exhibit at the annual “Art for All Seasons” event. Ester Barkai explores this democratic approach to showing art.
The owners of the Eugene gallery have always been smitten with prints from Sōsaku-hanga or Creative Print movement. A new exhibit showcases standouts from the gallery’s permanent collection.
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