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Moscato said “No War” is intend
ed to encourage discussion sur
rounding President Bush’s actions
abroad.
“We’re trying to provide cre
ative opposition to what’s going
on,” Moscato said. “In a country
our size, you feel kind of power
less. I can’t stop the war, but I
can put on an art show to create
a dialogue.”
My House, located at 1136 W.
Fifth Ave., has gathered submis
sions for the show throughout the
past month, and today is the last
day artists can turn pieces in at My
House or the Survival Center in the
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Entertainment Calendar
Friday, March 7
7:30 p.m. — Cai Emmons (the author
reads from his book "His Mother’s Son”),
Eugene Public Library, 100 W. 10th Ave.,
6S2-6349, free
7:30 p.m. — Lesbopalooza III: Tribe 8,
Laura Love, Aisha Ayers, God-des, Jordan
Blumberg-Emge (rock), WOW Hall, 291 W.
Eighth Ave., 687-2746, $6 students,
$8 general
8:30 p.m. — Dan Jones (rock), Wild Duck
Music Hall, 169 W. Sixth Ave., 485-3825,
$5, 2 land over
9 p.m. — Lo Nuestro (salsa/ Latin dance),
Luna, 30 E. Broadway, 344-6948, $6
Saturday, March 8
7:30 p.m. “Americana” (Eugene Concert
Choir performs classical/ folk/spiritual
music), Soreng Theatre, Hult Center,
682-5000, $12-$24
7:30 p.m. — Lesbopalooza HI: Station
Wag, Shelley Doty X-Tet, Usa Koch, Chris
PureJen, Cod-dess, Jordan Blumberg-Emge
(rock), WOW Hall, 291 W. Eighth Ave.,
687-2746, $6 students, $8 general
8:30 p.m. —Justin Hopkins (acoustic
guitar), Cafe Paradiso, 115 W. Broadway,
484-9933, $5
8:30 p.m. — Pearl Django (gypsy/New
Metropolitan swing ensemble), Luna,
30 E. Broadway, 344-6948, $10
9:30 p.m. — Monte Montgomery (guitar
powered blues), Wild Duck Music Hall,
169W. Sixth Ave., 485-3825, $12
9:30 p.m. — Not Quite Right (rock),
Samurai Duck, 960 Oak St., 345-6577, $3
Sunday, March 9
2:30 p.m. — “Americana” (Eugene Concert
Choir performs classical/folk/spiritual
music), Soreng Theatre, Hult Center,
682-5000, $12-$24
6 p.m. — Buster B.’s Guitar Bash (finger
style guitarist), Luna, 30 E. Broadway,
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344- 6948, $3-55
7 p.m. — Shelley Doty X-tet {acoustic funk
trio), Cafe Paradiso, U 5 W. Broadway, 484
9933, $8 cover, $6 students
Monday, March 10
8 p.m. — Chamber Musicale (student
chamber ensemble), Beall Concert Hall,
346-5678, $3 students and seniors,
$5 general
Tuesday, March 11
6 p.m. — Taiko Drum Ensemble (Japanese
drumming/contemporary theatre/music
and dance), EMU Ballroom, free
Wednesday, March 12
8 p.m. — Living Legends Creative
Differences Tour (hip-hop) McDonald
Theatre, 1010 Willamette St.,
345- 4442,517
8:30 p.m. —- Absofute improv (improv
comedy), Wild Duck Music Hall, 169 W.
Sixth Ave., 485-3825
EMU. Moscato said exhibit visitors
can expect to see a wide variety of
work, ranging from more graphic
pieces to abstract ones.
“There are collages and sculp
tures,” Moscato said. “I was im
pressed by the variety of work
collected.”
Artist Jarrett Arnold’s work will
appear in the show.
“I happened to have already
painted the pieces, and it seemed
perfect to display them there,”
Arnold said. “I hope the show
gets people to more strongly feel
that war is not a good idea and
have more sympathy for fellow
human beings.”
During the opening, there will be
a place for “procrastinator artists”
to put their creative juices to work
using donated art supplies.
Art major Gariy Boyer helped or
• ganize the show. She said she felt
the anti-war message is especially
compelling when expressed
through art.
“Art is a really powerful state
ment,” Boyer said. “(The opening)
will be very strong, just as strong as
any protest.”
Organizers of the opening and
month-long exhibit said the show is
not about passively looking at art; it
is about using art to engage the
community and provide a platform
for creative activism.
“Art has the power to change
lives and empower people,”
Moscato said. “You feel powerless
over the laws that govern all
these decisions over our lives. I
think people are sick of being fed
messages by mainstream media.
Art empowers you to create your
own message.”
Contact the Pulse reporter
at helensch umacher@dailyemerald.com.
RIDAY
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Tribe 8
GbdDes
Aisha Ayers
Tickets
$7 STIDENTS
$10 GEN.PUBLIC
291W. 8th. Eugene or.
Doors: 7:30 pm
THE QUEER WOMEN'S FESTIVAL
SATURDAY
MARCH 8
SlELLEY DlTY X-TET
Arjhna Greist
Chris Phreka
Station Wa6
Fir Mire Info:
Suzi 346-4095 or
Kristina 346-3360
Tickets are on sale at the University of Oregon’s EMU Ticket office, 346-4363.
Lesbopalooza is sponsored by the ASUO Women’s Center, the Lesbian, 6ay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer Alliance and by homos Uke you.
Event is wheelchair accessible and sign-language interpreted; childcare scholarships available.