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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) “Look Me in the Eye” is an exhibition inspired by the Look Me in the Eye campaign, promoting respect and inclusion for people with developmental and intellectual disabilities. This exhibition builds bridges to a more inclusive community through the universal language of creative expression. The Community Room shows mixed media work by Lisa Yu. Image: B Winkley.

2 6 PM | Raven Frame Works (325 W 4th Ave)

To describe the artwork of Whiteaker artist Haint Bradly as “papercraft shadow boxes” is a huge understatement. Haint takes paper, patience, skill, and imagination to a unique level that is stunningly meticulous and colorful.

3 6:30 PM | The New Zone Gallery (220 W 8th Ave) The New Zone Gallery hosts their fall edition of “ZONE 4 ALL” October 5th-26th. This non-juried show is open to all Lane County artists with 2D and 3D works. Music: David Rogers, world classical guitar and songs of the new West.

4 7 PM | MAVEN (271 W 8th Ave) Don’t miss MAVEN’s final First Friday ArtWalk celebration! “Selected Works” brings together three unique and very different Eugene artists - VRGNZ (image on left), Taylor Sims, and Sara B. Coyote - for a night of diversity in culture and art. Costumes are encouraged and there will be a silent auction with proceeds benefiting a local non-profit. Also enjoy French Cookie, wine tastings, and music by Dj duo Marmalade.

5 7:30 PM | InEugene Real Estate (100 E Broadway) San Francisco Bay Area artist Eric Joyner juxtaposes modern and fantastical landscapes with dinosaurs, robots, and doughnuts. He delights aficionados and children alike with dreamland gravitas. Oil paint is transformed into sugary sprinkles, tin rocketry, and prehistoric grandeur and he reverberates ripples of humor and social commentary throughout his work. His paintings hang on Hollywood sets, from The Big Bang Theory to the X-Files, and are collected by clients such as George Lucas. The opening features live music, Voodoo Doughnuts, and a robot costume contest!

Lane Arts Council hosts the First Friday ArtWalk year-round

GUIDED ARTWALK STOPS

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LANE ARTS COUNCIL’S FIRST FRIDAY ARTWALK GUIDE

Guided tour host: The current “raining” Slug Queen

October 5, 2018 | 5:30 - 8:00PM

Maureen Campbell, Night Life, Eugene Public Library

24 Artist Alley (Kesey Square) Explore Artist Alley to check out work by local artists in a marketplace-like atmosphere. 25 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. Each show is comprised of the first fifteen acts to register with the host when doors open - come as a performer, or no shame in just watching!

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Images: Mark Clarke, Karin Clarke Gallery (left); Artist Alley artists (top and middle right); Karen Lee, Noisette Pastry Kitchen (bottom right).

STAR DUSTa dance tribute to David Bowie

Complexions Contemporary Ballet

Queen Sluggita Incognita

1 The Lincoln Gallery (309 W 4th Ave)

2 Raven Frame Works (325 W 4th Ave)

3 The New Zone Gallery (220 W 8th Ave)

4 MAVEN (271 W 8th Ave)

5 InEugene Real Estate (100 E Broadway)

7 Goldworks Jewelry Art Studio (169 E Broadway) Original jewelry by Goldworks staff.

8 Karin Clarke Gallery (760 Willamette St) “Mark Clarke: Classics,” a full-gallery exhibit of acrylic landscape paintings, small to large-scale, done in his signature “myopic” style.

9 OUT ON A LIMB Gallery (191 E Broadway) 100 prints from WhitPrint’s first Emerald Print Exchange, a national call to printmakers for an edition of 5x7 inch hand-pulled original prints, to be exchanged with other participants. These prints represent a wide variety of styles and techniques,

from screenprinting to etching and more. In addition, the WhitPrint wall exhibits work by Margaret Plumb. 10 White Lotus Gallery

(767 Willamette St) “Landscape Through a Lens: Two Visions,” photographs by Charles Search and Gary Tepfer, both traditional film photographers who interpret the landscape. Tepfer uses color film and cibachrome prints to express his vision. Search pairs black and white film with silver print as his medium. On display through October 27th.

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11 Cowfish (62 W Broadway) Work by Bonnie Bozell. 12 Noisette Pastry Kitchen

(200 W Broadway) “Stream of Consciousness,” featuring Karen Lee’s distinctive mixed media blend of digital photography and fiber arts. On display through November. 13 Starlight Lounge

(830 Olive St) “Demons and Delights: A Collection of Horror Art!” by Bonnie Bozell combines the artist’s love for supernatural elements, horror, Halloween, retro memorabilia, and contemporary culture.

14 Townshend’s Teahouse (41 W Broadway) Nikolaj Byrdman is inspired by portrayals of the universe otherwise unknown without modern technologies. In her work, she explores realities beyond the confines of basic human perception.

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EAT & DRINK

6 Alexi Era Gallery & Projects (1712 Willamette St, Suite 100) “Summoning the Muse,” explores the historical and modern day definition of the classical witch. Witchcraft

usually occupies a religious, divinatory, or medicinal role, and is often present within societies and groups whose cultural framework includes a magical world view.

15 Broadway Commerce Center (44 W Broadway) The lower level of the Broadway Commerce Center highlights several small murals and panels by Esteban Camacho Steffensen. Esteban depicts underwater ecosystems and visual narratives as a means to engage the public in the critical issues of our age and to generate awareness of ecological and social challenges. 16 ECO Sleep Solutions and

Gallery (25 E 8th Ave) Felted wool home décor and apparel by Tylar Merrill, clay tile collages by Annie Heron, whimsical hand painted wood pieces and hand painted silk apparel by Lybi Thomas, wood sculptures and stone carvings by Cedar Caredio, and Luminessence light sculptures by Stephen White. 17 Epic Seconds (30 E 11th Ave)

“The Space Between Us,” paintings by Duskin D’Fonseca Becker and Ronald Eugene Pennington, two artists with forty years between them. Both have a cosmic conversation on canvas about space, spirituality, other life forms, and ultimately where we reside as humans in this vast universe. 18 Eugene Public Library

(100 W 10th Ave) Oil paintings by Maureen Campbell. Music: Rock & Roll Dance Party with RIFFLE, one of Eugene’s favorite party bands! Enjoy classics from six decades of rock, blues, R&B, country, jazz, and more. Starts at 6pm.

19 MODERN (207 E 5th Ave) “An Explosion of Colors and Shapes,” paintings and murals by Wayde Love, inspired by midcentury art.

20 Mosaic Fair Trade Collection

(28 E Broadway) Fair trade art and handicrafts from around the world and fair trade wine tastings. 21 The Northwest Hat Co.

(870 Pearl St) Fantastical creatures and landscapes by Richard McConochie and watercolors by Emerald Art Center member Don Tucker. 22 Oregon Art Supply

(1020 Pearl St) “Absent,” new digital collage mixed media work by Beth I. Robinson. Beth has a love for found objects, collage, cut edges, and the unspoken. Her work is often characterized by mere fragments, ghosts of materials, soft pencil lines, and patterns. Capturing the momentary voice of these objects and ephemera accentuates the missing, forgotten, or the things often left unspoken beneath the surfaces of loss. Open until 6pm. 23 Passionflower Design

(128 E Broadway) Indulge in Passionflower’s Beauty Bar, with samples of body care, perfumes, lotions, temporary tattoos and more, or sign up for complimentary hair braiding by Stefani Newman of the Collective Salon. Open until 7pm.

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