April 27th, Last Friday ArtWalk

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A peek at what’s to come at the Ninkasi Tasting Room’s April Last Friday ArtWalk.
Slideshow of images from “Broken Open,” artwork by Annette Lenard:

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1. Sam Bond’s Garage
   407 Blair Blvd.
   Acrylics and mixed media on canvas by Elias ‘Kiwi’ Mellott.
2. Michael DiBitetto
   201 Blair Blvd.
   Etherial, exquisite etchings, clothing art.
3. Ninkasi Brewery
   272 Van Buren
   “Broken Open,” artwork by Annette Lenard.
4. The Hot Shop Art Glass Studio
   1093 W. 1st (red door on Van Buren)
   Not showing this month.
5. Old Whiteaker Firehouse
   1045 West 1st Ave.
   Shakkei “borrowed scenery,” Landscape studies from a summer in Kyoto. Watercolor/various artists.
6. ZDREAMS Gallery
   937 West 3rd.
   Visionary Computer Art Prints by Artist Ron LaFond.
7. Territorial Vineyards
   Third and Adams
   “Autist Artism,” artists with autism from Lane County and the world.
   Live music by Manouche Noir 7-10pm.
8. The Eugene Whiteaker International Hostel
   970 West 3rd
   “Springly,” multi medium modium by Manium.
9. Wandering Goat Coffee Company
   268 Madison St.
   “Skateboarding Art Show,” painting, photography, and illustration by Kim Rose.
10. Jawbreaker Gallery
    796 West Fourth
    “Bridging the Gap,” mixed media artwork by Anastaysa Bawn and Vinton Gregory.
11. Pizza Research Institute
    530 Blair Blvd.
    Acrylic paintings and prints by Shawna Trumbly.
12. New Frontier Market
    1101 West 8th Ave.
    “Flights of Fancy,” acrylics and mixed media by Marilyn Kent.
13. Museum of Unfine Art and Record Store
    537 Willamette St.
    Nicole Farley, Athena Wisotsky, Anthony Sims.

March 30th, Last Friday ArtWalk

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1. Sam Bond’s Garage
   407 Blair Blvd.
   “Working with Monsters,” acrylic, wood, metal and found object pieces
   by Cathy Kapelka.
2. Michael DiBitetto
   201 Blair Blvd.
   Etherial, exquisite etchings, clothing art.
3. Ninkasi Brewery (Minors until 8 P.M.)
   272 Van Buren
   “Innocent Nightmares,” acrilics on canvas by Lindsay LePon.
4. The Hot Shop Art Glass Studio
   1093 W. 1st (red door on Van Buren)
   Glass art by Samuel Art Glass — Glassblowing squares demonstrations.
5. Territorial Vineyards
   Third and Adams
   “Cloth & Clay” by Mari Livie. Live muisc by Manouche Noir 7-10pm.
6. Wandering Goat Coffee
   268 Madison St.
   “Existence in Motion,” abstract mixed media by Karl Scudder.
7. Jawbreaker Gallery
   796 West Fourth
   Cardboard sculptures and pencil drawings by Kavika.
8. Pizza Research Institute
   530 Blair Blvd.
   “Local faces and places.” Oil paintings by Jean Denis.
9. Old Whiteaker Firehouse
   1085 W. 1st Ave.
   “Investigating Urban Fabric,” watercolor, etchings and digital prints by Diana Molina, UO Graduate Student in Landscape Architecture.
10. New Frontier Market
    1101 West 8th Ave.
    More “Irrational Behaviour,” featuring Nicholas Johnson, acrylics/pen and ink… Josh Kennett, Margot Denman, and Anna Bugbee, all using mixed media.
11. Gertie the BookBus, Books to the People
    Plaza on the Corner of 8th and Blair Blvd.
    Literature Opens Hearts, Sharpen Minds, and Soothes The World.
    Live poetry reading. FREE BOOKS!
12. Museum of Unfine Art
    537 Willamette St.
    Paintings by Anj Marth, Dennis Greeley, and Lisa Hill.

February 24th, 2012 Last Friday ArtWalk

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1. Sam Bond’s Garage
   407 Blair Blvd.
   Photography by Trask Bedortha.
2. Michael DiBitetto
   201 Blair Blvd.
   Etherial, exquisite etchings, clothing art.
3. Ninkasi Brewery (Minors until 8 P.M.)
   272 Van Buren
   Artwork by muralist Steven Lopez.
4. The Hot Shop Art Glass Studio
   1093 W. 1st (red door on Van Buren)
   “True Blue.” Glass and other artwork in blue by several artists! Music and Refreshments. Come watch the art of
   Live Glassblowing!
5. Territorial Vineyards
   Third and Adams
   Acrylic paintings and prints by Heather Marie Michaud.
   Music with Manouche Noir 7-10pm.
6. Wandering Goat Coffee
   268 Madison St.
   “The Artist’s Exposition,” mixed media by Abigail Gable.
7. Jawbreaker Gallery
   796 West Fourth
   “Love From All Angles.” Acrylic on canvas & string world, hand made patches. Come check out Bonk and his dog Tonka.
8. Pizza Research Institute
   530 Blair Blvd.
   “Local faces and places.” Oil paintings by Jean Denis.
9. Old Whiteaker Firehouse
   1085 W. 1st Ave.
   “Beats & Brushstrokes” Auction Pre-view.
   Vinyl record-themed art by various artists. Sneak preview for fundraiser auction to be held on Saturday at the same location Feb. 25th.
10. New Frontier Market
    1101 West 8th Ave.
    “Irrational Behaviour.” Josh Kennet, Margot Denman and Anna Begby (all using mixed media). Also featuring Nicholas Johnson using acrylics and micron pens.
11. Occupy Eugene
    1274 W. 7th ave.
    We’re Still Here!
    We will present art by occupiers, works about occupy, and artifacts from the occupation. Join us in decorating our new home with painted murals.
    By creating art, we at Occupy Eugene express ourselves and the politics we embody.
    Through the art we create, we are able to communicate our messages in an entertaining manner. This is art made by the people and for the people. This art is both personal and political.  This is art that wants to make the world a better place. We invite you to experience the art we create, and help us create it!
12. Museum of Unfine Art
    537 Willamette St.
    Paintings by Anj Marth, Dennis Greeley, and Lisa Hill.

January 27th, 2012 Last Friday ArtWalk

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1. Sam Bond’s Garage
   407 Blair Blvd.
   “Look at me in Pieces.” Paintings by Julia M. Damon
2. Michael DiBitetto
   201 Blair Blvd.
   Etherial, exquisite etchings, clothing art.
3. Ninkasi Brewery (Minors until 8 P.M.)
   272 Van Buren
   ONE WOMAN’S EUGENE. Watercolors by Terri Williams.
4. The Hot Shop Art Glass Studio
   1093 W. 1st (red door on Van Buren)
   New Works by Samuel Decker.
5. Territorial Vineyards
   Third and Adams
   Paper originals by Valisa Higman. MANOUCHE NOIR (gypsy jazz)
   will be playing 7-10 P.M.
6. Wandering Goat Coffee
   268 Madison St.
   The First Wandering Goat Employee Art Show! Featuring art of all types by Goat employees, as well as music by Goat bands, starting at 6pm!
7. Jawbreaker Gallery
   796 West Fourth
   Oip and Pencil work by Jim Land.
8. Pizza Research Institute
   530 Blair Blvd.
   “Local faces and places.” Oil paintings by Jean Denis.
9. New Frontier Market
   1101 West 8th Ave.
   “Rocks the house” Mixed mediums – recycled art on found
   objects and cardboard – acrylics and spray paint by Indie Kyd.
10. Occupy Eugene
    1274 W. 7th ave.
    We’re Still Here!
    We will present art by occupiers, works about occupy, and artifacts from the occupation.
    Join us in decorating our new home with painted murals.
    By creating art, we at Occupy Eugene express ourselves and the politics we embody.
    Through the art we create, we are able to communicate our messages in an entertaining manner. This is art made by the people and for the people. This art is both personal and political.  This is art that wants to make the world a better place. We invite you to experience the art we create, and help us create it!
11. Museum of Unfine Art
    537 Willamette St.
    Museum of Unfine Art and Record Store 10 Year Anniversary Show! 40+ artists.

December 30th, 2011 Last Friday ArtWalk

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1. Sam Bond’s Garage
   407 Blair Blvd.
   Oil paintings and drawings by Ila Rose.
2. Michael DiBitetto
   201 Blair Blvd.
   Etherial, exquisite etchings, clothing art.
3. Ninkasi Brewery (Minors until 8 P.M.)
   272 Van Buren
   Ninkasi employee group show.
4. The Hot Shop Art Glass Studio
   1093 W. 1st (red door on Van Buren)
   Not showing this month.
5. Territorial Vineyards
   Third and Adams
   Paintings by Richard Quigley.
6. Wandering Goat Coffee
   268 Madison St.
   “Los Animales.” Paintings by Heather Rand.
7. Jawbreaker Gallery
   796 West Fourth
   “Mind Mirrors / srorriM dniM” bColored Pencil Drawings and Ornaments by Jon Richardson.
8. Pizza Research Institute
   530 Blair Blvd.
   “Local faces and places.” Oil paintings by Jean Denis.
9. New Frontier Market
   1101 West 8th Ave.
   “Rocks the house” Mixed mediums – recycled art on
   found objects and cardboard – acrylics and spray paint by Indie Kyd.
10. Occupy Eugene
    Washington Jefferson Park between 6th and 7th
    Ongoing.
11. Museum of Unfine Art
    537 Willamette St.
    Megan Lavonne Pettit, Michael Darwin Emory,
    Nicholas Johnson.

Preview of the Upcoming November 25th Last Friday ArtWalk

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Here are a few images of Occupy Eugene that will be participating in the upcoming November Last Friday ArtWalk….

November 25th, 2011 Last Friday ArtWalk

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1. Sam Bond’s Garage
   407 Blair Blvd.
   Assorted Acrylic paintings by local muralist Kari Johnson.
2. Michael DiBitetto
   201 Blair Blvd.
   Not Showing this month.
3. Ninkasi Brewery (Minors until 8 P.M.)
   272 Van Buren
   “A Bee’s Eye View” and attempts to capture the fantastic array of colors and shapes in Nature. Photography by Geoffrey May
4. The Hot Shop Art Glass Studio
   1093 W. 1st (red door on Van Buren)
   Holiday Show and Sale. Come warm up with glass blowing demonstrations, hot cocoa and get all of your holiday shopping done.
5. Territorial Vineyards
   Third and Adams
   “Something old something new”. Paintings by
   Richard Quigley. MANOUCHE NOIR (gypsy jazz) will be playing 7-10 P.M.
6. Wandering Goat Coffee
   268 Madison St.
   “Post-Humous Publication”. Mixed media by
   Jacqueline Petosa and Noah Crabtree.
7. Jawbreaker Gallery
   796 West Fourth
   “Pencil drawings” by Kavika.
8. Pizza Research Institute
   530 Blair Blvd.
   “Something Old, Something New”. Acrylics, watercolors, and
   drawings by Richard Quigley.
9. New Frontier Market
   1101 West 8th Ave.
   Healthy, fun, and Nutritious local art.
10. Occupy Eugene
    Washington Jefferson Park between 6th and 7th
    “Signs of Protest”. Mixed media and Music by Occupiers. By creating art, we express ourselves and the politics we embody, and are able to communicate our messages in an entertaining manner. This is art made by the people and for the people, both personal and political; art that wants to make the world a better place.
11. Museum of Unfine Art
    537 Willamette St.
    Jeff Faulk, Katy Flanagan, Victor Brinkley,
    Caroline Louise McNabb.
12. Buy Nothing But Art Day
    Everywhere
    Let your lack of a voice be heard.