Viz City
Arts reviews and features from Sandy Brown Jensen.
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Sandy Brown Jensen reviews works by Ron Conrad, Robin Kerr, and Rachel Kalman in two new exhibitions on view at the Maude Kerns Art Center through August 28th.
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Sandy Brown Jensen reviews Nancy Helmsworth's "kulla kulla Creek: Resilient and Manhandled" at Eugene's Don Dexter Gallery, exploring nature, history, and social practice art.
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Sandy Brown Jensen reviews the versatile, striking works of Jan Linz, Michael Whitenack, and Analee Fuentes at the Maude Kerns Art Center's regional collage exhibit.
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Sandy Brown Jensen shares a deeply personal Viz City review, exploring the emotional journey of salvaging her late sister's lifelong collection of vibrant watercolor art.
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Sandy Brown Jensen reviews Bets Cole's stunning solo exhibition "The Living Landscape" at Eugene's Karin Clarke Gallery, on view through July 11th.
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Sandy Brown Jensen reviews Adam Gerlach’s "Traces of Light" at Don Dexter Gallery, where ancient trees are painted with flashlights in the midnight dark.
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Sandy Brown Jensen reviews Hilary Pfeifer’s "Forever in Blue Jeans" at Maude Kerns Art Center, where industrial metal quills become watchful, symbolic nests.
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Sandy Brown Jensen explores the vast horizons and piercing "circular gazes" of the 20th Annual Emerald Spring Exhibition, now showing at the Emerald Art Center.
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Sandy Brown Jensen reviews Josh Voynick’s sculptures at Don Dexter Gallery, where discarded shovels and scrap steel are forged into narratives of healing and nature.
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Explore Pam Stevens’ "Outrageous Abundance" at the Don Dexter Gallery. Viz City’s Sandy Brown Jensen reviews this vibrant abstract exhibit and its lessons on natural resilience and hope.