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IN THE
GALLERIES
OPENINGS/RECEPTIONS
Backstreet Gallery “Models on
the Move” altered art mannequins,
reception 3pm-5pm Saturday,
August 11. 1421 Bay, Florence
Dot Dotsons “True Ride
Chronicles,” photos by Sebastian
Price, reception 5pm-6pm Friday,
August 10. 1668 Willamette
Eugene Storefront Art Project
Hands on downtown walking tour,
5:30pm-7:30pm Thursday, August
9. Space limited, contact paula.
goodbar@gmail.com, $8. Kesey
Square; Art show and auction
of work by Nicola Noetic, Friday,
August 10, 8:30pm 224 E. 11 th
Full City Work by Russ Long,
through September 16. 842 Pearl
Island Park Art Gallery “A Year
of Paintings,” paintings by PJ
Sargeant, through September 27.
Reception 5pm-7pm Friday, August
10. 215 W. C Street, Springfi eld
Lady Jayne’s Gallery Painting on
silk by Merideth Ferrell, reception
7pm-9pm Friday, August 10. 1844
Main, Springfi eld
The Moon Upstairs Gallery Work
by Cory Brown, Rhonna Noel and G.
Khinespre, through September, 14.
228 Main, Springfi eld
CONTINUING
Analog Barbershop “Odd Number
Series,” acrylic and mixed media
on canvas and wood by Wendi Kai.
862 Olive
The Art Annex “Vineyards,” work
by various artists. 749 Willamette
B2 Wine Bar “Katananda Imagery,”
work by Kristina Hall. 2794 Shadow
View
Big City Gaming “Fool’s Gold,”
work by Brian Knowles, Marlitt
Dellabough, Keegan Gormley
Andrea Alonge, Tim Jarvis & more.
1288 Willamette
Big Tree Gallery “EXPLITIVE
DELETED,” work by Rai;
“Regenerative void,” work by Steve
Saltekoff; “The Sharpie Bic Pen
Revolution,” work by Evening Day
Redden. 1068 W. 3rd
Bonnie at Play “Ceramic
sculpture” by Bonnie King. 1082 W.
2nd — upstairs
Broomchick Early American
Handcrafted Brooms & Besoms by
Samantha Pritchard. 305 Blair
CALC “Portraits of Afghan Women,”
portraits and stories by Peggy
Kelsey. 458 Blair
Camp Sherman Store Judging and
sale for the “Plein Air Paint Out,”
paintings of the Metolius River.
25451 SW. Forest Service
David Joyce Gallery “Green
Green—The Color of New” 15 artists’
perspectives on green, through
August 27. LCC campus
David Minor Theater Photography
by Kate Ketcham. 180 E. 5th
Delphina / Slash’n Burn Portraits
& images by Cody Wicker. 941 W. 3rd
DIVA Work by Robert Hill Long &
Martha Bowen. 280 W. Broadway
Dot Dotsons Black and white
portraits by Jordan Nicholsen. 1668
Willamette
ECO Sleep Solutions Hand painted
furniture by Lybi Thomas. 25 E. 8th
Emerald City Art Center “The
Jungle at the Door: A Glimpse of
India,” photography by Joan Myers;
new work by members of the EAC.
500 Main Spfd.
Eugene Piano Academy Recent
work by Tony Brown, Rob Omlin,
Eric Sutton & Peter Herley. 507
Willamette
Eugene Storefront Art Project
“Forest Views,” work by Sean
Sbragia, paintings by Amanda
Wilcox. 44 W. Broadway; Paintings
by Kyra Kelley. 198 W. Broadway;
“No Excuses,” all photography
show by various artists. 224 E. 11th;
Photography by Deb Ingebretsen.
790 Willamette
Florence Events Center Work by
Barbara Krystoff-Scott; work by Sue
Gilday. 715 Quince, Florence
Full City Work by: David Sherrill,
through August 26; Tamara Hughes,
through August 19; Debby and Rick
Barich, through August 12. 842
Pearl
Goldworks “Ephemeral Nature,”
photography by Roka Walsh,
through August 31. 169 E. Broadway
Granary Pizza Co. “Optical Jazz,”
paintings by Earl Dunbar. 259 E. 5th
Harlequin Beads and Jewelry
Work by Cenya Eichengreen. Open
until 6 pm. 1027 Willamette
Healing Scapes Mixed media,
charcoal & acrylic work by Katey
Seefeld. 1390 Oak, Suite 3
The Hot Shop Glass art by Samuel
arts
Art Glass — Glassblowing squares
demonstrations. 1093 W. 1st
Imagine Gallery “Dog Days of
Summer,” various artists’ work
focused on dogs, through August
30. 35 E. 8th
Jacobs Gallery Work by Herbert
Berman, Craig Spilman & Kerry
G. Wade, through August 18. Hult
Center
Jawbreaker Gallery “Museum of
Awesome,” mixed media assemblage
by Marilyn Kent. 796 W. 4th
Jazz Station “How Water Speaks
to Us,” photography by Shirley M.
Collins. 124 W. Broadway
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
“Provenance: In Honor of Arlene
Schnitzer,” work by more than 40
Northwest artists, selected from
the Harold Schnitzer Art Collection,
through September 15; “Tough
by Nature: Portraits of Cowgirls
& Ranch Women of the American
West,” through September 9;
“The Big Picture,” photography by
Russel Wong, through August 19.
UO campus
Junk Monkey Antiques Work by
Jonathan Short. 47518 Hwy. 58,
Oakridge
Karin Clarke Gallery Work
depicting vineyards, wine tasting.
749 Willamette
Keystone Café Work by Sophie
Navarro, through August 31. 395
W. 5th
Knight Law Center “Earth Palette,”
canvas photography by Sean
Bagshaw, through August 24. UO
Campus
Lane County Historical Museum
“Weird & Wonderful: Lane County
Highlights & Footnotes,” through
Sept. 15; The Unbroken Thread Quilt
Show. 1635 Fairview, Cottage Grove
Last Stand Coffee Co. Work by
Kenji Ota & MuseArt artists. 298
Blair
Maude Kerns Art Center “Nature
Inspired,” work by Jodie Garrison,
Dorothy McGuinness, & April
Richardson, through August 24.
1910 E. 15th
MECCA “Slap Happy Drums,”
handmade drums of recycled
materials. 449 Willamette
MODERN “The 4th Annual
Evening of Illuminating Design: The
University of Oregon Department
of Architecture’s Luminaire Design
Competition & Exhibit.” 207 E. 5th
Michael DiBitetto Etherial,
exquisite etchings, clothing art.
201 Blair
Mrs. Thompson’s “Cat Whispers
& Moss Wings Show,” work by
Kent Goodman & Heather Nic an
Fhleisdeir. 347 W. 5th
NEST “Galloping Beauties,” work by
Alix Mosieur. 1235 Willamette
New Frontier Market “Flights of
Fancy,” acrylics & mixed media by
Marilyn Kent. 1101 W. 8th
New Zone Gallery “Same Universe;
Different Dimensions,” work by R.Z.
Fulton & Robin Marks-Fife. 164 W.
SHORTS
Memory Loss
Memory is a precious thing, and fi lm allows us to capture moments that would
otherwise be transitory. We take solace in those captured moments because
sometimes memories can leave us — sometimes they can fade away and never
return. That last part is exactly what installation artist Michelle Given wants her
viewers to explore.
“Michelle has always been playing with the idea of memory and how we leave
it behind,” Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art (JSMA) museum educator Lauren
Suveges says. “What she’s done is engage the viewer on the topic of memory
and how we catalogue it.”
“Vineyards” continues at
The Art Annex
Broadway
Ninkasi Brewery “It’s in the
Numbers,” acrylic on canvas &
mixed media by Wendy Kai. 272
Van Buren
Occupy Eugene “We’re Still Here!”
Art by occupiers, works about
occupy, and artifacts from the
occupation, 1274 W. 7th
Old Whiteaker Firehouse “Hello.
My Name Is” paint and ink by Zach
Rathbun. 1045 W. 1st
Olive Grand Photography by Anne
McRae. 1041 Willamette
Our Islands Conservation
Center Work made from recycled
& repurposed materials. 120 W.
Broadway
Out on a Limb Paintings by
Heather Michaud; work by Tim
Boyden, Drew Parish, Jeff Bandow &
Tim Neun. 191 E. Broadway
Palace Bakery Work by Emily Insko,
through September 9. 844 Pearl
Park St. Café Paintings by J. Scott
Hovis & glass art by Ben Silver.
776 Park
Passionfl ower Design “An Evening
with Pearls & Stones,” work by
jeweler Susan Goodwin. 128 E.
Broadway
Perk “The Skateboarding Art
Show,” work by Kim Rose. 1351
Willamette
Ratatouille Work by Tanna
Konnemann & Sophie Navarro. 2729
Shadow View
Raven Frame Works Paintings by
Adam Grosowsky. 325 W. 4th
Red Agave Work by Heather
Michaud. 454 Willamette
Silver Lining Steampunk art by the
Florence Altered Art Group. 2217
U.S. 101, Florence
Springfi eld City Hall “Ephemeral
Nature,” photography and digital art
by Roka Walsh. 225 5th, Spfd.
Studio Mantra Salon Work by
Micki Shampang-Voorhies, Jeremy
Kruempel, Vicki Fredricks & Salon
stylists. 40 E. 5th
Studio Tre Amiche New works by
Patsy Hand, Kathryn Hutchinson, &
Rogena Degge. 295 E. 5th
Studio West Work by Ciara Cuddihy
and Alejandro Hernandez. 245
W. 8th
Sweet Life Arts & Crafts Gallery
Work by employees of Sweet Life,
fi ne art to felted handbags, jewelry,
birdbaths, recycled book art &
aprons. 775 Monroe
Symphony in Glass Glasswork by
Vicki Komori, Cat Shelby & Jamie
Burress. 260 W. Broadway
Tamarack Wellness Center &
Eugene Yoga Plein air paintings
by local Lane County artists. 3575
Donald
Territorial Vineyards Paintings by
Shanna Trumbly, 907 W. 3rd
UO Alumni Association Art by UO
students Laura Johnson & Marshall
McFarland. 39 W. Broadway
UO Museum of Natural & Cultural
History “Tidewaters,” work by Rich
Bergeman, through November 30;
“Out in Space, Back in Time: Images
from the Hubble Space Telescope.”
Through Feb. 2013; “Oregon—Where
Past is Present;” “Explore Oregon!
In the Making,” through September.
UO Campus.
Urban Lumber Co. Nature
photography by Khristina Gonzalez,
furniture by Seth San Fillippo. 28 E.
Broadway
Village Health Clinic Gallery
“Progressions: Edibles,” work by R.
Atencio, through August 24. 2868
Willamette
Wandering Goat “Mexico,” Oil
Paintings by Jeff Mason. 268
Madison
The Water Tower “Pyramid
Plumbing”. 662 W 5th Alley
WAVE Gallery “Abstract//Uneven//
Uncertain,” paintings and drawings
by Wesley Hurd. 547 Blair
Whiteaker International Hostel
Photos/Paintings/Music/Drink. 970
West 3rd.
White Lotus Gallery “Esther’s
Choice,” photography by Gary
Tepfer. 767 Willamette
Willard C. Dixon Architect
Open studio featuring current
architectural projects by Will
Dixon, B&W photographs by Dennis
Galloway. 300 Blair
Woodpecker’s Muse “Dreams to
Remember,” paintings and mixed
media work by Rosie Lockie. 372 W.
Broadway
YEPSA “What is Sexuality?” 174 W.
Broadway
ZDREAMS Gallery “Visionary
Computer Art Prints” by Ron
LaFond 937 W. 3rd
Movin’ On, confronts her viewers with the destruction of memory. It’s a not-
so-subtle kind of experience.
The installation is composed of a 16-millimeter fi lm projector that’s hooked up to a
paper shredder. On the wall is a button that starts the projector and shows 30 seconds
of footage that is shredded simultaneously. Anyone who presses the button and
watches the footage will be the last to see those images before they are destroyed.
Perhaps even more compelling is the content of Movin’ On’s fi lm reel. It
is all found footage of precious family movies. But not Given’s family, not any
family that Given knows of. The footage was mysteriously sent to Given when
she ordered the projector off of the internet, which is what initially gave her the
idea for this project. What the viewers of Movin’ On experience is brilliant and
uncomfortable — the memories of a complete stranger’s family being revisited
and destroyed, 30 seconds at a time with the push of a button.
“Most people enjoy the installation, but they also fi nd it challenging,”
Suveges says. “They feel kind of guilty, because they want to see more of the
story but they know the memory will be destroyed forever.”
This is an installation that forces the viewer to think, feel and appreciate,
which is exactly what Given set out to achieve.
Movin’ On runs through Aug. 26, at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, UO
Campus. — Dante Zuñiga-West
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