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Follow along the guided tour to hear from featured artists.
1 5:30 PM | The Lincoln Gallery (309 W 4th Ave) Oregon Supported
Living Program’s Arts & Culture Program shows “Denim N’ Art,”
an exhibition of wearable art incorporating denim-wear donated by
Levi’s. Participants picked a denim-wear piece to alter in any way
– by cutting, ripping, dying, painting, or adding new material.
Additionally, the Community Room Gallery features KindTree’s Autism
Artism 2018 exhibition. Left: Heidi Stolp.
2 6 PM | Raven Frame Works (325 W 4th Ave)
Dan Chen is an award winning artist who creates art in a wide
range of media including painting, pastel, bronze, and engraved
acrylic. Best known for his artistic interpretations of nature, for
the first time, Dan explores a more abstract sculptural form. He
presents interpretations of classic Chinese brush calligraphy into
3 dimensional bronze.
3 6:30 PM | Paul Schatz Furniture (566 Olive St) Three artists
working in three very different mediums are highlighted at this
stop. Paul N. Prince designs unique handmade wood objects using
American and exotic hardwoods. Shannon Welch-Kamkar (left) does
Scratchboard, in which she scratches away at the surface until her
drawings emerge. Hank Murrow showcases his ceramic work. Music:
Paul is also a slack key and mbira guitarist and will play a song
or two during the ArtWalk!
4 7 PM | The New Zone Gallery (220 W 8th Ave) The New Zone
Gallery hosts the annual “Spring Zone 4 All.” This visual arts
exhibition features an eclectic collection of artwork submitted by
a multitude of artists who represent the greater community of Lane
County. Music: Jerry Zybach on guitar. Right: Richard Quigley .
5 7:30 PM | MAVEN (271 W 8th Ave) Dominique Dillkins is an
illustrator and graphic designer, showing acrylic paintings and
digital drawings. He is also co-founder of the WeGotThis music
label, a hiphop/trap/multi genre producer, a DJ (Tiger Fresh), and
an activist. Also, sample French Cookie, One Love Wines, and
Maven’s steamed buns. Music: DJ Miles Airon from 5-9pm, followed by
Tigerfresh at 9pm.
Lane Arts Council hosts the First Friday ArtWalk year-round
GUIDED ARTWALK STOPS
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Lane Arts Council 1590 Willamette St., Suite 200 Eugene, OR
97401
LANE ARTS COUNCIL’S FIRST FRIDAY ARTWALK GUIDE
Guided tour host: Eric RichardsonPresident of the
Eugene/Springfield NAACP
March 2, 2018 | 5:30 - 8:00PM
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FREE FIRST FRIDAY ARTWALK EVENTS
23 Mozilla Gigabit Digital Stories Showcase (942 Olive St)
Students at four Lane County schools worked with artist Olive
DelSol to create their own “Stories of Origin,” utilizing digital
storytelling techniques. Watch the videos and learn about the story
creation process. Supported by the Mozilla Gigabit Community
Fund.
24 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 including monologues, sketch comedy, and the experimental.
Come as a performer, or no shame in just watching!
Top left: Dori Koberstein, Eugene Public Library Bottom left:
Carl Hall, Karin Clarke Gallery Right: Becky Tonkin’s clothing
brand Shift, Passionflower Design
13 Book of Mirrors Tattoo (27 W 5th Ave) “Phantom Limb,”
oddities, etchings on glass, and animal skulls by Lindsay Swing.
Through March 31st. 14 Broadway Commerce Center
(44 W Broadway) “AfroCreate” showcases Black, African, and
African American artwork by UO students Elexus Greene, Donovan
Neal, Ricki Marshall, and Marie-Rose Tonguino. The show includes
abstract art with acrylic and contour drawings, as well as
portraits and figures. 15 ECO Sleep Solutions and
Gallery (25 E 8th Ave) Felted wool décor and apparel by Tylar
Merrill; collages by Annie Heron; hand painted wood, linen, and
silk by Lybi Thomas; stone carvings, wood sculptures and masks by
Cedar Caredio; and Luminessence light sculptures by Stephen White.
16 Eugene Public Library
(100 W 10th Ave) “Painting with Paper,” collage by Dori
Koberstein. Concert: Grace Notes women’s chorus sings standards,
pop, and jazz favorites. Starts at 6pm.
17 Euphoria Chocolate Company (946 Willamette St) “Sparky in the
Woods, ” a whimsical series of hand-colored black and white photos
by Bob Keefer. Taken at the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest near
Blue River, Chen-Yun Yang portrays Sparky, an imaginary
but well-dressed traveler in space and time who finds herself
transported to the Oregon wilderness. 18 InEugene Real Estate
(100 E Broadway) Mixed media photographic art by Roka Walsh. 19
Mosaic Fair Trade Collection
(28 E Broadway) Handmade hearts from around the world and fair
trade wine tasting. 20 The Northwest Hat Co
(870 Pearl St) Eugenian Richard McConochie is a
multi-disciplinary artist who focuses on ink and digital media. His
work currently centers on creative creatures and fantastical
figures. Enjoy wine tasting from Eugene Wine Cellars. 21 Oregon Art
Supply
(1020 Pearl St) “Cymbals and Happenstance,” mixed media work by
Janine Etherington. Janine creates symbol rich, process- driven
paintings and prints inspired by jazz music. Open until 6pm. 22
Passionflower Design
(128 E Broadway) Former store manager Becky Tonkin debuts her
clothing brand Shift for the first time in Eugene. Shift emphasizes
plus sizes, natural materials, and tough work wear. Find out how
one seamstress with a dream built her brand from conception to
where she is today.
1 The Lincoln Gallery (309 W 4th Ave)
2 Raven Frame Works (325 W 4th Ave)
3 Paul Schatz Furniture (566 Olive St)
4 The New Zone Gallery (220 W 8th Ave)
5 MAVEN (271 W 8th Ave)
6 FourWinds Gallery (273 W 8th Ave) Art by M!KL in collaboration
with Fenario Gallery. Also featuring a clothing line by Quanah
Starr, as well as local glass art, jewelry, and handcrafts.
7 Framin’ Artworks (505 High St) Pop art inspired acrylic
paintings by Kerry Wade and hand beaded upcycled jewelry by Angela
Lees.
8 Goldworks Jewelry Art Studio (169 E Broadway) Original jewelry
by Goldworks staff.
9 Karin Clarke Gallery (760 Willamette St) “Carl Hall
(1921-1996): Nudes,” featuring oil paintings and drawings from the
estate. Hall was best known for his landscapes of the Willamette
Valley, but in the 1970s focused primarily on the female nude. Hall
was on the faculty at Willamette University from 1948-1986, where
he taught drawing and painting for nearly forty years.
10 OUT ON A LIMB Gallery (191 E Broadway) “A Show of Crows,“
paintings by Victoria Biedron. Although Victoria is primarily a
plein air landscape painter, she also paints abstracts in acrylics,
birds, and still lifes. She explains that the abundance of and the
magical presence of crows have captured her attention and
influenced this show. 11 White Lotus Gallery
(767 Willamette St) “Under 21: Small Formats of Paintings and
Prints,” through March 24th.
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12 Cowfish (62 W Broadway) Mixed media work by Heather
Ulibarri-Devaul.
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