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Follow along the guided tour to hear from featured artists.
1 5:30 PM | Broadway Commerce Center (44 W Broadway) Harmonic Laboratory presents City Synth, an intermedia installation that turns Eugene into a musical instrument! Four live video feeds of Eugene project into the Broadway Commerce Center and control different sonic elements of a musical synthesizer that can be heard inside the space, making the cityscape a soundscape. City Synth is a collaboration between Harmonic Laboratory, South Eugene Robotics Team, and XS Media.
2 6 PM | Euphoria Chocolate Company (946 Willamette St) Andrea Ros exhibits her project “Apocalypse Carousel,” comprised of the artist’s Nuno and needle felted tapestry work. The show focuses on the urgent need to give the world and its life forms loving attention, while reminding us to make time to rejoice in the beauty and love all around us.
3 6:30 PM | Karin Clarke Gallery (760 Willamette St) Karin Clarke Gallery welcomes Bay Area artist and art teacher James Kroner. Known for his strong emphasis on composition, mood, light, and atmosphere, Kroner’s oil paintings are drawing interest on the national art scene. Karin Clarke recently traveled to northern Italy to study plein-air painting as a participant in a workshop led by Kroner and is thrilled to bring his work to Eugene.
4 7 PM | Le Café Maison (488 Willamette St) Le Café Maison joins the ArtWalk for the first time and features John Trovillion. He states, “My current work is done exclusively on jet black paper using oil based colored pencils. No fixative is needed and the colors are fully erasable using a polymer eraser. This method allows a lot of flexibility and portability and is visually stimulating to execute.”
5 7:30 PM | Framin’ Artworks (505 High St) “Resilient Endurance” is a combined show featuring the landscape and atmospheric work of artists Cyndy Duerfeldt (left) and Kelley C. Roberts. The intention of the show is to communicate that we gain strength from the natural beauty of our shared spaces here in the Northwest. Music: Cyndy Duerfeldt and her piano man perform a jazz repertoire.
Lane Arts Council hosts the First Friday ArtWalk year-round
GUIDED ARTWALK STOPS
telephone 541.485.2278e-mail [email protected] lanearts.org
Lane Arts Council 1590 Willamette St., Suite 200 Eugene, OR 97401
LANE ARTS COUNCIL’S FIRST FRIDAY ARTWALK GUIDE
Guided tour host: Francesco Lecce-ChongMusic Director & Conductor of Eugene Symphony
February 2, 2018 | 5:30 - 8:00PM
Dave Snider InEugene Real Estate
Lane Arts Council cultivates strong and creative arts communities by providing high-quality arts experiences, engaging people of all ages in arts education, and encouraging artistic endeavors.
Media SponsorArtWalk Sponsor
FIRST FRIDAY ARTTALK
22 6:00PM | First Friday ArtTalk: Design Think, On Your Feet Presented by Wilson W Smith III, Senior Designer for Nike (942 Olive St. Building) Lane Arts Council’s First Friday ArtTalks offer an in-depth opportunity for the community to hear from influential artists, designers, and arts leaders. In this ArtTalk, Wilson W Smith III explores the role of Design Thinking from the feet up, to enhance creative expression, with the goal of a rich quality of life for all. This free event is open to the public and coincides with the First Friday ArtWalk. This ArtTalk is part of the Product of Eugene initiative, in partnership with the University of Oregon Department of Product Design, to connect the community with the field of Product Design. This project is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.
ArtTalk with Wilson W Smith III at 6:00PM (see back)
LEMONY SNICKET’S
HULT CENTER $20 Adults | $15 Youth
FAMILY CONCERT!
SUNDAY, APRIL 29 | 2 & 4 PM
EUGENESYMPHONY.ORG
A “Whodunit” mystery!
14 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 and linen pieces and hand painted silk apparel by Lybi Thomas; stone carvings, wood sculptures and imaginative, fanciful masks by Cedar Caredio; and Luminessence light sculptures by Stephen White. 15 Eugene Public Library
(100 W 10th Ave) Artwork by participants in the Open Arts Studio at OSLP Arts and Culture Program and Native American Art in connection with the NEA Big Read of Joy Harjo’s “How We Became Human.” Concert: Delgani String Quartet performs delightful classical and contemporary works. Starts at 6pm. 16 Eugene Yoga
(245 E Broadway) A collection of photographs of Oregon and other places in the Pacific Northwest and beyond by Katsuyuki Shibata.
17 InEugene Real Estate (100 E Broadway) “Geotopia,” analog/digital hybrid pieces that include acrylic, graphite, encaustic, collage, and more by Dave Snider. These works are an inventory of early memory, nostalgia, and architecture melded with nature. 18 Oregon Art Supply
(1020 Pearl St) “At Shift’s End” is a staff show featuring work by Clayton Sukau, Shannon Rivers, Lindsay Kunhardt, Megan Wyma, Jordan Walker, and Laura King. 19 Passionflower Design
(128 E Broadway) Kristen Walker from Twin Raven Press demonstrates printing on her portable letterpress. Try your hand at the press and print your very own piece!
1 Broadway Commerce Center (44 W Broadway)
2 Euphoria Chocolate Company (946 Willamette St)
3 Karin Clarke Gallery (760 Willamette St)
4 Le Café Maison (488 Willamette St)
5 Framin’ Artworks (505 High St)
6 The Lincoln Gallery (309 W 4th Ave) “Call for Sunshine,” an exhibition of warm art with a common color theme of yellow to brighten up the winter months. This exhibit features work from artists with the OSLP Arts & Culture Program and from the community. The Community Room Gallery features “Visions Of Me: Self-Portraiture by Anthony Pope.”
7 MAVEN (271 W 8th Ave) Megan Dixon of Portland weaves connection between the conceptual and Avant-garde traditions in the fine art world and underground counterculture’s Transformational Art. Megan layers geometric patterns over organic images. Sample French Cookie, One Love Wines, and Maven’s steamed buns. Music: Marmalade (DJs).
8 The New Zone Gallery (220 W 8th Ave) Featured artist Robert Horner displays his woodcut natural forest scenes in “Northwest Images.” The Klausmeier Room houses a steam punk showcase by Michael Kerns. In
addition, Sarah Ashburn and Satysha Whitworth, students at Academy of Arts and Academics in Springfield, show work created during their internship with New Zone artists. Music: David Rogers on guitar.
9 OUT ON A LIMB Gallery (191 E Broadway) Paintings by Cada Johnson that capture the essence of nature. 10 Raven Frame Works
(325 W 4th Ave) Dan Chen is an award winning artist that works in a wide range of media including painting, pastel, bronze, and engraved acrylic. He is an astute observer and accomplished craftsman that often depicts the natural world, focusing on plants and animals. 11 White Lotus Gallery
(767 Willamette St) “Under 21: Small Formats of Paintings and Prints,” showing through March 24th.
GUIDED ARTWALK STOPS GALLERIES & STUDIOS SHOP & EXPLORE
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12 Cowfish (62 W Broadway) Grab a cocktail and view work by local artists.
13 Townshend’s Teahouse (41 W Broadway) Enjoy tea and art.
See GUIDED ARTWALK STOPS page for more details.
EAT & DRINKFREE FIRST FRIDAY ARTWALK EVENTS
20 “NERD ART NIGHT 4” (Game Pub, 881 Willamette St) Grab a drink and check out some Geektastic artwork by Cortney Fellet of Steel Web, Kylea Phillips, Karrashi Art, Samantha Westrope, Tommy Harbour, Kelli Harbour-Byers and Jesse Tannehill of Spooky Swirl Arts! 7pm -10pm, 21+ only.
21 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!
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