Enjoy a free concert featuring Alex Rockwell, the 2015 recipient of SUNY Fredonia Eugene Classical Guitar Fellowship, and Craig Einhorn, with guest artists Susanna Joy Meyer (voice) and John Polese (accordion). Cosponsored by the Oregon Bach Festival Road Scholar Program, UO Academic Extension.
Learn techniques in using art to reduce stress in your daily life with art therapist Sara McDonough, LMFT, ATR-BC. Make art and stress less! Spend time making art for yourself rather than class requirements in this free drop-in art workshop for UO students. The program, which takes place in the JSMA's art studio, is aimed at providing a relaxing outlet and a break from the stress of schoolwork where art making can be used for self-reflection and decompression. All supplies are included.
How do you become a collector? Why do collectors collect? What does it mean to manage other's private collections? We1ll explore answers to these and other questions on our panel with special guests, collectors and collections managers Amber Noland, Josh Roth, and Andrew Teufel; moderated by JSMA executive director Jill Hartz.
Come support UO’s student artist community at the opening reception for Archetypes: Animals, Identity, Symbolism. Join us at 5 p.m. in the JSMA Lounge for light refreshments. At 6 p.m., the UO’s Slam Poets continue the night with original performances at 6:00pm in the JSMA Ford Lecture Hall.
A panel featuring gallerist Charles Froelick, collector Bill Avery, and Susan Kennedy Zeller, Associate Curator, Native American Art, Brooklyn Museum; moderated by Danielle Knapp, JSMA McCosh Associate Curator and co-curator of Rick Bartow: Things You Know But Cannot Explain.
This free family event is inspired by the exhibition Rick Bartow: Things You Know But Cannot Explain. Spend the day enjoying art activities and performances by Oregon artists and arts organizations and learn about the art of storytelling and Native American crafts. With a healing arts component, local arts educator and author Linda Clare will lead a quilt-making activity and will explain how quilts and blankets provide comfort.
This two-artist exhibition explores the concept of emotional travel. When we travel, especially when we travel in intimate proximity to our travel partners, not only do we move through physical space, but we move through emotional place. During extensive travel, emotional bonds develop that are nearly guaranteed to make intense and complex waves in the lives of those with whom we travel. A visual representation of this deep idea is explored by both artists, who have indeed traveled extensively together.
Admission to the JSMA is free all weekend in celebration of the 47th Annual UO Mother's Day Powwow at Mac Court.
Fish Mother, 2006. Rick Bartow (American). Acrylic on panel, 10 x 8 inches. Courtesy of Claudette Hastie Beahrs.
Admission to the JSMA is free all weekend in celebration of the 47th Annual UO Mother's Day Powwow at Mac Court.
Fish Mother, 2006. Rick Bartow (American). Acrylic on panel, 10 x 8 inches. Courtesy of Claudette Hastie Beahrs.
Admission to the JSMA free is all weekend in celebration of the 47th Annual UO Mother's Day Powwow at Mac Court.
Fish Mother, 2006. Rick Bartow (American). Acrylic on panel, 10 x 8 inches. Courtesy of Claudette Hastie Beahrs.
