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A Critical Conversation: Panels on Racial Equity and Culture
Eugene Contemporary Art is pleased to present two moderated panel discussions as part of its A Critical Conversation programming on Friday, February 19 and Saturday, February 20, 2021, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. Co-moderators…
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Announcing Common Ground at ANTI-AESTHETIC
Eugene Contemporary Art is pleased to present Common Ground – a platform for a host of conversations and events alongside an exhibition with works by Eugene Contemporary Art artist members and invited artists.
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BoFo Live Sessions at Visual Arts Week 2019
Our podcast Bottleracks & Fountains is participating in this year’s Visual Arts Festival. We are hosting a live session with a studio audience for a panel discussion on “Art and Built Spaces”:…
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Raymond Raymond at Pacific Sky
By Suzi Steffen for ECA At his death, dancing to ‘80s music while embracing a sketchbook, the Eugene artist Raymond Komer left so many works that a UO art professor researching him…
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Duchamp and Dada – Q & A with Dr. Wesley Hurd
On April 25th, 2013 ECA will present “Duchamp and Dada” by Wesley Hurd, MFA, Ph.D – the first of three lectures in a series titled “3 Artists”. The following lectures in the series…
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Brian Eno Lecture on Art and Music
Brian Eno lecture from vedomstvo on Vimeo.
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What is Art? – Motives and Meaning Audio
If you missed the first installment of our What is Art? lecture series you can now stream part 1, “Motives and Meanings of the 20th Century”. Have a listen and get caught…
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What is Art? ECA Lecture Series
We are excited to announce our first lecture series beginning in April at The Wave Gallery in Eugene. Part of our mission at ECA is to help educate the general public…
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Helen Molesworth lecture at UO
For more info on the event, check out the details on our Event page.
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Oregon Arts Commission – Free Workshop on March 9th
Coming up March 8th. Recommended for anyone looking to get into Public Art. It’s a different beast than doing private commissions or showing in galleries alone.
