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Wednesday Etc. Take a Relaxation Break instead of a lunch break. Five free noon-time ses sions to release physical and mental stress and tension, noon-1 pm. Gallery Room, Eugene Public Library. Dress comfort ably and bring a pillow. Kate Brage, MSW, 686-9193. The Eugene Bookmobile will be at Ivorena Care Center, 10:30 am; Condon/ Magnet Arts Schools, 1797 Agate, 1:30-3:15; Riverview, 211 Riverview St, 3:30-5:30. Great Bargains will be offered on Whale T-shirts, jerseys and sweatshirts, 10 am-8 pm on the Victory for Whales Table, near the Main Desk, EMU, U of O. Children Register by today for an adventure trip to the Dunes and Coast on April 30, 9-5 pm (grades 1-6). Participants are asked to bring lunch and change of clothes in case of wet weather. Cost $10 and includes transportation. 687-5373. A public reception for student artists of Springfield Middle School will highlight an ongoing show (April 20-May 20) tonight, 7-8, in the Library Meeting Room, 225 N 5th St, Springfield. Meetings General meeting of Community Village for the 1983 Oregon Country Fair for all groups interested in participating in this year’s village, 7:30 pm, Growers Market, 454 Willamette. Women’s Night Out: Full Moon Music. Bring your songs and instruments to share. Free, 7-9 pm, 1802 Lawrence. Con tact Diana Abernathy, 345-3269 for info. Cycling Alternatives Network will have a general meeting at 7:30 pm at Celeste Campbell Senior Center, 155 High St. All persons interested in bicycling are invited to attend. Contact Susan R. Baxter, 345-7159, for further info. Speakers Free introductory lecture on the Tran scendental Meditation technique for relieving stress and creating perfect health. 7:30 pm, Eugene Public Library. Eugene architects Denny Hellesvig and U of O professor G.Z. Brown will discuss passive solar efficiency of a Newport of fice building, 7 pm, 283 Lawrence, U of O. Free. Heat Pumps: Technology and Applica tions is the topic of a free seminar pre sented by the OSU Extension Service, 7 pm at the Extension Auditorium, 950 W 13th. Microcomputer Application for personal home or business use with Network Singles and Dan Unrein. Refreshments seived. 8 pm, $1.50/$2.50. Free slide show by Kate Rogers Gesert, author of The Beautiful Food Garden at 7 pm, Campbell Senior Center. Kate will discuss how to grow vegetables, flowers, and herbs as well as companion planting, color combinations and regional suitabili ty. Who’s Out to Buy Your National Forests is the subject of Richard Alston, professor of economics at Weber State College; the Administration’s plan to sell National Forest land. Free, 167 EMU, U of O, 7:30 Concert Music Bow Wow Wow in their only Oregon ap pearance, 8 pm in the EMU ballroom! Visible Targets from Seattle will open. Tickets available at EMU Main Desk, Earth River Records and Diana’s. > Workshops / Classes Antique Seminar with Gwen Znerold, noted collector, author, appraisor and lec turer on antiques, discussing Silver, 9 am-3:30 pm, lunch included. $20. Call 344-4813 or 687-8760 for further infor mation. Village Life of Albanians in Yugoslav Macedonia is the subject of a lecture/slide presentation, part of the Festival of East European Peoples, 7:30 pm, 107 Law rence Hall, U of O, free. Film Countdown to America, an “anti-freeze” film made by the American Security Council, will be shown free at 3 pm, 101 EMU on the U of O campus. Knife in the Water, 8 pm only, 123 Science, U of O. Free. Art Galleries Aperture, Erb Memorial Union, U of O. Photographs by Mark I. Johnson, April 5-26. Artworks, 291 E 5th St. Works by Patrick Nagle, Uzilevsky, R.C. Cor man. manarchy, Jerry Schurr, Marci and Oku. Hours: 10 am-6 pm. Mon-Sat and noon-5 pm, Sun. Aurora Silk, 440 Blair Blvd. Spring flowers blossom—printed, painted and kasuri multi-colored kimono. Hours: Fri Sat 1-5 pm. Also by appointment. 683-2359. Blair Island Restaurant, 325 Blair Blvd. Watercolor artists Debbie Nunez and Carmen Stephens will display their works through the month of April at Blair Island Restaurant, 325 Blair, Eugene. The res taurant hours are 8 am-3 pm weekdays' and 9 am-2 pm Sat-Sun. Blair Island Res taurant is now jurying for its spring shows. For more information call God frey, 484-0758. Brunier Gallery (IMC at UO Library), 14 black and white photographs of the UO Campus at night by Tony Harbett, through April 30. Hours: Mon-Thurs, 8 am-10 pm; Fri 8 am-5 pm. Community Center for the Performing Arts (WOW Hall), 8th & Lincoln. Season of Wren in the Woods. Paintings-Mixed Media by Jean Davidson. Reception Sun Jay. April 10. 3-6 pm. Exhibit through April 30. Hours: 3-6 pm Tues-Sat. Emerald Empire Art Association, 421 N "A" St. Springfield. Front Gallery will feature pictures in oils of landscapes and seascapes, by Kathy Whitson, local artist. Hours: 11 am-4 pm. Opening reception for this show is April 10, 1:30-4 pm. Erb Memorial Union, near Main Desk. Exhibit and sale of 250 unique and often humorous cel paintings—which are the original paintings actually filmed in mak ing animated cartoons. Highlights artists Chuck Jones and Friz Freleng. April 25-26. Cuesite Sdeae Library, -V vv s join. Watercolors and drawings by Ingrid Peterson in the upstairs gallery, through April 30. Regular library hours. Excelsior, 754 E. 13th. James Ulrich's paintings on display through April 30. Gallery 141, Lawrence Hall, UO. Painting by Norm Rosenberg and David Gelsheker. Sculpture by James Lanier. Through tomorrow. Green Earth Art Center, 1155 W. 1st. Oils by Doris Prieto. Watercolors by Pat Ren wick. Drawings by Jan Cantwell and Lon Haverly as well as artworks by guest ar tists Dorothy Warr, Kerry Kinman, Julia Lucich, Karen Snider, Mickey Wing, Be verly Leonard, Ione Brown, Jorge Ramos, Ellen Gabehart, and students of Green Earth. Hours: Mon-Sat, 10-5. High St. Coffee Gallery, 1243 High St. Paintings and drawings by Elaina Laboda Jamieson. Hours: Mon-Fri, 8 am-11 pm; Sat-Sun 10 am-11 pm. Through 5/1. Insight Gallery of Fine Arts, 5th St. Public Market, 296 E 5th, Eugene. On going exhibit of original paintings. Hours: 10 am-6 pm Mon.-Sat., 11 am-5 pm Sun. Keystone Cafe, 395 w. 5th. Acrylics and pastels by local artist Steve Boswell. Hours: 8 am-2:30 pm daily (including Sunday). Through 5/15. Lane Community College, Art and Ap plied Design Dept. Paintings by Corvallis artist Faylinda Kodis and sculptures by Eugenean Paul Pappas. Hours: Mon Thurs, 8 am-10 pm; Fri 8 am-5 pm. Maude Kerns Art Center, 1910 E. 15th Ave. Henry Korn Gallery: Paintings, sculptures and constructions by Carolyn Quinn. Photography Gallery: Photo graphs by Bill Bradish. Hours: 9 am-9 pm Tues through Thurs; 9 am-5 pm Fri; 9 am noon Sat. Through April 30. Project Space, 39 E. 1 Oth. Westlake, Pap pas and Prowell Show—WPPS. Each ar tist incorporates found art in the works. Opening reception is April 23, 8 pm. Hours: Tues-Sat, noon-5 pm. Springfield City Hall, Council Chambers, 225 N A St. Watercolor paintings and mixed media by Judith Manning and George Rhoads. Through April 21. Call 726-3700 for viewing Springfield Library, 225 N Fifth St. Works by Valley Calligraphy Guild on display through the winter. Hours: 5-8 pm Tues-Thurs, noon-5 pm Sat. Springfield Museum, 6th & Main. Croa tian Folk Costumes on exhibit until May 1. Also Telephone Communications in Oregon features telephones, switch boards. Also the historic Mill Race. Through June 30. Hours: 11-5 pm, Mon Sat; 2-5 pm Sun. University of Oregon Faculty Club, 1170 E 13th St. Fabrications, a show of im agination in Fabric. Julie Berner, Barbara Frenzel, Mary Goodson, Ardis Letey, Mary Schoolcraft. Through April 30. U of O Museum of Art, Main Floor Gallery. Major exhibition of acrylic and oil paintings and small bronze sculptures by Russian artist and humanist Ernst Neizvestny in conjunction with his stay as visiting lecturer and humanist-in-residence at the University, Through May 8. Hours: Noon-5 pm, Wed-Sun. U of O Museum of Art, Photography at Oregon Gallery. A collection of works by well-known photographers such as Ed ward Weston, Imogen Cunningham, Wynn Bullock and Paul Cappenegro. Through May 1. Hours: Noon-5 pm. Wed-Sun. UO Museum of Natural History, DO Campus. An exhibit of extraodindary, rare, 19th century Macedonian Bridal Costumes is on display in conjunction with the Festival of East European Peo ples. April 10-14. April 24-May 1. Hours: Noon-5 pm, Tues-Sun; 10 am-5 pm April 30, May 1. Opening reception April 10, 3 pm. Live Balkan music, refreshments. Ceramic Showcase ’83 The finest new work of Oregon Potters Cooperative members will be exhibited in Portland next week, including work by local potters Julie Reisner and Michael Keenen of Eugene and Gil Harrison of Cot tage Grove. Julie and Michael have both studied in Japan. Gil, a full time potter for 12 years, has begun doing larger “decorator items,” and was recently commissioned by the Benson Hotel in Portland to create large ceramics for seven special suites. Virtually every major technique in the field will be represented in the show. Nationally prominent artists like Frank Boyden (raku), Geof frey Pagen (Reed College), Patrick Horsley, Tom and Elaine Coleman of Canby, Oregon will be present, in addition to other acclaimed ar tists. Marlene Gabel, Director of Contemporary Crafts Gallery of Port land, after traveling through much of the U.S., said, “It is always ex citing to return to Oregon where some of the most significant work in the ceramic world is being done.” She adds, “More and more the line between fine art and craft is disappearing, and this is evidenced in the individuality of Oregon potters. Many Northwest potters have been working in their field 12-20 years, and the quality and expertise in dicate the beginning of a golden period as master craftspeople perform their most exciting work.” The show is next Friday (11 am-9 pm) and Saturday (10 am-6 pm), April 29 and 30 at the Western Forestry Center, 4033 S.W. Canyon Rd., Portland. Call Gil Harrison for further information, 942-2071. —Bill Snyder Corvallis painter Faylinda Kodis and Eugene sculptor Paul Pappas presents their works from April 22-May 12 in the LCC Art Gallery, with an opening reception on Friday, April 22,7:30-9:30 pm. 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