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The Secret Sauce: Rich Bergeman’s Infrared Landscapes (opens the original)
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What if our green world looked white as fresh snow, and pale skies deepened into velvet ink? Today, we visit The O'Brien Photo Gallery on Willamette Street in Eugene for New Work & Old Favorites by veteran photographer Rich Bergeman. Bergeman has spent decades hauling view cameras across rural landscapes, capturing ghost towns and weathered barns. But ten years ago, he converted a camera sensor to record infrared light, unlocking what he calls his "secret sauce." In infrared, green chlorophyll r
Susan Chapin's Biting Dada Assemblages at Emerald Art Center (opens the original)
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What do doll limbs, rusty nails, dried paint tubes, and old fuses have in common? In the hands of artist Susan Appleton Chapin, they become uncanny relics of our disposable world. Her exhibition at the Emerald Art Center is titled Thirty-Three for Thirty-Nine—featuring thirty-three mixed-media assemblages, priced at just thirty-nine dollars each. Chapin insists on complete accessibility, inviting visitors to take these rescued objects home. Steeped in Dadaism, Chapin refuses pristine materials,
Exploring Claudia Schouten-Jones at River Run Gallery and "The Art of Finley" in Monroe (opens the original)
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Today, we take a scenic journey across our listening area to explore two vibrant regional art spaces celebrating the wild beauty of western Oregon. First, travel east along Highway 126 to Leaburg, where the historic River Run Gallery has reopened under new ownership with an expanded, collaborative creative vision. Among its featured artists is mixed-media painter Claudia Schouten-Jones, whose work is deeply rooted in the McKenzie River corridor. Having spent decades floating and observing the sa
Symbols, Still Lifes, and Surreal Views at Maude Kerns Art Center (opens the original)
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Imagine looking at a painting of a giant tree frog, only to realize the tiny speck on its tongue is a helpless human being. Today, we explore two captivating new exhibitions running through August 28th at the Maude Kerns Art Center in Eugene: Surreal Views and Beyond the Everyday: Still Lifes & Symbols. In Surreal Views, Salem artist Ron Conrad delivers a clever, ironic punch. At first glance, his work presents colossal, vibrant creatures—a magnified frog snapping its tongue or a massive fish ri
Nancy Helmsworth’s art and advocacy at Don Dexter Gallery (opens the original)
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Today, we visit Eugene's Don Dexter Gallery for an extraordinary exhibition by retired art educator Nancy Helmsworth, titled kulla kulla Creek: Resilient and Manhandled. After leaving the classroom, Helmsworth turned her far-seeing eye to nature, specifically Balch Creek in Portland’s Forest Park. Inspired by artist Jennifer Bartlett, Helmsworth adopted a grid organizing system to paint the same waterway over and over again, studying its shifting currents, mossy stones, and manmade culverts. Her
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