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Viz City
Arts Reviews with Sandy Brown Jensen.
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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.
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But honestly, there is only one painting that people seemed to be gathering around and talking about—a lot. It’s called “The Animal Court vs Trump.”
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The Maude Kerns Art Center presents “Shifting Focus: Photography at Oregon Invitational, which showcases a variety of digital and analog photography processes
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Join Sandy Brown Jensen in Yosemite as she learns the secrets behind capturing the park's majesty with historic printing methods.
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Imagine stepping into a dreamscape bursting with vibrant colors and fantastical creatures. This is the world of David Lunney's explosive art, on display now at the Maude Kerns Art Center retrospective.
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Bricolage, French for "made from odds and ends," is a whole movement encouraging us to reduce, reuse, recycle, and reimagine!
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Get ready for a whirlwind of art this Saturday, March 9th! Dodge the raindrops and explore four fantastic locations.
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When poets write about art, that’s called “ekphrasis,” and yes, it is very much a thing today and yesterday.