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GALLERIES OPENINGS/RECEPTIONS Emerald Art Center Oregon Glass Guild visiting artists, reception 5-8pm Friday, Jan. 9; also work by Marc Banville, through Jan. 30. 500 Main St., Spfd. Fairbanks Gallery “(in)Tangible Being,” work by Sang-ah Choi, opening reception 4:30-5:30pm Wednesday, Jan. 14, runs through Feb. 4. OSU campus, Corvallis Florence Events Center Gallery Gene Olson Retrospective, opening reception 5:30-7:30pm Friday, Jan. 9. 715 Quince, Florence Maude Kerns Art Center “A Color Runs Through It: Textile Group Show,” opening reception 6-8pm Friday, Jan. 9, runs through Feb. 6. 1910 E. 15th O’Brien Photo Imaging Gallery “Transformation,” photography by Roka Walsh, opening reception 3-6pm Saturday, Jan. 10, runs through March 12. 2833 Willamette Schrager & Clarke Gallery The Resale Show, work from local collections, opening reception 4-6pm Saturday, Jan. 10, runs through Feb. 14. 760 Willamette Springfi eld Second Friday Art Walk “Last Ever Flashlight Guided Art Walk,” various locations in downtown Springfi eld, begins 5:30pm Friday, Jan. 9, at City Hall, 225 N. Fifth St., Spfd Tsunami Books “Michael’s World: A live photographic adventure with Michael T. Williams,” art opening 5-8pm Friday, Jan. 9, runs through Jan. 31. 2585 Willamette CONTINUING 16 Tons Cafe “Orbital Connections,” work by David CP Placencia. 2864 Willamette 50/50 Tanks & Tees “Shibui,” mixed-media work by Travis Kerr, through Feb. 5. 277 W. 8th Art & Jones Infusion Gallery Acrylic paintings by Sophie Navarro. 790 Willamette Atrium Building “Letting Go,” photography by Samuel Gehrke. 44 W. Broadway Aurora Gallery & Tattoo Work by Mat Casey, Wendi Kai & Max Von K. 304 E. 13th B2 Wine Bar “Into 2015,” work by Richard L. Quigley. 2794 Shadow View Benton County Historical Museum “Joy to the World,” work by Jennifer Lommers, Jan Maitland & Jan Roberts- Dominguez, through Jan. 25. 1101 Main St., Philomath GEORGIA FRENCH’S ‘LIGHTER THAN AIR’ IS AT MAUDE KERNS ART CENTER Bernadette Center “Music in its Many Forms,” work by Ellen Gabehart. 1283 Lincoln Bonnie at Play “Ceramic Sculpture” by Bonnie King. 1082 W. 2nd — upstairs Café Soriah Pastel paintings by Kate McGee, through Jan. 15. 384 W. 13th The Crafty Mercantile Jewelry by Michele Rose. 517 E. Main St., Cottage Grove David Joyce Gallery “Farm to Table,” work by various artists. LCC Campus Downtown Library Paintings by Lyla Messick & animal masks by Brendan McCullough. 100 W. 10th ECO Sleep Solutions Work by Tylar Merrill, Annie Heron, Lybi Thomas, Mari Livie, Cedar Caredio & Stephen White. 25 E. 8th Eugene Piano Academy “Can You See Us Now?” Exhibit featuring works of HIV Alliance clients in celebration of World AIDS Day. 507 Willamette Full City High St. Cafe Work by Tamara Hughes, through Jan. 18. 295 E. 13th Full City Pearl St. & Palace Bakery Work by Jasmine Daniels through Feb. 1; Cheryl Camelio through Jan. 25; Keith Munsun through Jan. 18; Leonie Daniels through Jan. 11. 842 & 844 Pearl Gallery at the Watershed “World Sketches by Ken O’Connell & Fellow Travelers,” through Jan. 18. 321 Mill Jordan D. Schnitzer & his Family Foundation,” through March 29, 2015; “The Word Became Flesh: Images of Christ in Orthodox Devotional Objects,” through June 21, 2015; “10 Symbols of Longevity & Late Joseon Korean Culture” & “Elegance & Nobility: Modern & Contemporary Korean Literati Taste,” through March 15, 2015. UO Campus Lincoln Gallery “LAYERED,” group exhibit by artists at OSLP Arts & Culture Program; also works by Andrea Ros. 309 W. Fourth MECCA Student-led show w/Beth Kruziki. 449 Willamette MODERN “Fresh! The Art of Modern Jewelry Design,” work produced by UO students. 207 E. Fifth Junk Monkey Original oil paintings by Jonathan Short. 47581 Hwy 58, Oakridge New Zone Gallery “Native Coastal Woods,” work by Robert Horner & “High and Dry,” photos by Art Kennedy. 164 W. Broadway GlassRoots “Cosmic Spray,” spray paint works by Justin Bailey. 980 W. 5th Kenneth B Gallery “Living on the Edge,” work by Liz Johnson. 1458 First St., Florence Noisette Pastry Kitchen Photographs by Elle Sullivan. 200 W. Broadway Harlequin Beads & Jewelry Work by local artists. 1027 Willamette Koho Bistro Paintings by Shannon Knight, through January 2015. 2101 Bailey Hill Oakshire Brewing “In the Details,” drawings by Julia Holtzman, through Jan. 30. 207 Madison Lane County Historical Museum “What If Heroes Were Not Welcome Home?” examining experience of Japanese-American vets from Hood River returning home after WWII. 740 W. 13th The Octagon Work by Tom S. Clark. 92 E. Broadway Heritage Dry Goods Work by Milla Oliveira. 861 Willamette InEugene Real Estate Work by photographer Tracy Sydor. 100 E. Broadway Jacobs Gallery “Small Pleasures Invitational,” work in a variety of mediums, through Jan. 17. Hult Center Jazz Station Pastels by Anna Horrigan. 124 W. Broadway Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art “Under Pressure: Contemporary Prints from the Collections of ARTS HOUND Sniffi ng out what you shouldn’t miss in the arts this week LCC Art Gallery “a (sort of) retrospective: 45 years of photography,” work by Dan Welton; “Generous,” ceramics by Chicago- based artist Leanne McClurg Cambric, through Feb. 12. 4000 E. 30th Off the Waffl e “Seasons,” work by Sarina Dorie & Robert Murphy, through Jan. 31. 840 Willamette OH SO JO Work by Anne Wilson, Shelley Roenspie & Jo Morton. 299 E. Fifth Oregon Art Supply “The Memory Collection,” work by Lynn Ihsen Peterson. 1020 Pearl Oregon Wine Lab Etching prints by Anya Dikareva. 488 Lincoln Grab your fl ashlights! The Eugene Springfi eld Art Project (ESAP) is hosting the “Last Ever Flashlight Guided Art Walk” 5 pm Friday, Jan. 9, in downtown Springfi eld on Main Street. “We’re calling it the last ever fl ashlight led art walk due to the city of Springfi eld’s upcoming installation of lighting on Main Street. ESAP has been sponsoring at least one fl ashlight guided art walk every year since December 2010. We even provide fl ashlights for those that don’t bring them,” writes Paula Goodbar, Co-President of ESAP. Media artist Terry Holloway will host, with his performance troupe The Fuzzy Beuys in tow, and the evening will conclude with “Song of My Cyborg Self,” a collection of video projections outside Springfi eld City Hall inspired by the Walt Whitman poem, “Song of Myself.” 15 Minutes: Bravo’s latest reality creation, or “social experiment,” Friends to Lovers? encourages longtime friends to dive into romance. For the 10 pm premiere Monday, Jan. 12, Eugene native Darion Lowenstein, now based in L.A. and a VP of game development, tries his luck with old pal Charley Walters. The 2014-2015 Wayne Morse Chair, Brown University Professor and Chair of Modern Culture and Media Wendy Hui Kyong Chun, will give her talk “From Publics to Networks” at 6 pm Thursday, Jan. 15, at the UO’s Allen Hall, Room 141. Chun has authored books Control and Freedom: Power and Paranoia in the Age of Fiber Optics and Programmed Visions: Software and Memory. 22 JANUARY 8, 2015 • EUGENEWEEKLY.COM Pacifi c Rim “Begin Again,” reworked pieces by guild members; also work by Gene Burks, Gene Hall, EmmaLou Sharff & Nancy Frances Cheeseman. 160 E. Broadway Passionfl ower Design “The Art of the Pantry,” holiday shop curated by regional artisans. 128 E. Broadway Million Years of Northwest Natural History”; “Site Seeing: Snapshots of Historical Archaeology in Oregon”; “Oregon: Where Past is Present: 10,000-year-old shoes & other wonders”; “Tradition Keepers: Celebrating Contemporary Native American Artists”; & highlights of the Jensen Arctic Exhibit. UO Campus. Rainbow Optics Paintings by Jerry Ross, through Jan. 15. 762 E. 13th Urban Lumber Co. “Pressing the Grain,” prints by Josh Krute. 28 E. Broadway Raven Frame Works “My Curious Camera,” photos by photojournalist John Macauley, 1959-71. 325 W. Fourth Urban Therapeutic Abstract collection of amateur pieces celebrating the New Year. 749 Willamette Route 5 “The West: Romance of the Frontier,” photographs by Dmitri von Klein. 248 E. Fifth Vistra Framing & Gallery “Vistra’s Own,” art by Lynn Ihsen Peterson, Diane Lewis, Patricia Carroll & Sadie Smith. 160 E. Broadway Sam Bond’s Brewing Co. “Put a Number on It,” multimedia work by Cathy Kapelka, Sage England & Douglas Keilitz, through Jan. 30. 540 E. 8th Springfi eld City Hall Work by Patricia Donohue, Kristina Stewart & Don Gustavson. 225 Fifth St., Spfd Wandering Goat “Astrology & Catastrophe,” work by Stirling Gorsuch, through Jan. 29. 268 Madison Wild Birds Unlimited Photography by Greg Giesy. 2510 Willamette WOW Hall Work by Anna Helena Jackson. 291 W. Eighth Townshend’s Tea House Work by Peter Licavoli. 41 W. Broadway UO Museum of Natural & Cultural History “Explore Oregon: 300 CHAIN AND THE GANG Music Notes: At Sam Bond’s on Friday night, Jan. 9, fans of folk will get to see three diff erent spins on the genre (from rock to roots to indie) with Eugene’s Alder Street and Douglas County Daughters joined by Portland’s Mount Joy. Over at The Jazz Station Jan. 9, it’s the “Best of Our Love” Motown Revue with vocalist Nancy Evergreen, Joanne Broh, Darline Jackson and company performing hits like “Your Love Is Lifting Me Higher” and “I Can’t Help Myself.” Behavior Castle brings back “anti-liberty” punk rock ‘n’ rollers Chain and The Gang and psychedelic rockers The Shivas for an all-ages show 7 pm Tuesday, Jan. 12, at The Barn Light.
