Fun Under the Sun
The festival’s mission is “to present the premier art and
wine festival in the Southern Willamette Valley.” The festival
attracts over 25,000 attendees during a three-day period.
Art & the Vineyard is a benefit fundraiser for the Maude
Kerns Art Center, a non-profit art center and gallery serving
the greater Eugene/Springfield community. The Art Center
holds over 15 exhibits a year, including our annual Art for
All Seasons Show and Holiday Gift Shop, where member
artists have an opportunity to show and sell their work.
Bastille Day in Eugene
July 14. Fool’s Paradise Teahouse/Growers
Market Bldg., Eugene. For info contact
Madame de la Boot Bush: 746-0345.
Reenactment of the storming of the Bastille in honor
of peace and the French revolutionaries and modern-
day citizens who refused to fight Iraq. Food, fashion
(Boot Bush Boutique), fun!
Bohemia Mining Days
July 15-18. Downtown Cottage Grove, Ore.
(541) 942-5064.
Every year the town closes down Main St. for mining
displays, food booths and live music. There is even an
“old time” breakfast atop of the Bohemia Saddle, a
beautiful drive about 45 minutes out of Cottage Grove.
Britt Festival (see June)
Includes:
July 1 Burt Bacharach, Beth Baker
July 2 Steve Earle & The Bluegrass Dukes, Tim O’Brien
July 6 Johnny Lang
July 7 Travis Tritt
July 15 Bruce Hornsby
July 19 Lucinda Williams
July 22 Indigo Girls
July 23 Heart
Your McKenzie River
ADVENTURE SOURCE
Vinci Days offers a diverse range of activities and events.
Emerald Empire Hempfest
RAFT & KAYAK RENTALS
WHITEWATER TRIPS
FISHING TRIPS
FLY FISHING CLASSES
July 17-18.
Emeraldempirehempfest@hotmail.com
Celebration supporting education on the value of
hemp and hemp products.
Eugene Summer Concerts in the
Park
July 6 J.C. rico & Zulu Dragon
July 13 Saint James/Woods Jazz
July 20 Caliente
July 27 Cheeseburgers
Located on the McKenzie River, next to Mom’s Pies
FREE RAFT DELIVERY & PICK UP!
Adventure River Center
Faerieworlds Festival
July 31-Aug. 1. Hornings Hideout, North
Plains, Ore. www.faerieworlds.com
Imaginosis and Woodland Productions present the
Faerieworlds Festival in the beautiful coastal forests of
North Plains, near Portland, Oregon. This year’s festival
will feature pre-eminent artists, writers and musicians
49701 McKenzie Hwy, Blue River, Oregon
www.AdventureRiverCenter.com • 822-3888
Jonny Lang
brings the
blues to the
Waterfront
Blues
Festival,
July 5.
Cuthbert Amphitheater (See June)
July 16 Pink Martini
July 27 Harry Connick Jr.
da Vinci Days
July 16-18. Oregon State University,
Corvallis, Ore. www.davinci-days.org
A unique festival celebrating art, science, and technology, da
Art History
Summer Session
2004
“Hands-on” Courses in Art History
In addition to image-illustrated lectures, the Department is also
offering three “hands-on” courses designed to provide students
with the opportunity of engaging the study of original works of art
within the classroom. Check out roster of summer offering.
ArH 208, History of Chinese Art (4)
July 19-August 13, M-Th, 9-10:50.
Historical survey of the visual arts of China,
including painting, sculpture and architecture.
Arts are studied in relation to the culture that
produced them. Kevin Greenwood
ArH 349 History of Prints (4)
June 21-July 16, M-Th, 9-10:50. Examines
prints and printmaking in the Western world from
the 15th century to the present. Students will
have an opportunity to study and examine origi-
nal works of art. Joby Patterson
ArH 391 Art of the Pacific Islands (4)
June 21-July 16, M-Th, 11-12:50. This
course will focus on the sacred and secular arts
of Papua New Guinea and the surrounding
Melanesian islands. Private and university col-
lections of Pacific art will be placed into the rich
context of the cultural world view. David Eisler
ArH 410/510 Art and Conservation I (4)
June 21-July 16, M-Th, 6-7:50. This course
explores the history, theoretical issues, and
recent controversies of art conservation with
examples taken from the early Renaissance to
the nineteenth century. Jan Cavanaugh
ArH 410/510 Purchasing Power: Art
Patronage in the Middle Ages (4)
June 21-July 16, M-Th, 1-2:50. This course
examines Medieval patronage practices, includ-
ing definitions of patronage, who acted as
patrons, what types of art patrons sponsored,
and the objectives of patronage.
Elizabeth Hudson
ArH 410/510 Art of the Aztecs (4)
July 19-August 13, M-Th, 10-11:50. This
course will discuss the history of Aztec visual
culture from the earliest developments of the
Empire to the time of European conquest.
John Machado
ArH 410/510 Art, Politics & Religion in
China (4)
July 19-August 13, M-Th, 12-1:50. This
course will focus on religious art and architecture
sponsored by imperial courts in China from the
Song through the mid-Qing dynasties (10th-19th
C). Selected works that represent the complex
interplay of politics and religion will be examined
in depth from varying formal, iconographical and
contextual perspectives.
Kevin Greenwood
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
For registration call the Community Education Office at 346-5614
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