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Teaching jazz to future musicians

Trever Bolton
January 21, 2022
Shoppers and vendors at the Lane County Farmers Market in Eugene, Ore. on December 4, 2021. This year the Lane County Farmers Market, which hosts over 60 vendors, is temporarily located on 5th Ave between High and Oak Streets while its usual location at the Butterfly Lot is under construction. (Isaac Wasserman/ Emerald)

Holiday joy and food at the Eugene Farmers Market

Trever Bolton
December 15, 2021
UO's ASL club holds a club meeting in the Mills International Center in the Erb Memorial Union sharing laughter. (Amy Marie Miller / Daily Emerald)

What’s your sign?

Amy Marie Miller
December 9, 2021
Photography has the capacity to tell so many different stories, and can hold different meanings depending on the spectator. The Eugene Darkroom Group is an organization focused on keeping film photography alive. (Ali Watson/Emerald)

Film photography is revived at Eugene Darkroom Group

Brandon Roth
December 1, 2021
A enlarged drawing of Dan Archer's work, "An Inside Look at Human Trafficking In Nepal." Archer is a featured artist of the exhibit, “The Art of The News: Comics Journalism” at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art in Eugene, Ore. (Serei Hendrie/ Emerald)

Comics journalism: ‘Challenge what we know and how we know it’

Trever Bolton
November 29, 2021
Daily Emerald / Jessica Bolden

Handling Thanksgiving weekend as a student not from the West Coast

Gavin Majeski
November 25, 2021
Travelling, Rukundo notes, has been one of the main contributing factors in creating their unique style of photography and visual art. Over the years, they have been to Redwoods California, Brookings, Oregon, Istanbul, Sweden, Mozambique, Togo, Kenya, Austin Texas and many other places that made a profound impact on the way they see the world. “Solitude” is a new exhibition currently being featured in the Adell McMillan Gallery in the EMU. The Artist, Ugandan photographer Desire Rukundo, composes digital images of nature, people, and cities, with a particular focus on movement, inspired by solitude.. (Sam Henry // The Daily Emerald)

The mystifying world of Oregon captured in photography

Trever Bolton
November 19, 2021
Installation view from the 2021-22 Common Seeing, Meeting Points, showing works (left to right) by Joe Feddersen (Colville Confederated Tribes), Bud Lane (Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians), Joey Lavadour (Walla Walla/Métis), and Brenda Mallory (Cherokee). Image courtesy the JSMA. The University of Oregon hosts a brand new JSMA Exhibition, featuring works from a variety of sculptors, installation, and conceptual Artists (Sam Henry // The Daily Emerald)

10 artists, 9 tribes, 1 book and an art exhibit

Trever Bolton
November 5, 2021
Making commentary on “late capitalism” and the climate crisis, Dana Buzzee, Mary Evans, and Caroline Lichucki show their pieces beneath the softened pink and purple lights scattered throughout the gallery space, illuminating the transparency of some of the pieces. The Anti-Aesthetic Gallery in Eugene hosts its newest contemporary art show, “Flower Eaters”, presented by Eugene Contemporary Art, featuring the works of Artists Dana Buzzee, Mary Evens, and Caroline Lichuki. The show is available for viewing Fridays by appointment and Saturdays from 12-4pm. (Sam Henry // The Daily Emerald)

An apocalyptic view of the past and future

Brandon Roth
November 1, 2021
Decolonizing Tarot is located at the Aperature Gallery in the Erb Memorial Union on the University of Oregon Campus until October 29. Artist Cathleen Abalos references Filipino culture through her artwork by creating tarot cards that celebrate diversity in all areas of life. (Mary Grosswendt/Emerald)

A new world of tarot

Trever Bolton
October 28, 2021
The Beautiful Side of Math exhibit in the Adell McMillan Gallery in the EMU on the University of Oregon campus in Eugene, Ore. as seen on September 28, 2021. (Isaac Wasserman/ Emerald)

Math creates art

Trever Bolton
October 15, 2021
A bronze plaque tells visitors the history and significance of the Mims house. Managed by Lane County NAACP, the Mims’ houses serve as a historical center that celebrates African American history. (Serei Hendrie/Emerald)

Mims Historic Houses: a place of safety during a period of racial injustice

Brandon Roth
October 13, 2021
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