Viz City
Arts reviews and features from Sandy Brown Jensen.
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Maude Kerns Art Center has pulled out all the stops on its annual Day of the Dead celebration.
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Even the casual cell phone photographer can be inspired by the greats, and there are at least four opportunities to see some great photography in Eugene right now.
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The annual PaintOut events have resulted in a stunning collection of watercolors, showcasing the diverse landscapes and moods of our beloved coastline.
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“Crow’s Fear” is a fine new show just opening at the Karin Clarke Gallery in Eugene and is the work of Rick Bartow, an Indigenous artist from Newport, Oregon.
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Michael Z. Taylor’s the “Willfulness of Being: Finale” is a powerful exploration of the interconnectedness and resilience of trees.
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August is a hot month in the Valley, so if you can’t make it to the coast, come on into the Karin Clarke Gallery and immerse yourself in these quintessential painterly images.
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August is in full swing, and Eugene's downtown is about to transform into a vibrant canvas of creativity.
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The intricate and beautiful basketry of traditional weaver Chantele Rilatos, a Siletz tribal member of Yurok descent, won my heart with her show “Woven From the Land.”
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Imagine thousands of costumed revelers - princes, milkmaids, jousters, even vampire brides - suddenly swept into a frenzy by a downpour that turned into hail! At the Oregon Renaissance Faire, that's exactly what happened.
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Kids will be enthralled by the visual spectacle, and adults will find themselves marveling at the universe's interconnectedness.