Join Us Friday October 4th for First Friday Opening Reception 5:30 - 7:30 pm
October 2024 Exhibits @ New Zone Gallery
Thi Nguyen
"Love Cats"
"Love Cats"
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Inspired by cats and The Cure, these paintings tell stories, some heartfelt, others funny, all are loved and show the different personalities of cats and their relationships with people. it is a joy to paint and spend time with cats and feel that connection between them and their peeps. Each painting has a story and celebrates this feline furry friend. Content for these images derive from personal experience and photos shared by friends and art enthusiasts.
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Doremus Scudder
"Tableaux from the American West”
"Tableaux from the American West”
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The landscape of the American West is unique and varied. Its features are innumerable, yet related; reflecting the myriad countenances of the spirit of the land. Doremus is approaching his photography work by capturing images with reverence, asking permission of the rocks, trees and water to make a portrait; sometimes they oblige. His work powerfully portrays the nature of a place, his photography both communicates that character and the emotions that the scene evokes in him.
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Special Exhibition:
An art exhibit in support of the Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Sue Pepper-Reed & Elizabeth Foley
“Shattered to Strong”
An art exhibit in support of the Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Sue Pepper-Reed & Elizabeth Foley
“Shattered to Strong”
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Sue shares her own domestic violence journey via her art. She aspires to convey through her “artwork/heartwork” the raw emotions of pain, sorrow, anger and grief during pain-filled years– and she tries to display resilience, hope and new beginnings.
Elizabeth’s “Finding Wings” sculptures are focused on telling the stories of Domestic Violence survivors. The form of the swan is chosen for this series because the swan represents the grace and transformation she seek’s to highlight in the survivors’ journey. Sue & Elizabeth believe that when survivor stories are shared publicly through art, other people are able to see themselves in the stories and are more likely to find the strength to rise above their own situations and heal from their own experiences with abuse. |
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In the Klausmeier Room
The Photo Zone
“PhotoZone @ New Zone”
The Photo Zone
“PhotoZone @ New Zone”
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The PhotoZone is a collection of diverse individuals interested in the craft of photography. A wide variety of skills are valued which range from masters of silver print, platinum/palladium, gum bichromate, etc. to enthusiasts of digital production. A vast variety of work will be on display.
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Every Tuesday & Wednesday at New Zone Gallery, 6:15 to 9:00 pm you can join in Life Drawing sessions at New Zone Gallery. The sessions will feature short to long poses, working from a nude model. Drop-in cost is $8, or $60 pre-paid for 10 sessions. This is an opportunity for artists who draw or paint to practice their figure art craft. There is no instruction, yet artists can freely discuss and support each other in their development.
The group is coordinated by Will Mitchell. For further information: 541-731-4599 or [email protected] |
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Don't Forget, New Zone's Artist Market
The Best Artist's Gifts in Eugene! A wide array of artist gifts, crafts, prints and cards. All items are handcrafted by New Zone’s local artist members, with many of them using reused & repurposed material. A great way to make a loved one happy with a tasteful gift while not adding to waste stream, carbon footprint, corporate profit, and supporting Eugene’s art community at the same time. |
The New Zone Gallery and Artist Market is open Tuesday through Sunday, 12-6pm.
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For more information, contact: New Zone Gallery Front Desk during open hours at (541) 683-0759 or Ralf Huber, Marketing Crew at [email protected] or our [email protected]
New Zone Gallery is open Tuesday thru Sunday 12-6pm. Gallery phone - (541) 683-0759
New Zone Gallery is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, serving the local arts community since 1984.
New Zone Gallery is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, serving the local arts community since 1984.
Pix below from our new cool digs at a great new location downtown, 110 East 11th Avenue @ Oak Street.
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Thank you Eugene/Springfield Arts Community!
The New Zone wants to give a huge thank you to our supporting partners & Associate Members
OREGON ARTS COMMISSION ~ THE OREGON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
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