ArtWalk guide - Lane Arts Council

GUIDED ARTWALK STOPS
Follow along the guided tour to hear from featured artists!
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5:30 PM | #instaballet ArtWalk Highlight!
(Oregon Contemporary Theatre, 194 W Broadway)
The interactive dance group #instaballet was formed in
2013 by Eugene Ballet Company members Suzanne Haag
and Antonio Anacan. Unlike traditional performance, each
#instaballet uses a unique brand of interactive dance,
relying on audience suggestion to shape the show. They will
reveal the choreographed performance at 8pm. Also, view
dance photography by Antonio Anacan (left) in the lobby.
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6 PM | The Jazz Station (124 W Broadway)
Tricia Clark-McDowell shows a collection of photography on canvas in her
exhibit “Night Vision,” featuring outdoor settings from
all over the world. She says, “Night photography has
become a kind of meditation for me, and an invitation
to look deeper, to find the visible within the seemingly
invisible.” The gallery is open until 7pm. Music: Bossa
Nova Duo, 5:15- 6:45pm, free; Rob Tobias and the
Northwest Express, 8-10:30pm, $10/$7.
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6:30 PM | Pacific Rim Art Guild (160 E Broadway, basement)
The Pacific Rim Art Guild recently had a paint out at a blueberry farm up the
McKenzie River. Some artists used their photographic skills, while others
painted in oils, acrylics, watercolors, and pastels. The results are displayed in “A
Day at the Blueberry Farm.”
KESEY SQUARE EVENTS
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Calango, 5:30-7:30pm
Calango dishes up a smorgasbord of
irresistible dance music from Brazil.
Bringing sambas, Brazilian popular
music, northeastern favorites and
more, they’ll transport you to the land
of Carnaval. Also enjoy the beer garden!
Samba Ja, 7:30-8:30pm
Samba Ja specializes in wild, funky,
infectious, and incredibly danceable
street music from all over Brazil and
the Americas, from the sounds of
Carnaval in Rio de Janeiro to original
adaptations of old-school hip hop.
Presented by City of Eugene Cultural Services.
Artists set up a table during the First Friday ArtWalk and sell their original
work of any medium. Stop by to see what they have to offer. 5:30-8pm.
FREE FIRST FRIDAY ARTWALK EVENTS
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The Human Library
(Whirled Pies, 199 W 8th Ave)
The public is invited to stop by
and check out a “book,” or in this
case, a European undergraduate
student who is in Eugene to
study environmental issues, for
a 10-15 minute conversation.
Study of the U.S. Institutes (SUSI)
on Environmental Issues is a US
Department of State program
administered by FHI360 and the
American English Institute. 6-8pm.
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No Shame Eugene
(99 W 10th Ave)
The doors open at 7:30pm with live
music. The show begins at 8pm with
fifteen original, 5-minute acts.
Sandi Grubbs, Blueberry Sampler, pastel, Pacific Rim Art Guild
7 PM | Vistra Framing & Gallery (160 E Broadway)
Jaqueline Lukowski uses a unique palette of rich purples
and vibrant greens that make our beautiful NW scenery
spring to life in her paintings. She has been increasingly
focused on capturing the beauty and diversity of the
wetlands and farmlands near where she lives, with
the hope that others will “realize how it is important to
preserve what is left of our natural and wild lands.”
July 1, 2016 | 5:30 - 8:00 PM
GUIDED TOUR HOST:
The 29th SLUG Queen Holly GoSlugly
July ArtWalk Sponsor
7:30 PM | OUT ON A LIMB Gallery (191 E Broadway)
Heidi Good shows her pyrography. She states, “My current
emphasis is creating illustrations through the process of
pyrography, which is the process of burning line and shadow
onto a material. I use wood and paper for my works, sometimes
with the addition of color.” The show will be up through July.
Music: Laura Kemp will be playing from her new CD of Jazz
standards. Get your copy before the official release in October!
Lane Arts Council hosts the First Friday ArtWalk year-round
FIRST FRIDAY ARTWALK GUIDE
Artist Alley
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LANE ARTS COUNCIL
Lane Arts Council
1590 Willamette St., Suite 200
Eugene, OR 97401
telephone 541.485.2278
e-mail [email protected]
website lanearts.org
Media Sponsor
Lane Arts Council 541.485.2278 | lanearts.org | [email protected]
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GUIDED ARTWALK STOPS
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Karin Clarke Gallery
(760 Willamette St)
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#instaballet
(Oregon Contemporary Theatre,
194 W Broadway)
Vistra Framing & Gallery
(160 E Broadway)
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ArtWalk Highlight!
OUT ON A LIMB Gallery
(191 E Broadway)
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The Jazz Station
(124 W Broadway)
See GUIDED ARTWALK STOPS
page for more details.
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Pacific Rim Art Guild
(160 E Broadway, basement)
GALLERIES & STUDIOS
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3 Dimensions Studio and
Gallery (269 W 8th Ave)
A private studio and gallery housing
a unique selection of sculpture.
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Alexi Era Gallery (245 W 8th Ave)
“Safe Haven,” a collection of Pop
Surreal and New Contemporary art
“Mark Clarke: Selected Small Works
from the Estate.” This is the first
exhibit since Clarke passed away
in January and consists of smaller
paintings, including landscapes,
figures, and other desirable subject
matter. Through July 30th.
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MECCA (449 Willamette St)
Textiles by Barbara diJeannene,
including quilts, handwoven yardage
from handspun silk, knit shawls, and
knotted pile pieces.
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from international, national, and
local artists, and a solo show “Wild
at Heart,” featuring work by Spanish
painter Ingrid Tusell.
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Goldworks Jewelry Art Studio
(169 E Broadway)
Original jewelry by Goldworks staff.
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The Lincoln Gallery
(309 W 4th Ave)
Artwork made by participants
at the OSLP Arts & Culture
Program, including work by Ryo
Mastrogiovanni and his mentor
Heather Halpern, and Riley Webber
Cowfish (62 W Broadway)
Work by Nina Diaz.
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Euphoria Chocolate Company
(946 Willamette St)
Work by Dhira Lawrence.
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Noisette Pastry Kitchen
(200 W Broadway)
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The New Zone Gallery
(164 W Broadway)
“Full Color Punch,” work by Steve
Seals, and “The Apocalypse
Carousel,” tapestry and found
object sculpture by Andrea Ros.
Music: Norman Mesman, classical/
flamenco guitar.
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Shadowfox (76 W Broadway)
A showcase of sacred geometry
pieces cut from wood. The layers
of depth in the pieces highlight the
intricacies in the underlying math
of the universe. Also on display,
the post-modern abstract work of
Cimarron Brodie on canvas.
EAT & DRINK
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and his mentor Alida Bevirt. The
Community Room Gallery shows
work by members of the Art
Forum. Music: TRUE, the Ridgeline
Montessori Middle School’s student
ukulele group, 7pm.
“Unconventional Anatomy,” a study
of anatomy through biological
illustration and oddity based
sculpture by Lindsay Swing.
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Red Wagon Creamery
(55 W Broadway)
Perry Johnson presents the new
body of work that he created during
an extensive mentorship with
another local artist, Josh Krute. The
pair worked together at Whiteaker
Printmakers to create a number of
portrait prints.
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Townshend’s Teahouse
(41 W Broadway)
Paintings by Amber Stock.
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Oregon Wine Lab
(488 Lincoln St)
Have a glass of wine and enjoy
original art!
Live Music! Check listings with this symbol ( ) for more information
SHOP & EXPLORE
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Broadway Commerce Center
(44 W Broadway)
Tondos - It’s Going Round - It’s
Abstracted - It’s Dan Bruce!
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ECO Sleep Solutions and
Gallery (25 E 8th Ave)
Felted wool home décor and apparel
by Tylar Merrill; clay tile collages by
Annie Heron; wall art by Mari Livie;
whimsical hand painted wood, linen,
and silk pieces by Lybi Thomas;
stone carvings, wood sculptures and
imaginative, fanciful masks by Cedar
Caredio; and Luminessence light
sculptures by Stephen White.
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Eugene Public Library
(100 W 10th Ave)
“From the Shoreline to the Hills: A
Painter’s Journey,” works by Joanna
Carrabbio inspired by nature and on
display through August (2nd floor).
Music: Calamity Jazz plays superfun, high-energy Dixieland, swing,
and ragtime tunes! Starts at 6pm.
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Eugene Yoga
(245 East Broadway)
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Harlequin Beads and Jewelry
(1027 Willamette St)
Jewelry by local artists. Open until
6pm
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InEugene Real Estate
(100 E Broadway)
Paintings by Jun Orion in her first
show ever!
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Mosaic Fair Trade Collection
(28 E Broadway)
Lots of pretty new salvaged wood
furniture, handcrafted garden wall
art, and, as always, fair trade wine
tastings!
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Oregon Art Supply
(1020 Pearl St)
“Italian Land, Sea, and Cityscapes,”
paintings by Patti McNutt. Patti
completed these paintings, most
done en plein air, during a 2016 trip
to Bologna, Venice, and Tuscany.
Open until 6pm.
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Passionflower Design
(128 E Broadway)
“True to My Self,“ dream, heritage,
and nature mandalas by LiDoña
Wagner and students Hope Lewis,
Kathleen Richter, and Pat Rounds.
A beautiful array of local and
regional artisans, open until 7pm.
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gilt+gossamer
(873 Willamette St)
Work by their own resident artists,
including designer and upcycling
artist Mitra DeMirza Chester and
glass artist Christopher Jenkins,
whose glasswork is produced by
Aurora Glass. Music: Americana
music provided by Sweet Pea and
Raoul.
Oil paintings by Megan *M* Ingram,
including her series of safari
animals, flowers, and a lip collection.
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St Vincent de Paul
(100 East 11th Ave)
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