Art Galleries
Artists' Union, 985 Willamette.
“Fresh Works,” featuring recently
completed works of various media
by 21 members of the gallery. On
display through Oct. 30. Opening
public reception, Oct. 7, 4:30-7:30
pm. Tues.-Sat., noon-5 pm.
Blue River Holiday Farm, Blue
River. Works by McKenzie area
artists on display Sat. and Sun.,
10-3 pm.
Burrowing Owl, Oak way Mall,
Suite 15-F. Limited edition nature
and wildlife photographs of flowers,
animals, insects and scenery by
Paul Rosenfeld, through Oct. 31.
10-6, Mon.-Sat.
Citizens Savings & Loan, 1740 W
18th Ave. Oil paintings by Violet
Fraser through Nov. 12. 10 am-5
pm. Mon-Thurs, 10 am-6 pm
Fridays.
Designworks, 1877 Willamette.
New works on paper including
those by R. C. Gorman, Jerry
Schurr, Rene Carcan, Marcel,
Doug West and others. 10 am-6
pm Tues-Sat and by appointment. .
484-4608.
Dot Dotsons, 1668 Willamette.
1982 Photo Contest Winners on
display through Oct. 13; “Boats,
Floats and H20,” featuring Roger
Holm, on display Oct. 14-27. 9-6
daily.
Dot Dotson's, 430 E. 11th. Hand
colored portrait photographs by
Marianne Clancy on display
through oct. 22. 9-6 pm daily.
Emerald Empire Art Associa
tion, 421 N. A St., Springfield.
Wildlife pictures in oil by Diane
Ronning in front gallery through
Oct. 31. 11-4 Mon.-Fri.
Eugene Good Samaritan
Center, 3500 Hilyard St. Tole and
decorative art by Pennl Jean Far
row through Oct. 31 daily.
Green Earth Art Studio, 1568
Coburg Rd. Oil paintings by Doris
Prieto through Oct. 31. 10-5 pm
Mon.-Fri., noon-5 pm Sat.
High Street Coffee Gallery,
1243 High St, photography by
Ruth Koenig, Oct 3-31. Recep
tion on Oct 7, 7-9 pm. For infor
mation call Ruth at 344-0872.
Keystone Cafe, 395 W. 5th.
Paintings and drawings by Rachel
Tewksbury, through Oct. 31.
8-2:30 pm, Mon.-Sat.
Lane County Museum, 740 W.
13th. Quilt exhibit, free quilting
demonstration, Oct. 10-31. Open
daily 10-4. Donations accepted.
Sponsored by Pioneer Quilters and
the Museum.
Maude Kerns Art Center, 1910
E. 15th Ave. Oregon Glassworks,
James Kingwell, Howard Mee
han, Daniel Schwoerer, Bill
and Sally Worcester, in the
Henry Korn Gallery; recent photog
raphy by Paul Neevel, Photog
raphy Gallery; masks by Maureen
Culligan and Puppets by Norma
Bengiat, Platform Gallery. Oct.
8-28. Tues.-Sat. 10-5. Reception,
Oct. 8, 7-9 pm for new exhibition.
McDonald Frame Shop and
Gallery, 417 High St. Lithographs
by Jon Jay Cruson through Oct.
31. 9-5:30, Mon-Sat.
Olde Towne Gallery, 27 W. 5th
Ave. Oil paintings by Donna Alli
son and watercolors of children by
Mildred Smith through Oct. 31.
11-5 pm, Tues.-Sat.
Opus Five Gallery of Crafts,
2469 Hilyard. “Horizontal Motions”
featuring Stoneware and porcelain
by Doug Kaigler, through Oct.
31, 11-5:30, Mon.-Sat.
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.
Outright Graphics, 291 E. 5th.
Ongoing exhibit of art posters by
Boulanger, Delacroix, Picasso,
Chagall, Hundertwasser,
Schurr, Uailevsky, and R. C.
Gorman. 10:30 am-5:30 pm
Mon-Sat.
Project Space, 39 E. 10th. Re
cent work by Brooke, Diseth,
O'Doherty, Fok, Gibney,
Heindl, Pappas, Pidgeon, Ul
rich, Walsh, Westlake, Hoy and
Olson through Oct. 15. Also, pain
ting by Chris Heindl and sculpture
by Paul Pappas beginning Oct. 16
with an opening reception at 8 pm
. that day. Show will continue
through Nov. 5. 12-5 pm,
Tues,-Sat.
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.
Quackenbush Building, 160 E.
Broadway. Pastels, acrylics, water
colors, and ' wall hangings by
Marilyn Stauber on display
through Oct. 31. 10-5, Mon.-Fri.
Reed and Cross, 160 Oakway
Rd. Watercolor paintings of antique
and classic cars by Jacque Brown
through oct. 31. 9-6 pm Mon.-Sat.,
noon-5 pm Sundays.
Soaring Wings Art Gallery, 760
Willamette. Works by Robert
Bateman, Olaf Wieghorst and
John Stobart through Oct 30. 9
am-5:30 pm Mon-Sat and by ap
pointment. 683-8474.
Springfield Museum, 6th and
Main, Springfield. "Living Tra
ditions, Indian Basketry of Ore
gon," a show created by the Uni
versity of Oregon Museum of Na
tural History, features containers, a
baby cradle, sandals, hats, huntig
gear and trays. Through Oct. 29.
11-5 pm, Wed. Sun.
University of Oregon Museum
of Art. U of O campus. 27 litho
graphs including non-traditional
portrayals of Native Americans plus
several works of flowers, animals
and the American woman by Fritz
Scholder through Nov. 13. Black
and white platinum prints by Sally
Mann are in the photo gallery
through Oct. 31. Free. Noon-5 pm.
Weds.-Sun.
University of Oregon Museum
of Natural History, University
Science Complex. Alaskan tra
ditional arts. Native American
Porno baskets, photo essays of
cent archeological digs and demon
strations on basket making and
flint knapping. Call 686-3024.
afternoons, for hours.
Warehouse Artists’ Studio, 385
Lawrence St. Cartoons and draw
ings by Steve Lafler, Oct. 7-31.
10-3, Mon-Fri. Oct. 7. 7-9 pm^
opening reception, refreshments
served. No cost. 343-2306 for in
formation.
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