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Art to highlight Bach Festival
1 hr rich. iridescent artwork of S.i
lem prmtmaker Kli/alieth Hrinton
and Kugene ceramicist l.inna
Mum lilit/ will lie displayed ,it the |a
(iibs (iallerv iti the Holt (color for
the Performing Arts amidst the i do
lirated Oregon Bai h Festival
The exhibit begins Saturday |une
H, with ao opening roi opt ion from
I, , o |i m to boom the two Northwest
• li t Ists
"A lot of m\ work is about music
and has been inspired by iihisk so it
seems just perfoc t to be show log dor
mg the Hai h festival." explains
Unoloii. a Kugene resident of
veals w ho rei eofh moved to Salem
Sculptor Musi hilt/ agrees It s
really special to have on work ills
played during the festival, sharing
the essence of the musii I love so
mm h
Itriotoo compares hot familiar itn
ages fish flowers, landscape
si , lies, howls, and vases, main hot
deieil In dei online void to the re
petitive themes in )a// inusn
"1 i an pla\ on them, the l Oliver
sits graduate says, disi over tog a new
■ mil different qualitv to the subjei t
i',ii li timr she cm winters it
Hrintnn i rentes a si reenprint t>\
making 'i series of drawings first As
her drawings take on life, growing
through improvisation, alterations
and turnings of color and light, she
begins to translate the life into print
If 1 begin to print too soon, it nev
er ripens properly; it 1 begin too late,
the life is gone, the printmaker e\
plains nl her artistic tuning She adds
shimmering gold bordering to mam
nt her works to explore the decora
turn in her art and to evoke the multi
pie lavers of a subjei t
do-exhibitor' Musihlit/ uses simi
lai iridescent tones in hei i lay sculp
ture Inspired b\ the textures ol the
loli.ige and fungi in the lush Hawaii
1.1 n rain forests. Muschl.it/. creates
sculptural forms resembling glazed
lichen, fungus and leaves
I sing a rough, groggs clay
iShig,uaki i layi that forms tipples.
Ii.ii .uni ridges when stretched and
dned. the lornier I niviTsity ol lla
w.iii student employs the laku lech
inijue. a t.llitlese method ol firing,
then slow-tooling. a gla/.etl bisipie
l ire proi ess results in exi iting metal
Ik colors on contrasting black, or
ganic i lav
‘Sometimes I feel I ruin the
thrown ( lay surfar os In applying the
glaze to the bisque form.' she ad
mits. "but when I raku the piece it
hoi mms transformed from the pat
turned fungus like stage to a magical
IK lien
Musohlilz. recentl\ returned to her
artwork .liter a two-vear hiatus to
i oinplete a master's degree in ( iiltm
al Services at the University Her
most recent sculptures share tire lus
tei nt an oil slii k
" I've always had a fa sc illation with
an oil slick, wanting to bring it home
and slii k it in mv living room, says
Muse hlitz "It's not a pleasant sub
stance. hut the colors have always e\
c iled me
The Brinton and Musi hlitz exhibit
will continue through July 11' The
opening reception on June 11• will in
i lode the music of loi al i lassical gui
tarist Michael Race
Regular viewing hours tor ihe )a
cob (fallen are H a.in la > p.m
weekdays. 11 a in to t p.m Satur
days, and during all Mult Center per
foi mances.
LCC hosts three new plays written by students
MUSIC
Sunday. June 3
Eugene Jazz Studio Recital will be
in the Hult Center Soreng Theatre
tonight at 7 30 Tickets are $5
Calendar
Thursday. June 7
SHOcase Free Noon Concert will
be held at 12 15 p m today in the
Hult Center Lobby
THEATER
PERFORMING ARTS
An Evening ot New Plays will be
hosted by Lane Community College
and will introduce three original
plays from Lane playwriting
students Performances will be on
June 1 and 2 at the college's Blue
Door Theatre Tickets aie $4 and
may be purchased in advance at the
Hult Center ticket office and
outlets, Marketplace Books or the
Lane Box Office between noon and
4 p m on weekdays
First Annual Student Showcase will
be presented by the Conservatory
ot Classical Dance, a school
providing state-of-the-art Paining in
the fine art of classical ballet The
performance will be at CATE
Auditorium (old Condon School) at
1787 Agate St Performance will
begin at 2 30pm Admission Is $2
for adults and $2 for seniors and
children under 12
VISUAL ARTS
Identities is the title of an exhibit
by three University fine arts
students to be on display from
June 2 to 10 in Gallery 141 Artists
Aimee Mattila. Don Ross and Karen
Baxter will be on display A free
public reception will be held on
June 2 from 7 to 9 p m in the
gallery, located near the courtyard
of Lawrence Hall. 1190 Franklin
Blvd
Ashen Beauty Wood Fired
Ceramics an exhibit of
contemporary ceramics by 10
nationally known artists, will be on
display in the Museum of Art. 1430
Johnson Lane, until June 3.
From Fiber to Fabric, an exhibit of
handcrafted, handspun items, will
be on display from May 15 to June
17 at the Lane County Historical
Museum. 740 W 13th Ave.
Admission is $1 adults
Ffult Center Gallery will feature the
work of two Eugene artists, Kerry
Wade and Satoko. from May 14 to
June 13 in the Hult Center's Jacob
Gallery A public reception will be
held in the gallery on May 19 from
3 7 pin
Jniversity Museum of Art will host
he annual exhibition of art work by
13 fine arts degree candidates at
he University The exhibit will run
rom May 20 to June 17
Jniversity Museum of Art presents
in exhibition of 39 Japanese
woodblock prints entitled Airs of
Edo Japanese Fan Prints from
Jlay 23 to Aug 26
lacobs Gallery, located in the Hull
Tenter, will feature pastels by
Eatoko and Mixed Media
retaliations by Kerry Wade
.ane County Historical Museum
’40 West 13th Ave will cos; - sur
he exhibit From Fiber to Fabric
rom May 15 to June 17
(erns Art Center. 1910 E 15th Ave
will feature Ghosts of Maude
rom May 18 to June 1 7.
.ane Community College Art
Department Gallery will host the
.CC Student Art Show from May 14
o June 1
MISCELLANEOUS
Auditions for Children's Musical at
.CC on June 2 at noon Auditions
or The Ogre and the Five Magic
Toms by Cavalier will be held Be
irepared to read script, sing and
nove For more information, ca I
Eherry Lady at 484-0283 or Jerry
Seifert at 726-2209
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