Art Exhibits
Artists’ Union Gallery. 985 j
Willamette. In the main gallery, a .
video and sound installation by ar- I
tists Steven Oshatz, Arlie Con- i
nor, and Ed Melnick. Sept.
7-Oct. 2. In the back gallery, an '
ongoing display by Artists’ Union i
members. Tues-Sat 12 noon-5 pm |
and by appointment. 342-7620. I
Maude Kerns Art Center. 1910 !
East 15th. Handbuilt ceramics and (
paintings by Faye Nakamura. i
Photographs by John Bauguess. ]
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Sept. 9-Oct. 2. Tues-Sat 10 am-5 J
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Excelsior Cafe. 754 East 13th. i
Watercolors and pastels by Eugene i
artist Kathy Caprario. Sept. 7-30. ’
Soaring Wings. 760 Willamette. !
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Prints by Robert Bateman and I
Paul Calle. Oils by Judy Bur- i
nett. Watercolors by Gerald Pet- :
tit and Eva Paulson. Etchings by ;
Mike Stidham. Through Oct. 1
Mon-Fri 10 am-5 pm. Sat 10 am-5 i
Burrowing Owl. Oakway Mall. ।
Nature and wildlife photographs of ;
Alaska, Colorado. Utah, and the i
Sierra Nevadas by Paul H. Rosen- i
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feld. Through Sept. 30. Mon-Sat .
10am-6pm. j
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' 1475 Ferry. Watercolors by Eileen i
J Duffy. Through Oct. 1. Mon-Fri 9 :
5 am-5 pm.
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30. Mon-Fri 11
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Eugene Good Samaritan 1
Center. 3500 Hilyard. Oil paint- 5
ings by Sharon Harris. Through t
Sept. 30. 9:30 am-8 pm daily. |
Fall Creek Bakery. 881 East ‘
13th. Black and white photographs '
by Robin Dustan. Through Oct. I
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Insights Gallery of Fine Arts. i
Fifth Street Public Market. Sculp- .
ture by Ken Scott. Acrylics by Eda {
Varricchio. Lithographs of sepia i
inks by Bowman. Limited edition :
originals by Terry Olson. D.G. ,
Smith. Hayslette, Cobb. Kacey l
Joyce, Winslow, Rockwell. Gag- j
non. Thrasher, Kasimir and Corita. .
Fine art posters. Through Sept. 30. I
Mon-Sat 10 am-6 pm. Sun 11 j
am-5pm.
Olde Towne Gallery. 27 West
5th. Oils by Doris Prieto.
Through Sept. 30. Tues-Sat 11
am-5 pm.
Opus 5 Gallery. 2469 Hilyard.
Cuttlebone Cast Jewelry in Silver
and Gold by Nancy Piccioni.
Through Sept. 30. Mon-Sat 11 am
-5:30 pm.
Original Graphics Gallery. 122
East Broadway. Works by Alvar.
Boulanger, Calder, Chagall. Dali.
Hundertwasser, Miro and Moti. ,
Sculpture and custom design jewel
ry by Richard Lawless. Tues-Sat
11 am-5:30 pm.
Prose Dress. 380 West 13th. Col
। or photographs of New York by Pa
mela Rose. Through Oct. 25.
’ Mon-Sat 10:30 am-6 pm.
' Oregon Repertory Theatre Lob
I by. 222 East Broadway. Oils by
( Andy Johnston. Through Sept,
t 30. Mon-Fri 12 noon-5 pm and
• during all performances
r Springfield Museum. 6th and
I Main, Springfield. “The Beautiful
| Bride,” a collection of wedding
t dresses from the last 100 years.
: Through Sept. 24. “Living Tradi
! tions: Indian Basketry of Ore
i gon” by the U of O Museum of Na
r tural History. Through Oct. 29.
| Wed-Sat 11 am-5 pm.
Etc.
Save Our Eco-Systems Bake Sale all
day in front of the U of O Book Store
on 13th. Donations gratefully
accepted; call Barbara Kelly at
484-2679. T-shirts, stationery and
postcards from recycled paper, and
buttons will also be on sale.
Rob McIntosh and Laurie Brown
provide folk music on the mall at
noon.
Deadline is noon today for the Sept.
30 through Oct. 7 publication of
What's Happening. See the free list
ing form in today's paper, and use
our convenient drop boxes at mer
chants you patronize. Thanks.
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Radio
Blue Plate Special's Central
American Report at 12 noon on
KLCC 89.7 FM; will repeat next Sun
day night on Ahora Si at 7:30 pm.
Local Artists
Theater • Music • Dance • Art
What's Happening wants to help support all our local artists. We in
tend to publish a directory of “Artists in Residence” as a regular feature.
Whether you teach piano or ballet, mime or modem dance, or whether
you perform as a juggler or in the theater, you could have an informa
tive listing in each edition of What's Happening. If you’d like more infer
mation, please call 343-9372 or 484-0519.
Video/TV
“Unraveling the Power Tangle" is
the special panel discussion hosted
by Don Clark and Bob Zagorin on
KEZI from 7-8 pm. Guests Roy Hem
mingway (representative to the NW
Power Planning Council), Lynn
Youngbar (NW Conservation Act
Coalition Spokesperson), Ray
Foleen (Consultant to the Partici
pants Committee), State Senator Ed
Fadeley, EWEB General MAnager
Keith Parks, SUB representative
Steve Loveland and a BPA represen
tative will discuss the implications of
the Northwest Power Planning and
Conservation Act on future energy
decisions in the region.
"Chariots of Fire" will be shown on
a large video screen at 7:30 at the
Marantha Campus Ministry at 818 E.
15th. Free. Call 343-0451 for more
information.
Workshops
Zarouhi teaches Mid-Eastern "Ori
ental” Dance classes at the WOW
Hall, 8th and Lincoln beginning to
day. Call 687-2746 for more infor
mation.
Exerdancing fitness program of
fered by LCC/Sacred Heart begins
two classes today and Thursday
which will run for 10 weeks. Pre
registration required; $17 per class.
One section is from noon to 1 pm,
the second is from 5-6 pm at Sacred
Heart Activity Center.
West University Neighborhood As
sociation sponsors Self-Defense for
Women, 3 classes for $15, beginn
ing today at Sacred Heart Auditor
ium. Call 686-7074 for details.
"We're Just Beginning," an art
class for adults who live or work
with young children ages 3-8 from
7-8:30 pm at Maude Kerns Art
Center, 1910 E. 15th. Cost is $10
plus $5 lab fee; call the Center at
345-1571 for details.
Piano Class—reading music.
companying songs, playing by ear
and improvising for the beginner
who wants to have some musical
fun from 7-10 pm at the Performing
Arts Buiding, Room 113, Lane Com
munity College. Cost is $25 for 30
hours of class, which meets Tues
days until Nov. 30. Call Linda Span
gler at 683-6280 for registration in
formation.
Speakers
‘Effective Communication Be
tween Parent and School" at 7 pm
at Washington Park Fieldhouse,
2025 Washington St, features speak
George Wilhelmi, Rueben
Moore, and Ray Klappenback.
Open to all interested in talented/
gifted education. Sponsored by Cen
tral Lane Parent to Parent; call
689-3602 or 689-6466 for details.
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priate). Submit camera-ready drawings, PMT’s, or typed written works
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the space, we will print your work! For more information, call
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