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Screening and Discussion of The March
Watch James Blue’s award-winning film, The March, with an introduction by University of Oregon Professor Emeritus David Frank and cinema studies student Joie Littleton. James Blue’s The March (1964) is a humanistic and poetic 33-minute film of the August 28, 1963, March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, produced and distributed to 83 foreign countries by the United States Information Agency (USIA). Q & A to follow.
Artist Talk: Lonnie Graham
Lonnie Graham committed to a life in the arts in 1960.
First Saturday Tour
Enjoy a gallery tour led by an experienced exhibition interpreter on the first Saturday of each month. Tour is free with admission.
First Saturday Tour
Enjoy a gallery tour led by an experienced exhibition interpreter on the first Saturday of each month. Tour is free with admission.
First Saturday Tour
Enjoy a gallery tour led by an experienced exhibition interpreter on the first Saturday of each month. Tour is free with admission.
First Saturday Tour
Enjoy a gallery tour led by an experienced exhibition interpreter on the first Saturday of each month. Tour is free with admission.
First Saturday Tour
Enjoy a gallery tour led by an experienced exhibition interpreter on the first Saturday of each month. Tour is free with admission.
First Saturday Tour
Enjoy a gallery tour led by an experienced exhibition interpreter on the first Saturday of each month. Tour is free with admission.
First Saturday Tour
Enjoy a gallery tour led by an experienced exhibition interpreter on the first Saturday of each month. Tour is free with admission.