first friday artwalk guide

GUIDED ARTWALK STOPS
Follow the ArtWalk host on this guided tour to hear from featured artists.
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5:30 PM | Jacobs Gallery (Hult Center)
Jacobs Gallery shows “Natural Selections,” an
exhibition of paintings, drawings, and sculptures
by Analee Fuentes, April Coppini, and Harold Hoy
through November 21st.
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6 PM | The Jazz Station (124 W Broadway)
Bright and textural impressionist inspired
paintings by Shelley Roenspie are on display
through December. Influenced by the Brandywine
school of painting, Shelley created a unique style
and found the freedom to put her emotions onto
the canvas as intense, vivid colors. Open until
7pm. Music: 5:30-7pm Spencer Doidge/Neil
Janssen duo, FREE.
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FREE FIRST FRIDAY EVENTS
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First Friday ArtTalk Featuring
Henk Pander at Lane Community
College’s Downtown Campus
(101 W 10th Ave) Lane Arts Council
presents an ArtTalk by Portland artist
Henk Pander. The free talk starts at
6pm, follwed by an artist reception.
Pander created a series of paintings
about the shipwreck of the New
Carissa, as well as some of the
situations encountered by Portland
paramedics.
ArtTalk Sponsor:
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The Season Spa and Salon
(370 W 6th Ave) Join their
Anniversary Open House Gala which
includes photography by Kim O’Neil,
jewelry by Stella and Dot, and Tess
Lasalle Leather Goods. Also enjoy
10% off all retail, complementary
make up application by Chanda, and
chair massages by Celine. 6-8:30pm
FIRST FRIDAY ARTWALK GUIDE
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No Shame Eugene at the
Atrium (99 W 10th Ave) Doors
open at 7:30pm and the show begins
at 8pm with fifteen original, 5-minute
acts including monologues, sketch
comedy, and the experimental. FREE!
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Pop-Up Gallery
(945 Olive St, Upstairs)
6:30 PM | InEugene Real Estate (100 E Broadway)
“ReEnvisioning Maps: The Cartographic Art
of Dave Imus,” a new show by America’s most
award-winning cartographer, demonstrates that
maps, too, can be fine art. Imus was one of
the last cartographers in the US to make maps
with hand tools and, although he now uses
a computer as an extension of his hands, he
maintains complete control of the interpretation.
Eugene Contemporary Art and
Tropical Contemporary announce
“Teenybopper,” a group show that
features 12 Eugene based artists,
and includes video, painting, drawing,
and sculpture centered around a
coming of age narrative.
DECEMBER 6
Georgeanne Cooper, ArtChics Sale at The Lincoln Gallery
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7 PM | OUT ON A LIMB Gallery (191 E Broadway)
Celebrate the Gallery’s 4th Anniversary! Michael
Whitenack is an amazing wood sculptor, painter,
and story teller extraordinaire. His show includes
some 3D paintings, as well as sculptures that are
hung on the wall and free standing. Tim Boyden,
the owner of the gallery, also collaborated with
Michael on a few pieces in the show. Music: Bryce
Krehbiel, a folk singer/songwriter.
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LANE ARTS COUNCIL
November 6, 2015 | 5:30 - 8:00 PM
GUIDED TOUR HOSTS
Mindy Linder, Eugene Concert Choir
Jorah LaFleur, Eugene Poetry Slam
November ArtWalk Sponsor:
7:30 PM | Oregon Art Supply (1020 Pearl St)
Jill Atkin shows pastels, watercolors, and mixed
media. She states, “Pastels are my first love, with
their richness and permanence. I am now finding a
lovely juxtaposition to pastels with watercolor, with its
fluidity, transparency, and quirky temperament.”
Lane Arts Council hosts the First Friday ArtWalk year-round
Lane Arts Council
1590 Willamette St., Suite 200
Eugene, OR 97401
telephone 541.485.2278
e-mail [email protected]
website lanearts.org
DECEMBER 6
Lane Arts Council 541.485.2278 | lanearts.org | [email protected]
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GUIDED ARTWALK STOPS
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Jacobs Gallery (Hult Center)
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The Jazz Station
(124 W Broadway)
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OUT ON A LIMB Gallery
(191 E Broadway)
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Oregon Art Supply
(1020 Pearl St)
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InEugene Real Estate
(100 E Broadway)
See page 2 for more information
GALLERIES & STUDIOS
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FourWinds (273 W 8th Ave)
The Lincoln Gallery
(309 W 4th Ave)
A new gallery featuring a variety
of work from several local artists:
visionary paintings, provocative
photography, quality handcrafts,
unique jewelry, and much more.
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Goldworks Jewelry Art Studio
(169 E Broadway)
Featuring original jewelry by
Goldworks staff.
“ArtChics Annual Art Sale and
Benefit” - The ArtChics, a local
women’s art group, is having their
annual art sale to benefit OSLP
Arts & Culture Program. Some of
the creations offered include felted
fashions, textile art, hand woven
baskets, art dolls, jewelry, and more.
MECCA (449 Willamette St)
“MECCA Tribe Show” a collection
of art made by current and former
Board members, volunteers, and
MECCA teachers.
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The New Zone Gallery
(164 W Broadway)
“Portraits of Trees,” many mediums,
acrylic fabric paintings, neoVictorian fashions and Steampunk
art by Sarina Dorie. Also, “The
Cabinet of Steampunk Curiosities,”
an exhibition of Steampunk art.
Music: Lotus Unfolding, featuring
cello, guitar, and sitar music.
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Pacific Rim Art Guild
& Gallery (160 E Broadway,
basement)
“Photography: An Artist’s View
Through the Lens,” an all member
photography show. Music: Kat
Kaufman and Brendan Curran duo.
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Schrager & Clarke Gallery
(760 Willamette)
“Paintings,” new work by Mark
Clarke which show the artist moving
further into abstraction. Also, new
wood and gas-fired vessels by potter
Tea Thanhbinh Duong.
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Shadowfox (76 W Broadway)
Dynamic displays and a unique,
wide range of work, including
shadowboxes, lights, wooden
pendants, and sculpture.
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Vistra Framing & Gallery
(160 E Broadway)
“The Natural World: Tide Pools
and Flora,” watercolor paintings by
Joanna Carrabbio.
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White Lotus Gallery
(767 Willamette St)
“Transformations, Journeys:
Photographs by Gary Tepfer.”
EAT & DRINK
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Cowfish (62 W Broadway)
Paintings by Anj Marth.
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Noisette Pastry Kitchen
(200 W Broadway)
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A show coordinated by the Eugene
Weekly, highlighting work by Sara
Talmadge, Neal Williams, Santiago
Uceda, and Marlis Badalich. These
artists were picked to design art for
the EW boxes along Broadway.
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Off the Waffle
(840 Willamette St)
Work by Patricia Montoya Donohue
and Diane Farquhar.
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Oregon Wine Lab
(488 Lincoln St)
“Travels with Pastels” by Anna
S. Horrigan, who paints cities,
landscapes, and people throughout
the United States and Canada. Music:
Singer/songwriter Michael Kevin Daly.
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Red Wagon Creamery
(55 W Broadway)
“Mermaid Summer,” work by Aaron
Sullivan.
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Townshend’s Teahouse
(41 W Broadway)
Work by Farley Craig, a figure
drawing instructor at Maude Kerns.
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SHOP & EXPLORE
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Broadway Commerce Center
Lobby (44 W Broadway)
“The Return of Dan Bruce,” large
abstract paintings evolved from
serendipitous discoveries by the
artist prior to his departure from
Eugene in the late 1970s.
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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,
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)
“Celebrate 50 Years of Eugene
Symphony” with a free concert by a
classical string quartet at 6pm, and
a historical exhibit and reception
starting at 5pm.
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Eugene Yoga
(245 E Broadway)
Additional work since the October
ArtWalk by Washington artist
Tom Boatright. Tom uses raw
ingredients, such as oils, resins,
metallic and luminescent powders,
and glass beads to create stunning
one-of-a-kind pieces that cannot be
duplicated.
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gilt+gossamer
(873 Willamette St)
A series of abstract paintings
investigating the interaction
of science and art by David CP
Placencia. This series is inspired by
physics, nature, and images captured
by neuroscientists in Eugene.
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Harlequin Beads and Jewelry
(1027 Willamette)
Jewelry by local artists, open until 6pm.
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Mosaic Fair Trade Collection
(28 E Broadway)
Unique jewelry made by fair trade
artisans from around the world.
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Passionflower Design
(128 E Broadway)
A beautiful array of local and regional
artisans, open until 7pm.
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Urban Therapeutic
(749 Willamette St)
“The Body as Art,” a demonstration
of Bo Yoga by instructor Nate
Guadagni. Bo Yoga incorporates
dance, martial arts, and yoga to
enhance active focus and sense
of rhythmic movement. Join them
for an engaging and interactive
presentation!
Images: Tea Thanhbinh Duong
(left) and Mark Clarke (right), both
at Schrager & Clarke Gallery
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