Reflections: OPEN
Reflections: OPEN on view at Anti-Aesthetic Gallery November 2 – December 21. A sidewalk exhibition of video work by Gray Space.
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Speaking: Place as Collaborator
What is an “episodic lifetime artist in residence?” On November 2 at 7 PM Corvallis Art Guild will feature a discussion with Eugene artist Leah Wilson, a multi-media visual artist and writer in Eugene. Her presentation will focus on Place as Collaborator.
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Speaking: Listening to the Forest
Arts-Sci at OSU will feature a discussion with Eugene artist Leah Wilson, a multi-media visual artist and writer in Eugene. Her presentation will focus on her new installation in the Forest Science Complex. Listening to the Forest spans the scale of an old-growth tree from the cellular level, to one growing in the forest. The installation creates a contemplative visual experience of light, color, shadow, and rhythm.
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Common Ground at Anti-Aesthetic Gallery
Common Ground Anti-Aesthetic Gallery, Eugene, Oregon Dates: August 3 – October, 2020 Address: 245 W 8th Ave, Eugene, OR 97401 Hours: By appointment Contact: Eugene Contemporary Art Attention-Devotion and Consider a Tree at Anti-Aesthetic Gallery, Eugene Contemporary Art, Eugene, Oregon, 2020 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. As a way of getting to ecology through art, Common Ground is a space for exchanges... Read More
Time and Place: Ecological Works
Time and Place: Ecological Work At Liberty Arts Collective, Bend, Oregon Curated by Andries Fourie Dates: November 1 – January 4, 2020 Opening Reception: Friday, November 1, 2019, 5:00 PM Panel Discussion: Saturday, November 16, 2019, 11:00 AM, Moderated by Andries Fourie with artist Leah Wilson, Dr. Brooke Penaluna (research fish biologist with Pacific Northwest Research Station, U.S.D.A Forest Service) Dr. Michael Nelson (a philosopher and economist who is Oregon State’s lead principal investigator at Andrews) and Louise Shirley (Curator of Natural History at the High Desert Museum). The... Read More
Divergence
June 7 – July 26, At Liberty Arts, Bend, OR.
Opening Reception June 7, 5pm.
Divergence is a group exhibition curated by Andries Fourie, exploring the artistic strategies of eight artists who work in different ways and investigate a variety of subjects, but also share an affinity for elegance, technical skill and design.
The photographs, paintings, drawings and prints of Hong Chun Zhang, Susan Rochester, Nathan Lewis, Analee Fuentes, Tallmadge Doyle, Leah Wilson, Kirsten Furlong and Frank Miller show us that conceptually-driven art can also be visually sophisticated and beautiful: a balanced marriage of form and content. Their work celebrates the fact that artists who follow different visual paths can still reach the same destination.
Collecting Evanescence at Lane Community College
Leah Wilson’s solo exhibition of work from the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest titled, Leah Wilson: Collecting Evanescence will be seen at Lane Community College Main Campus Art Gallery in Eugene, OR. January 7 – February 6, 2019. Opening Reception January 10 from 4:30 – 6pm.
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Collecting Evanescence – Six Years at the Andrews
Collecting Evanescence – Six Years at the Andrews Leah Wilson: Collecting Evanescence Six Years at the Andrews Joan Truckenbrod PopUp Gallery, Corvallis, Oregon Dates: October 6 – October 27, 2018 Opening Reception: Saturday, October 6, 2018, 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Artist Talk: Saturday, October 6, 2018, Corvallis Art Walk: Thursday, October 18, 2018, 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM Address: 517 SW Second St., Corvallis, OR Hours: Saturday 12:p0 a.m to 5:00 p.m. Leah Wilson’s solo exhibition of work from the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest since 2012 titled, Leah Wilson: Collecting... Read More
Metanoia Catalyst
Metanoia Catalyst More Metanoia Catalyst Metanoia Catalyst LEAH WILSON & KATE ALI HULT CENTER PLAZA JULY 27, 2018 – AUGUST 3, 2018 Eugene BRIDGE Exhibitions 2018 How do we adapt to radical change? What does regeneration look like? How do we foster positive growth in our struggling populations? How can we improve/impact our social and cultural landscape to foster a sense of belonging and hope for the future? These questions are being considered at micro and macro levels across our city, state, country and global community, from Eugene’s art community to Federal land management and... Read More
Solstices/Equinoxes
January 17 – May 14, 2017
Roger W. Rogers Gallery
Willamette University
Mary Stuart Rogers Music Center
900 State Street
Salem, OR 97301
Hours: Monday – Friday 8am to 6pm
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Art/Science Convergences at OSU
Art/Science Convergences at OSU The Spring Creek Project, Oregon State University Presents Art/Science Convergences at OSU Dates: Thursday, April 7, 2016, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM Address: Oregon State University, Memorial Union Journey Room Older Post: ← Rot: The Afterlife of Trees @ The World Forestry Center, Portland, OR Newer Post: The End to Adventures in Unemployment - The Beginning to Adventures in Self Employment... Read More
Rot: The Afterlife of Trees @ The World Forestry Center, Portland, OR
Rot: The Afterlife of Trees @ The World Forestry Center, Portland, OR The World Forestry Center, Portland, Oregon Dates: March 10, 2016 – May 1, 2016 Opening Reception: Thursday, March 10, 2016, 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Address: 4033 SW Canyon Rd, Portland, OR 97222 Phone: (503) 228-1367 Hours: Current Winter Hours: 10:00 a.m to 5:00 p.m. Open Thursday through Monday, closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Older Post: ← EXHIBITION - Rot: The Afterlife of Trees @ The Arts Center, Corvallis, OR Newer Post: Art/Science Convergences at OSU... Read More
EXHIBITION – Rot: The Afterlife of Trees @ The Arts Center, Corvallis, OR
The Dead Wood Exhibition is a collaboration with OSU School of Forestry, HJ Andrews Experimental Forest and Spring Creek Project.
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Corvallis Science Pub
Rot at the Corvallis Science Pub November 9, 2015 6:00PM – 7:30PM We’ll be infusing art into the science pub! Come have a beer with me, ecologist Mark Harmon and artists Andries Fourier Bob Keefer and David Paul Bayles. We may value forests most for timber, wildlife and scenic beauty, but the real treasure may lie largely hidden in the soil. It’s there among the insects, fungi and other ground-dwelling organisms that tree growth is fostered and maintained through the rot and recycling of dead trees. Speakers at the November 9 Corvallis Science Pub will combine the science of tree... Read More