Whether your artistic journey begins with intellectual understanding or an immediate soulful connection...ultimately, both ways of engaging with art are valid and enriching.

This week, I’m highlighting the vibrant happenings at the Maude Kerns Art Center, with a trio of events you won't want to miss this late April.

Eugene's art scene welcomes fresh voices with the Don Dexter Gallery's new show, "Of Fern and Fin: A Shared Devotional," featuring the engaging works of Ashley Hoover and David Dickinson.

Platinum/palladium prints on display at Framin' Artworks in Eugene. See the O'Brien Photo Lab student show, featuring archival, luminous, and collectible photography. Learn about the process and discover affordable art.

Linda Devenow's work reminds us of the beauty and mystery that surrounds us, inviting us to see the world in a new light.

This week, we're exploring two distinct worlds being shown at the Karin Clarke Gallery through March 29, painter Mark Clarke and sculptor Jud Turner.

Explore art this weekend! Dive into water-themed photography & discover new exhibitions at the Emerald Art Center & Maude Kerns Art Center. Don't miss the PhotoZone Group Show & "Agua: Water Infrastructure."

While the major galleries are closed for the holidays, the Oblivion Gallery in Eugene's Light Industrial Area is open this Saturday from 1 to 6 pm. And what awaits you there is remarkable.

A unique process combined with the timeless beauty of gold creates pieces that are both visually stunning and a sound investment at the O'Brien Gallery.

Canaga has had multiple near death experiences, and this show at the Oblivion Gallery is his attempt to paint what that was like.