Jo-Ann Morgan's "Lady Corona" at Maude Kerns Art Center and John Christopher Mers at the Emerald Art Center are reviewed by Sandy Brown Jensen.

You’ll enjoy the paint tubes strewn around and all the paraphernalia of being in the living, breathing studio of an “oil painter, generally cheerful disposition.”

Ed Pabor at the University of Oregon Law School is showcasing everything we love best about mid-twentieth century photography–the awe, the grandeur, the passion for the grand landscape, the eye for detail.

When entering the Karin Clarke Gallery to see Margaret Coe’s new exhibition called, “Works,” I feel that I am encountering her “great and simple images.”

Participating fully inside the world of abstract art is a subtle pleasure.

Michael Boonstra's "Willamette Contours" and First Friday Artwalk of 2023

Rudi spoke simply but eloquently about how important everyday objects are to him.

Art for All Seasons is up and running for your viewing and gifting pleasure. This is the 30th annual membership show at Maude Kerns Art Center. The wildly diverse art up over 160 members fill the galleries, bright and vibrant and priced to sell for the holidays.

Sandy Brown Jensen invites listeners to "Art for All Seasons" and talks about woodblocks and icons at local galleries.

Infrared produces images that are not possible with conventional photographic films. This is Linda Devenow’s world.