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The Very Little Theatre presents
Family
Reunion
A middle-aged man entertains some
visitors from his past—but some are
dead, and not all were invited!
A world premiere by Steve Mandell
Directed by Darlene Morton
December 3-4*, 8-11*
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Installations and Precipitation
First Friday ArtWalk continues the tradition of giving fall season gallery
goers good reason to get wet and cold as they hop from exhibit to exhibit
checking out some of the best art Eugene has to offer. Forecasts claim it could
be sunny, but when was the last time you trusted the weatherman/woman?
Rain or not, the work of several standout artists will be shining throughout
downtown.
The Woodpecker’s Muse will host Terry Holloway’s “Invasion of the
Firefl ies.” This series of sculptures and light installations represents Holloway’s
ongoing obsession with fi refl ies. Each part of the piece represents a segment in
the cycle of a successful lightening bug incursion.
Also, along with artist Tina Martinson, Holloway has a hand in another
visually appealing installation that can be experienced at 245 W. Broadway,
courtesy of the Eugene Storefront Art Project. The “Nightmare Before
Christmas,” a tribute to Tim Burton, will creepily tantalize all who dare to enter.
While braving the elements in the name of artistry, another must-see
ArtWalk event you’ll want to catch takes place at White Lotus Gallery, where
“Journeys,” the work of Jon Jay Cruson, will be on display. Cruson recently
completed a stint in Summer Lake, Ore., at the acclaimed Playa Fellowship
Residency — his paintings are sure to be soaked with the inspiration of this
unique experience.
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Also, don’t miss the incredible photography of Marshall McFarland at DIVA.
Mcfarland’s work is as visually jarring as it is intellectual, often mixing surreal
elements of nature and the human form.
ArtWalk will be hosted by Diane Lang, executive director of HIV Alliance, in
observance of Dec. 1, World AIDS Day.
Similar to the rain, wind and other aspects of weather you may encounter
while art-walking, ArtWalk is always FREE. — Dante Zuñiga-West
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EUGENE WEEKLY
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