Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art

The Eugene campus of the University of Oregon will hold a free screening of the film "The Ice Cream Sellers" April 19. The film chronicles the human rights crisis faced by the Rohingya, an ethnic minority group from Myanmar.

Oregon Grapevine host, Barbara Dellenback, speaks with Lisa Abia-Smith about things that happen in museums beyond exhibits. They touch on the importance of art in mental health, how museum staff is teaching art remotely, and how to convince yourself to pick up that pencil and just draw.

The Black Lives Matter movement remains a powerful voice for social justice and racial equity across America, including here in Oregon. A new exhibit…

Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art has partnered with world renowned and Oregon-born artist Carrie Mae Weems for a public art campaign about COVID-19. The…

In October, John Weber will be the next executive director for the University of Oregon’s Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art.Weber was the founding director…

The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art is opening a new exhibit this weekend featuring an Iranian woman who does environmental advocacy through art. WEB…

While the business of art is always in flux, the Indigenous art community may see more dramatic change than most. As part of our series “Native Oregon…

The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at the University of Oregon has a new exhibition on display. It addresses something almost all of us have on our heads:…

The Inner World of Aphasia is a 1967 film by Eugene filmmakers Edward and Naomi Feil, which explores the inability to speak due to a brain injury. It…

Show: Viz CitySubject: Margaret CoeDate of Interview: Oct. 19, 2017Date of Broadcast: Wed. Oct. 25 , 2017Script: Sandy Brown JensenSound: Terry WayRE:…

The Sprout Film Festival presents films realistically portraying the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Locally, the 10th…

The Space Between Us: Immigrants, Refugees and Oregon, is the next topic in the Oregon Humanities Conversation Project. The conversation is being led in…