Art Galleries Y
Artists Union, 985 Willamette St, "Re
cent Works" in various media by gallery
members. On display through Dec 29.
Hours: noon-5 pm Tues-Sat.
Artworks, 291 E Sth St. Pen and ink
drawings and watercolors by Frances
Galloway. Fine art posters. Through
Dec 24. Hours: 10-6 pm Mon-Sat,
noon-5 pm Sun.
Blair Island Restaurant, 325 Blair St.
Original oil paintings by Jo Ann Siner
will be on display until Dec. 31. Houri:
8 am-2 pm, 6-10 pm. Closed Sun. A
Mon. 683-5117.
Book and Tea, 1646 E 19th. Works by
five Eugene photographers on display
through Dec 31. Hours: 10-8 pm Mon
Fri, 10-5 pm Sat.
Coffee Comer, Southtowne, features
Ilene English's stained glass through
December. Opening reception 3 pm
Sunday, Dec. 12.
Designworks, 1877 Willamette. Works
on paper by Jerry Schorr. Quilts by Judy
Foster. On display through Dec 15.
Hours: 10-6 pm Tues-Sat and by ap
pointment. 484-4606.
Dot Dotsons, 1668 Willamette. Pho
tography show—"Old Timers" prints
by R. B. Mitchell until Dec. 22. Hours: 9
am-6 pm.
Emerald Empire Art Association, 421N.
"A," Springfield. The Front Gallery will
feature oils of landscapes with wildlife,
hunting scenes by Warren Ausland— a
local artist. Hours: 11 am-4 pm.
Green Earth Art Studio, 1568 Coburg
Rd. Hours: 10-5 pm Mon-Fri, noon-5
pm Sat.
High St. Coffee Gallery, 1243 High St.
Black and white and color photographic
prints by Jeff Baldwin on display Dec
6-Jan 2 with opening reception Dec 7,
7-9 pm. Open 8 am-12 am Mon-Fri, Sat
and Sun 10 am-12 am. 687-3628.
Homefried Truckstop, 790 E. 14th St.
Works by George Szuatsek and Noel de
Noel will be here until Dec. 31. Hours: 8
. am-9 pm, Tues.-Sat. 344-9988.
! Insights Gallery of Fine Arts, Fifth St.
I Public Market. Ongoing exhibit of ori
ginal prints, fine art posters, and ori
ginal paintings. Hours: 10-6 pm Mon
Sat, 11-5 pm Sun.
Keystone Cafe, 395 W 5th. An exhibit
of children's art by Debbie Nunez will
be on display through December.
Hours: 8 am-2:30 pm daily (including
Sun). 342-2075.
Lane Community College Gallery, 4000
E 30th, Math and Art Building. Sculp
tures by Laura Alpert on display
through Dec 10. Hours: 8 am-10 pm
Mon-Thurs, 8-5 Fri.
Maude Kerns Art Center, 1910 E 15th.
Christmas Arts and Crafts Sale, Dec
3-22. Hours: 10-5 pm Wed A Fri; 10-8
. pm Tues A Thurs; noon-5 pm Sat.
Opus Five Gallery of Crafts, 2469 Hil
yard. Gold and silver jewelry by Han
l nah Goldrich. Hours: 11-5:30 Mon-Sat.
Original Graphics Gallery, 122 E Broad
way. Latin American work* on display
through Dec 20. Sculpture and custom
jewelry by Richard Lawless on perma
nent display. Hours: 11-5:30 pm Tues
Sat.
Outright Graphics, 291 E 5th. Ongoing
exhibit of fine art posters. Hours:
10:30-5:30 pm Mon-Sat.
Project Space Gallery, 39 E 10th.
Painted and welded metal sculpture by
Robert Gibney. Objects are "whimsi
cally juxtaposed." Harold Hoy's mixed
media plywood constructions suggest
the day-to-day human condition. Nov
30-Dec 17. Opening reception on Sat,
Dec 4 at 8 pm. Gallery open 12-5, Tues
Sat. 343-7454.
Soaring Wing* Art Gallery, 760 Willa
mette. Hours: 9-5:30 pm Mon-Sat and
by appointment, 683-8474.
Springfield Library, 225 N 5th, Spring
field. Works by the Valley Calligraphy
Guild on display throughout the winter.
Hours: 5-8 pm Tues-Thurs, noon-5 Sat.
Springfield Museum, 6th and Main Sts.
Authentic Costumes, 1850-1953, a col
lection of the Very Little Theater,
through Dec 31. Also, an exhibit of an
tique tobacco containers. In the Moun
tain Gallery upstairs is the Booth Kelly
Lumber Co. exhibit of Springfield
history, especially the early 1900s when
that company was so influential in the
development of that city. Hours: 11-5
pm, Wed-Sun.
University of Oregon Museum of Art.
Main Floor Gallery—Oregon land
scapes by Eugene Bennett. Hand-cast
paper art by Lilian A. Bell, Margaret
Ahrens Sahlstrand, and Carolyn Cole.
Photography at Oregon Gallery—Black
and white photographs by Kentucky ar
tist Dennis "Bones" Carpenter, featuring
aerial photographs overlaid on maps of
various types and scales. On display
through Dec 23. Hours: noon-5 pm
Wed-Sun.
University of Oregon Museum of Na
tural History, U of O campus. Science
Complex. There is traditional Eskimo
art and Porno baskets from Northern
California. Don Hunter displays his col
or photos of the Cascades; and Linda
Vorobik, scientific illustrator, shows
drawings of plants and insects. Hours:
12-5 pm, Tues-Sat.
University of Oregon, Erb Memorial
Union, Aperture Gallery (a public space
to exhibit photography done by the
University Community). Pete Shoe
maker's photos on display through Jan.
Warehouse Artists Studio, 385 Law
rence. Oils by Paul Carey and weavings
by Cindy Turnbow on display through,
Dec 30. Opening reception Dec 6, 7 pm.
Hours: 10-3 pm Mon-Fri.
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If you have an hour or two free and have not been to the University of Oregon //
Museum of Natural History, try to visit it as soon as possible. It is open from noon •(
to 5 pm Tues.-Sat. and there is no admission cost. They have just opened a new gift
shop so you can even combine Christmas shopping with browsing.
On display now (and also for sale) are Linda Vorobik's fine line drawings AT
of mostly rare Oregon plants, including the wayside aster whicn was
thought to be extinct but was recently discovered at the Mt. Pisgah Ar
boretum. Linda, a biologist, combines scientific knowledge and artistic abili
ty in a beautiful and subtle way. Her science/art has illustrated such books
as Threatened and Endangered Vascular Plants of Oregon: An illustrated
Guide published by the USDI Fish and Wildlife Service (free), among
others. She is active in the Native Plant Society of Oregon.
We visited the gift shop and learned from staff about their travel
ing exhibits, field tours (to archeological sites), workshops for
children (on such topics as Animal Movements and Plant Speci
men Mounting) and a film series coming up. For sale are
fossils, jewelry, books and pamphlets, note cards and color
photographs. It is hoped the store will bring in funds for the
museum (which they severely lack).
The museum is the official depository for all ar
cheolgical discoveries in the whole state. It's your
heritage. Take an afternoon off and enjoy a visit.
Lucia McKelvey
57/Darlingtonia Californica
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Comeert Musie
The Messiah is performed by the Eu
gene Symphony Orchestra and the
Symphony Chorale at the Hult
Center for the Performing Arts,
Silva Theatre, at 2:30 and 0:30 pm.
Ticket prices range from $4.25
$12.25. Call the box office,
607-0020, for reservations.
Machu Pichu Band performs folk
and festival music of Latin America
at the WOW Hall, 0th and Lincoln,
at 0:30 pm, costs $3.
Old-time Fiddler's Jam at the Moose
Lodge in Lebanon. Call 937-3395 for
more information.
University Consort performs at 4 pm
in Beall Concert Hall as part of the
Faculty Artist Series. General admis
sion is $2, free to students and senior
citizens.
Sunday
Ete.
Folk Ensemble Auditions at 2 pm at
Westmoreland Community Center.
For more information, call Lucy at
683-8846.
WISTEC continues showing "Winter
Skies" today; see Saturday's listing
for details.
Workshops
On-going dog workshop for all skill
levels and all ages at the WOW Hall,
Sth St Lincoln, from 1-3 pm, costs
$5.
Roundsinging group meets at 7 pm;
call 683-9071 for more information.
Network Single Activities sponsors a
tax and financial question-and-an
swer forum at 7:30 at 2055 W 28th
with Nancy Gallagher.
Kinesionics Workshop continues;
see Saturday's listing for details.
Mandip Rajneesh Meditation Center
sponsors a bioenergetics workshop;
call 343-8516 for details.
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garbage &
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service
726-5175
FACTORY OUTLET SALE!
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Coffee Table
Close-out $69
I End Table (ench)
Close-out $49
Solid Top Round Table
Close-out
35" Round $49
40" Round $79
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Top 23"x29" plus 2 shelves
Close-out $59
- TV stand
Close-out $49
Also: Many other selections including a variety ot
shelving units.
For oak buyers: A large selection of leaf dining
tables, chairs, occasional tables, and carts.
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342-8222