art
Artist Jon Jay Cruson discusses his
retrospective exhibit Friday at Jacobs Gallery
IN THE
GALLERIES
OPENINGS/RECEPTIONS
work by multiple artists, through July 31. 715
Quince St., Florence
The Art Center “Far Away,” artwork by Rich
Bergeman, Tallmadge Doyle, Herman Krieger,
David Carmack Lewis, Cynthia Nawalinski, Robert
Schlegel & Dan Wise, reception 5:30-7pm Thursday,
July 15; brown bag art talk w/Nancy Pobanz at
noon Saturday, July 17, exhibit continues through
Aug. 14. 700 SW Madison Ave., Corvallis
Imagine Gallery “Imagination & Creation,” new
work by Abbas Darabi, Sarah Sedwick, Shanna
Trumbly, Toni Zybell & more, through July 23. 35
E. 8th
Jacobs Gallery Jon Jay Cruson Retrospective,
feat. drawings, prints, cased pieces, screens &
paintings, artist’s insight talk 3:30-4:30pm &
reception 5:30-8:30pm Friday, July 16, exhibit
continues through Aug. 21. One Eugene Center
(under the Hult)
Jameson’s Bar “Paintings with Personality,”
art by Jordan Limbach; “Elements of Hip-Hop,”
screen prints by Jordan Limbach & Liz Hampton,
through July 31. 115 W. Broadway
Maude Kerns Art Gallery “By Hand. By Water. By
Mind,” artwork by Scott Schuldt, reception 6-8pm
Friday, July 16, exhibit continues through Aug. 27.
1910 E. 15th
Miriam Kley Studio Sale of art by the late
sculptor Miriam Kley, hosted by Karin Clarke
Gallery, noon-4pm Saturday & Sunday only, July
17-18. 2765 Kinkaid
CONTINUING
Art of Glass Eugene Storefront Project
Fundraiser feat. “Into the Glass Menagerie,” art by
Peter Herely, through July 28. 790 Blair
Backstreet Gallery Pottery by Kris DeNoyer,
through July 31. 1421 Bay St., Florence
Emerald Art Center PhotoZone Juried Show,
through July 30. 500 Main St., Spfd
Eugene Textile Center “Tactile Expressions,”
group show, through July 24. 1510 Jacobs Dr.
Fairbanks Gallery OSU Art Faculty Exhibit,
through Oct. 6. OSU campus
Florence Events Center Galleries Gallery One:
“World Wonders,” photography by Lynda Bare;
pure fusion art glass by Jayne Smoley in display
case; Gallery Five: Dunes Art Club of Reedsport,
Island Park Art Gallery Art by Gladys Bacon &
Mark Logan, through Aug. 26. 215 W. C St., Spfd
Jazz Station “The Best of Autism Artism,” art
by people with autism, through July 31. 68 W.
Broadway
J ordan Schnitzer Museum of Art “One Step
Big Shot: Portraits by Andy Warhol & Gus Van
Sant,” through Sept. 5; “Marie Antoinette’s Head
& Others,” portrait photography by Jim Riswold,
through Sept. 5; “Traditions Revealed,” exhibit
of modern Russian icon paintings by various
artists; “Buste D’Homme,” by Pablo Picasso. 1430
Johnson Ln., UO
Karin Clarke Gallery Landscapes & fi gures by
Mark Clarke, painting demo 2pm Saturday, Aug. 7,
exhibit through Aug. 21. 760 Willamette
Keystone Cafe Abstract paintings by Sandra
Larkin, through July 31. 395 W. 5th
Law School Gallery “Core Sample: China,”
photography by Carol Isaak, through July 21. 1515
Agate
MECCA Materials Exchange Center for
Community Art “Wired,” drawings & paintings
by Drew Bardana, through July 31. 449 Willamette
New Odyssey Paintings by Richard Quigley,
through July 31. 1004 Willamette
New Zone Gallery “Abstract Reality,” work
by Maureen Campbell; “Fairy Tales & Fantasy,”
member theme show, through July 31. 164 W.
Broadway
Olive
Grand “Descending Light: Oregon
Landscape Paintings,” work by Carolee S. Clark,
Debby Sunderbaum-Sommers & Jana Johnson,
through July 31. 1041 Willamette
Palace Bakery “Oregon Inspirations,” watercolors
by M. Shefa Marcus, through July 28. 844 Pearl
Raven Frameworks “The Art of Figurative Art,”
drawings & paintings by Brent Burkett; work by
Ellen Tykeson, Don Gardner, Kay Bruckner, Jan
Halvorson, Paul Buckner, Ann Lee-Hoelzle, Adam
Grosowsky, Anne Korn & Terry Way, through July
31. 325 W. 4th
Sam Bond’s Acrylic & collage on canvas by
Lindsay LePon, through July 30. 407 Blair
Science Factory Exhibit Hall “Summer Science
Smorgasbord,” a collection of hands-on science &
technology exhibits, through Aug. 30. 2300 Leo
Harris Pkwy
Springfi eld Museum “Dances With Fire,” blown
glass by Kathleen Jensen, through July 31. 590
Main St., Spfd.
Village Health Gallery Material ARTistry exhibit
feat. Sandra McMorris Johnson, Jae McDonald,
Janet Hiller & Salley Zehrung, through Sept. 13.
2868 Willamette
Vista Framing and Gallery Paintings by Jill Atkin
& jewelry by Tom Sauve, through Aug. 4. 160 E.
Broadway
Woodpecker’s Muse Works by Valisa Higman,
along with works in acrylic, leatherworks,
sculpture, steampunk, metalsmithing & more by
local artists, through Aug. 30. 372 W. Broadway
WOW Hall Abstract paintings by Jazmine Gabriel,
through July 31. 8th & Lincoln
Zenon Cafe Paintings by Jerry Ross, through July
28. 898 Pearl
Siuslaw Bank Landscape, fl ower & portrait
paintings by Pam Enberg, Seja Stevenson & Barbara
Weinstein, through July 31. 707 Main St., Spfd
Presents the 2nd annual
Blues Build Benefit
Saturday, July 24th
Gaye Lee Russell
and the
BOE Orchestra
Adam Scramstad
a pint
is just right!
Broh-Taylor Blues Band
The Vipers featuring Deb Cleveland
Museum of Unfine Art and Record Store
1:30-5:30 at Pfeiffer Winery
25040 Jaeg Road, Junction City
7.5 miles west on High Pass Road, north on Turnbow to Jaeg
$15 advance or $20 at the gate. Under 10 ~ free
Ticket Outlets:
Dari Mart proudly introduces Lochmead ice cream in a convenient
snack-sized pint.
Count on Dari Mart for the freshest milk and ice cream.
Eugene: CD World, House of Records, Museum of Unfine Art and Record Store
Junction City: Habitat for Humanity office ~ Emerald Valley Compounding
Pharmacy ~ Pfeiffer Winery Harrisburg; Citizens Bank Veneta: Our Daily Bread
No-host bar with soft drinks by Pfeiffer Winery (no outside alcohol)
Lawn chairs and blankets welcome
Snacks available from Our Daily Bread
All natural Lochmead ice cream, now in pints!
The Jerry Brown Company ~ Isler Certified Public Accountants ~ Emerald Valley Compounding Pharmacy
Benton Lane Winery ~ B & I Hardware ~ Blachly Lane Co-op ~ Tri-County Tribune
McKinley Printing ~ Rodeo Steak House ~ Guaranty Chevrolet/Pontiac
Proceeds to support the building of simple and decent homes for low and moderate income families
by Junction City/Harrisburg/Monroe Habitat for Humanity, an ecumenical Christian organization.
For more info: www.jchmhabitat.org ~ www.pfeiffervineyards.com
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