Monique Janssen-Belitz, "Unfolding Dreams", Jan. 7 - Feb. 7

The Lane Community College Art Gallery is proud to present the exhibition, Unfolding Dreams, by well-traveled artist, Monique Janssen-Belitz, who currently resides and teaches in Crete, Nebraska.

“My life is a collection of landscapes, colored by atmosphere and eloquent light. Immersed in the awareness of the transience of life and illusory promises of happiness, the land always offers more, something beyond eternity, beyond hope and beyond disappointments. In landscapes that are so huge you could lose yourself in them; becoming an inconsequential speck of dust as part of a larger-than-life orchestra celebrating the joy of nature. Variety inside repetition; multiples generate textures; textures morph into forms; forms create depth. This inter-connectedness mirrors the forces, which shaped the land over time. Its geological genesis etched the surface as did the ebb and flow of cultural sediment and weathered erosion.”

The show runs from January 7^th to February 7th. A lecture will take place on Thursday, January 17^th, beginning at 3:00 with a reception immediately following. The lecture and reception are free and open to the public. The gallery is located in building 11 on the main campus of Lane Community College, 4000 E. 30th Avenue. Eugene, OR. There is no charge for admission. The Art and Applied Design Department phone number is 541-463-5409.

Top: Prairie Dance
Middle:  Blue Heat
Bottom:  Juxtaposition

Zina Mussmann, "Under the Sun", Jan. 7 - Feb. 7

The Lane Community College Art Gallery is proud to present the exhibition, Under the Sun, by mid-western artist, Zina Mussmann.

Zina Mussmann was born in Milwaukee and received a BFA in Painting and Drawing from UWM's Peck School of the Arts in 2002. She went on to complete her MFA in Painting at Northern Illinois University in 2008. Zina has exhibited nationally in cities including Milwaukee, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Sacramento, and Chicago. Her work was recently featured in the Manifest International Painting Annual 1, which was published in late 2011. Currently, Zina is the Co-Director of greymatter, an artist run initiative that she established in 2011 with artist Rachel Quirk.

“My process involves the collection and appropriation of images and words from various ephemera, such as photographs, documents and film. I am interested in de-contextualizing this information and re-contextualizing it into mixed media works. These new constructions are a hybrid of drawing, painting, and collage that create ambiguous meanings which complicate understanding. I allow the work to exist in a state of absurdity by choosing to exclude certain information that is vital to the interpretation of the images. The work becomes more about questions than answers and alludes to the fact that, as humans, we can never really find real truth, only temporary conclusions. That really, there is nothing new under the sun.”

The show runs from January 7^th to February 7^th. The gallery is located in building 11 on the main campus of Lane Community College, 4000 E. 30th Avenue, Eugene, OR. There is no charge for admission. The Art and Applied Design Department phone number is 541-463-5409.

Top:  Dr.
Bottom:  Look-Listen

JS Bird Exhibit - "Psyche" - Opens November 13

The Lane Community College Art Gallery is proud to present the sabbatical exhibition, Psyche by art faculty, JS Bird.

JS Bird is a painting instructor for the Department of Art and Applied Design at Lane Community College. Following a recent sabbatical, JS has been producing a new body of work exploring the myth of Psyche and Eros…using  “iconographic female images of Pop culture to cast in the role of Psyche, famous women who are culturally associated with beauty and sexuality.  While these icons are associated with sexuality and fantasy, there actually is no relationship between the icon and the viewer, except what lives inside the viewers head.”

In discussing his art as it relates to his audience, JS states, ”In most cases art is neutral, it is an object, (objectified) yet the viewer creates a relationship with the art only by looking at it.  While adopting pop culture’s pictorial conventions of sexuality, I am relying on context to transform the images into a form that transcends the very conventions utilized.  Such an overt, embellished fantasy, perhaps, holds within it, the capacity to force the viewer to confront, rather than indulge in, ones desire, or rejection, of the image.”

The show runs from November 13^th through December 6^th. A sabbatical talk and closing reception will take place on Thursday, November 29^th, beginning at 4:00 pm with a reception immediately following at 5:00. The lecture and reception are free and open to the public. The gallery is located in building 11 on the main campus, 4000 E. 30th Avenue. There is no charge for admission. The Art and Applied Design Department phone number is 541-463-5409.

Image top:  Psyche Received Persephone's Potion

Image middle:  Psyche West Wind

Image bottom:  Psyche's Dilemma (detail)

Laura Ahola-Young - PRODOMES, Oct. 30-Dec. 7

The PUB Gallery of Art presents an exhibit of paintings by Laura Ahola-Young on October 30 - December 7. An Artist Lecture and Reception will be held on Friday, Dec. 7, 2:15 - 4:00 pm, in the Little Theater.

The gallery is located at Peninsula College in Building J, 1502 E. Lauridsen Blvd., Port Angeles, Washington, 98362. Gallery hours are Mon. - Fri. 7:00 am - 8:00 pm; contact phone:  360-417-6476.

Image:  Homeostasis, watercolor and oil on paper, 30 x 24", 2012

CASA Holiday Pottery Sale, Nov. 7-8

CASA - the LCC Ceramics Art Student Association is holding its annual Holiday Sale and Fundraiser on Wednesday & Thursday, November 7-8, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm in the Center Building.  Please come and support LCC's ceramics students.  Get some great pottery!

Satoko - "Nature Revisited" at White Lotus Gallery

The White Lotus Gallery presents an exhibition of paintings by Satoko "Nature Revisited".  Exhibition Dates: November 2 - December 8; First Friday, November 2, 5:30-8:00 pm; Artist Reception with koto music by Mitsuki Dazai on November 3, 2:00 -5:30 pm.

The White Lotus Gallery is located at 767 Willamette St., Eugene, OR.  541.345.3276  
www.wlotus.com
https://www.facebook.com/WhiteLotusGallery

Dan Schmitt Exhibit - "Terracotta Works: Marks in Clay" at White Lotus in October

“Terracotta Works: Marks in Clay,” an exhibit of new work by Eugene ceramicist Dan Schmitt, is open through October at White Lotus Gallery, 767 Willamette St. Schmitt’s work in the current show includes low-fire terra cotta forms with spontaneous marks drawn from Japanese Oribe ceramics, Sumi ink painting and children’s drawings. Schmitt came to Eugene after getting his master’s in fine arts from Kent State University in 1998. His porcelain tableware has been collected by the Smithsonian.  He teaches ceramics at Lane Community College.

Gina Hartmann - Sentiments, Oct. 15 - Dec. 6

The Lane Community College Art Gallery is proud to present the exhibition, Sentiments by Portland artist, Gina Hartmann.

Gina Hartman is a working artist living in Portland, Oregon.  Originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, she has made her way to Portland after living briefly in California, New York, England.  She is a well-known sculptor, writer and multimedia artist known for traditional forms and exhibit ecosystems.

“My work has moved from the personal to the universal within the exploration of my individual vision. There is a consistent theme found in the work: a conviction to convey our relationships to ourselves, each other, and to the world. In essence, the human condition. Despite diversities in cultures we all feel, breathe and search for that which will ultimately provide us sustenance. There is a need to share with others that heightened awareness; our humanity, if just for one moment.”

The show runs from October 15^th through December 6^th. A lecture will take place on Thursday, October 25^th, beginning at 3:00 with a reception immediately following. The lecture and reception are free and open to the public. The gallery is located in building 11 on the main campus of Lane Community College, 4000 E. 30th Avenue. There is no charge for admission. The Art and Applied Design Department phone number is 541-463-5409.

Image 1 -  Sundry Unmentionables

Image 2 - Forgotten Again

Salvador Dali Exhibit, Oct. 15-Nov. 8

 

“VISIONS OF SURREALISM”, SALVADOR DALI EXHIBITION OPENS OCTOBER 15^TH

 The Lane Community College Art Gallery is proud to present the exhibition Visions of Surrealism, a collection of four Salvador Dali lithographs.

“Visions of Surrealism”, a collection of Salvador Dali lithographs has been donated to LCC Art Gallery through the generosity of Rudy and Opal Powell. This collection consists of the titles, “Obsession of the Heart”, “The Mystery of Sleep”, “The Coronation of Gala”, and “Enigma of the Rose”.

 

The exhibit runs from October 15^th through November 8^th. The gallery is located in Building 11 on the main campus of Lane Community College, 4000 E. 30th Avenue, Eugene, OR. There is no charge for admission. The Art and Applied Design Department phone number is 541-463-5409.

"The Mystery of Sleep" lithograph by Salvador Dali.

LCC Mural Thank You Party

In appreciation for all of the school, student and community volunteer and support in making this vision into a reality, we are celebrating the completion of the LCC Mural:  A Cultural Landscape.  The party will be on Thursday, September 27, 4-6 pm in front of the mural on Buliding 5 (Health/PE) on the main campus of Lane Community College, 4000 East 30th Avenue, Eugene, OR.

"Jupiter Hollow" will perform World/Rock/Fund Music.  Live!
For more information, contact the Art and Applied Design office at 541-463-5409



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LCC Art & Art Design Faculty Exhibition, Sept. 24-Oct. 11

The Lane Community College Art Gallery is proud to present our annual fall exhibit by the Art and Applied Design Faculty.  The exhibition will include a wide variety of media by both the full-time and part-time instructors. The faculty has been asked to share work that exemplifies their art careers.

The show runs from September 24^th through October 11^th. A reception will be held on Thursday, October 4^th, from 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. The reception is free and open to the public. The galleries are located in building 11 on LCC's main campus, 4000 E. 30th Avenue, Eugene, Oregon. There is no charge for admission. The Art and Applied Design Department phone number is 541-463-5409.

Creativity Vending Machine - "Art-o-Mat"

An article titled "Creativity -Vending Machine" about LCC's Art-o-Mat appeared in the September 7 issue of the Eugene Register-Guard. Written by Joel Gorthy with photographs by Collin Andrew, the article begins "Art-o-Mats, made from revamped vintage cigarette machines, dispense little doses of original art for just $5.  Oregon's first one remains at LCC."  Susan Lowdermilk brought the vending machine to Lane after seeing one on a trip to the East Coast.  LCC has hosted the Art-o-Mat since 2005; it is located next to the art gallery and Art Department office in Building 11 on Lane's main campus.  Check out the complete article at:
http://www.registerguard.com/web/specialencore/28587157-47/art-mat-lcc-artists-gallery.html.csp

Susie Morrill - Cuban Photographs

Susie Morrill: Tan cerca, tan lejos: Cuban Photographs.  Twenty photographs taken in Cuba by LCC photography instructor Susie Morrill will be on exhibit at Dot Dotson's from September 14 to October 11.  The exhibit is titled "Tan cerca, tan lejos :so near, so far apart".  A reception will be held on September 14, 5:00-6:00 pm. Dot Dotson's is located at 1668 Willamette St. in Eugene, Oregon.

The photos shown here are "Farmer with Ox" and "Plaza de San Francisco."

Mayor's Art Show

Too Much Information appeared in the September 6th issue of Eugene Register-Guard. Written by Bob Keefer, the newspaper's arts reporter, the article reviews the current Mayor's Art Show at the Jacobs Gallery.  Works of art by several LCC Art and Applied Arts faculty are in the show:  Jeff Goolsby, Dan Schmitt, Jan Halvorsen, Susan Lowdermilk, Talmadge Doyle and student Eve Takahashi.  Keefer wrote about the deep appeal of Jeff Goolsby's "Conflict Management" and about Eve Takahashi's photograph of former student Carter.  Susan Lowdermilk and Talmadge Doyle's artist book "Aviary" is "wonderful for its sheer, drop-dead gorgeous etching and perfect craftsmanship."   The complete article is available at the Register-Guard's website:  http://www.registerguard.com/web/entertainmentarts/28693088-57/art-mayor-artist-painting-statements.html.csp.

Dan Schmitt & Jan Halvorsen win awards in Mayor's Art Show

Congratulations to Dan Schmitt and Jan Halvorsen who have won awards in the 2012 Mayor's Art Show at the Jacobs Gallery. 

Dan Schmitt, who teaches ceramics, received a Juror's Award for his pottery "Slipped Jar with Dots."  Jan Halvorsen, who teaches in Media Arts, received the Artistic Director's Award for "Something Quiet," a pastel drawing on paper.
Contratulations to other faculty members whose work was accepted into this juried show:  Tallmadge Doyle, Susan Lowdermilk, Jefferson Goolsby, and student Eve Takahashi.

The Jacobs Gallery is in the lower level of the Hult Center for the Performing Arts.  The Gallery is open Tuesday-Friday, 12-4 pm, Saturday 11 am - 3 pm, and one hour prior to and during all Hult Center performances.  It is located  between 6th and 7th Avenues and Olive and Willamette Streets in downtown Eugene, Oregon.

http://jacobsgallery.org/MAS/

Mayor's Art Show, Aug. 23-Oct. 6

Works by LCC Art and Media Arts faculty have been selected for the 2012 Mayor's Art Show at the Jacobs Gallery at the Hult Center in Eugene.  The show celebrates Lane County artists.  Faculty members Tallmadge Doyle, Susan Lowdermilk, and Dan Schmitt, as well as former student Eve Takahashi are from the Art Department; Jan Halvorsen and Jefferson Goolsby are from the Media Arts Department.

The Awards Presentation and Opening Reception is on August 23 from 5:30 pm. The community will be able to vote for their choice during the Eugene Celebration, August 24-26, with the Viewer's Choice Award to be presented at the First Friday ArtWalk on September 7.

The Jacobs Gallery is in the lower level of the Hult Center for the Performing Arts located between 6th and 7th Avenues and Olive and Willamette Streets in downtown Eugene.  Gallery hours are Tuesday-Friday, 12-4 pm, Saturday 11 am - 3 pm, and one hour prior to and during all Hult Center performances. 

Contact: 541-684-5635;  www.jacobsgallery.org;  director@jacobsgallery.org.

Gabriella Soraci in First Street Gallery, NYC

A painting, Wooden Box on Table (2010), by Gabriella Soraci has been selected for inclusion in this years' National Juried Exhibition at First Street Gallery in New York City.  This exhibition runs from June 21-July 14 with a reception on June 23, 3-5 pm.

Gabriella Soraci is an instructor at Lane Community College where she teaches drawing, painting, and color design.  The Wooden Box on Table (Bottom of Box), 2010, Oil on Canvas, 20" x 16", was made at the Millay Colony for the Arts, September 2010.

The First Street Gallery is located at 526 West 26th Street, Suite 209, New York, New York 10001.

Critical Thinking through Drawing; Responding to the 2010 Haitian Earthquake

An online art auction of student work from Art 131, Spring Term 2012 (Instructed by Gabriella Soraci), will be held to help the charity group RandomActs.org in raising funds to build a children's center/orphanage in Haiti this summer.

“The goal (for the Final Project) is to understand how we can use the visual language of drawing to effectively communicating our thoughts, feelings, and ideas. The ongoing effort to help the people of Haiti rebuild from the 2010 earthquake will be our chosen subject to respond to. At the end of the project the drawings will be collected by a volunteer with the non-profit charity group, Random Acts.org, for an online auction. The proceeds of which will go to help build an orphanage/child center in Haiti this summer.... Learning how to gather and filter information and make wise visual choices is part of learning to think critically and is a large part of the project. "

Please see the Live Journal website for more details.

http://art4haiti.livejournal.com/

The auction will begin Monday June 11th and last for two weeks. Winning bidders will be contacted after the auction ends.

You can bid on the artwork by posting a comment on the image post for the selected work you are interested in. Payment can be made through PayPal, with either a local pickup or shipping to an address within the USA. All proceeds will go to RandomActs.org (minus shipping fees).

Questions? Contact:

Gabriella Soraci (Art Instructor) soracig@lanecc.edu

or

Tahni Nitkins - Volunteer for RandomActs.org and Lane Community College Student tahnij.nikitins@yahoo.com

MERGE: Graphic Design Student Show, May 29-June 14

The Lane Community College Art Gallery is proud to present the annual Graphic Design Graduation Exhibition. This exhibition will feature many interesting and varied portfolio pieces submitted by the graduating students of the Graphic Design Program.

The show runs from May 29th through June 14th. A reception will be held on Wednesday, June 13th, from 4-6 p.m. The reception is free and open to the public. The gallery is located in building 11 on main campus, 4000 E. 30th Avenue. There is no charge for admission. The Art and Applied Design Department phone number is 541-463-5409.

"balance" - Anna Stehle and Justin Stuck - May 7-24

The Lane Community College Art Gallery is proud to present “balance”, a two-person show featuring artists and Lane Community College Studio Technicians, Justin Stuck and Anna Stehle. Justin works in the sculpture studio and Anna works in the ceramics studio within the Department of Art and Applied Design. The exhibition consists of both sculpture and ceramics, along with installation work.

When asked about her current work for this exhibition, Anna stated, “Finding a balance between my love of making pots and the countless daily events in my life has been a struggle over the last couple of years. With family, work, friends and all that goes along with that, pottery has taken a back seat. I have come into this new chapter in my life with pottery gradually, seeking a balance along the way.”

Justin says his work is being “drawing from my personal experiences I hope to tap into “something honest and real”, which translates universally, “the reality of human experience,” to others.”

The show runs from May 7th to May 24th. A lecture featuring both artists will be held on May 10th at 3:00 pm with a reception immediately following. The gallery is located in building 11 on LCC's main campus, 4000 E. 30th Avenue in Eugene, Oregon. There is no charge for admission. The Art and Applied Design Department phone number is 541- 463-5409

PRODROMES: Paintings by Laura Ahola-Young

PRODROMES: Paintings by Laura Ahola-Young will be on display in the Fireplace Gallery at Mt. Hood Community College, April 3-26. Laura teaches Basic Design and Drawing in the Art and Applied Department at LCC. The Gallery is open M-Th, 8 am to 7 pm and Friday 8 am to 5 pm. MHCC is located at 260000 SE Stark St. in Greshem, Oregon.

League of Innovation Winners

 

We have sumitted the work of five students for the League of Innovation Competition. We  will keep everyone posted as our students move through the national competition.

Candice Westberg:  "I enjoy the moment when viewers realize that those aren’t living birds that adorn my pot. It opens a dialogue that allows me to share their stories. This piece features thirteen bird species that were brought to extinction by man’s direct involvement. It is my attempt at honoring their lives."

Daniel Balter:  My preferred medium is oil paint. I first create an under painting to establish the values then I use a series of colored glazes over the under painting; this is the same technique that was used by the Old Masters. I use direct observation and my imagination to create images that include vintage, tin toy robots and Japanese vinyl monsters. My paintings explore universal themes such as love and heartbreak, isolation and alienation, domestic violence and triumph in the face of fear. 

 

Douglas Wiltshire "Evolutionary Pull":  It is my contention that Art represents feeling. That is a powerful thing, to invoke passion and the desire to make things better. Evolutionary Pull is an exploration of our connection to our primal selves and how our past affects our present. 

Oktober Comstock: “Reflections” is a self-portrait. Not many people like to do self-portraits; perhaps as an artist or even a human being it becomes difficult to document what we see in the mirror. But I think that it is important to be willing to dive deeper into our reflection and attempt to understand what makes us tick.

Ramey McAlezander: I didn’t set out with a real theme for my paintings. I think this is reflection of my inner thoughts. I am always expressing my unspoken words through my paintings. I can’t say where my art is going but I do know I will continue to learn and grow as an artist. I think there is an endless quest in art.

LCC Juried Student Art Exhibition, April 19-May 3

LCC Art Gallery is proud to present the Juried Student Art Exhibition. This exhibition will be held from April 16th to May 3rd. There will be a reception on Thursday, April 19th from 4:00pm to 5:00pm.

The LCC Juried Student Art Show is an exhibition showcasing the best of our current LCC art students. Our students have created all the work on display during the past academic year.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank this year’s juror, Betsy Wolfston. Betsy is a local ceramics artist whose public works can be seen throughout the city of Eugene. Her work defines helps to define our community.

We encourage the community to come and support our local artists.

The show runs from April 16th through May 3rd. A reception will be held on Thursday, April 19th from 4:00 – 5:00 pm. The reception is free and open to the public. The gallery is located in building 11 on lCC'smain campus, 4000 E. 30th Avenue, Eugene, Oregon. There is no charge for admission. The Art and Applied Design Department phone number is 541-463-5409.

3 Points North - Rob Beishline, Daryn Lowman and Andreas Salzman, April 2 - June 14

The Lane Community College Art Gallery is proud to

present “3 Points North ”, a three-person exhibition

featuring works in ceramic, sculpture and mixed media. The featured artists are: Rob Beishline, a ceramic professor at Whatcom Community College, Bellinghan Washington; Daryn Lowman, a ceramics professor at Hibbing Community College, Hibbing Minnesota and Andreas Salzman, a ceramics and sculpture professor at Lane Community College, Eugene Oregon.

Rob Beishline’s work uses birds and animals to create experiences for himself and the viewer, “I do not see the pieces as metaphors, but realize that they could be read that way. I can identify with animals and am tempted to try to read myself in them, but the really valuable moments are when I can stop and look in silence.”

Daryn Lowman’s pottery and the use of the vessel create a dialogue reflecting time. “ I am drawn to the exploratory manner of working with ceramic processes. With playful sensibilities and direct decisions, my work plays on the whimsy of the soft material, and the sharpness of the durable fired surface. I like to ask questions about time, as it reflects our sense of new and used, cherished and abandoned.”

Andreas Salzman’s mixed media sculpture reflects the world in which he lives. “As an artist I feel that I can only talk about the issues of which I am passionate. The most important issues in my life are the relationships I have with the people around me. I try to illustrate the innermost feelings and emotions that are a result of the roles and decisions within my life. I include specific evidence of my journey to this state so I can build a sense of personal ownership of the content of my work.”

The show runs from April 2 through June 14.

The gallery is located in building 11 on main campus, 4000 E. 30th Avenue in Eugene, Oregon. There is no charge for admission. The Art and Applied Design Department phone number is 463-5409.

7th Annual High School Art Show, April 2-13

The Lane Community College Art Gallery is proud to present our 7th Annual High School Art Show. This show is an invitational to area high schools in Lane County to share with our community, their young and upcoming art students.

Along with the 2-week exhibition, students who participate are eligible for awards and scholarships. Please come out to the main campus and show your support for our young artists.

The show runs from April 2 to April 13. An evening reception is being held on April 5 from 5:30pm to 7:30pm.
The gallery is located in building 11 on main campus, 4000 E. 30th Avenue in Eugene, Oregon. There is no charge for admission. The Art and Applied Design Department phone number is 541-463-5409.

League for Innovation Student Art Competition

Its that time of year again, to begin the application process for the 26th Annual League of Innovation Student Art Competition. Work will be collected March 21 and 22nd, Entry forms will be in the Art & Applied Design office, LCC main campus, 11/101.  Contact:  Jennifer Salzman, 541-463-3431 or Art office, 541-463-5409.

Nuts and Bolts of Proposing and Completing Public Art Commissions Workshop, March 9

The Nuts and Bolts of Proposing and Completing Public Art Commissions - March 9, 11 am - 3:30 pm, LCC Building 10/109. LCC will be hosting a free public art workshop sponsored by the Oregon Arts Commission. The workshop is open to all, student and public, and will cover a variety of topics covered by guest speakers including professional artists, arts administrators and digital media professionals. Contact: Lee Imonen, 541-463-5412 or Art office at 541-463-5409.

Public Works and Private Thoughts, Lee Imonen Exhibit, 2/27-3/22

The Lane Community College Art Gallery is proud to present the exhibition, Public Works and Private Thoughts, by sculptor and Art instructor, Lee Imonen.  The show runs from February 27^th to March 22^nd. A lecture will take place on Thursday, March 1^st, beginning at 4:30 with a reception immediately following. The lecture and reception are free and open to the public.

Lee Imonen is a well-known Northwest sculptor with many public works throughout the state of Oregon. This exhibition will showcase work and reflections compiled from a recent sabbatical. As stated by the artist, “Public Work & Private Thoughts brings together two separate but related directions in my studio practice over the past decade.” 

In discussing both aspects for this exhibition Lee had this to say in regards to the public work aspect, “I have begun thinking about my public sculptures as research projects; opportunities for understanding a place, material, culture or organization in a more comprehensive way. My goal is to shift the direction of public work away from sculpture that is simply placed in the public realm, to work that not only engages the public, but equally speaks of its physical, historical and cultural environment.”

The intent of the pieces representing private thoughts, Imonen feels, ”these pieces are more intimate, often showing only a framed portion of the original object, like sculptural snapshots taken from close-up.”

The gallery is located in Building 11 on the main campus of Lane Community College, 4000 E. 30th Avenue. There is no charge for admission. The Art and Applied Design Department phone number is 541-463-5409.

Exposed - Photo Exhibition, Feb. 6-23

The Lane Community College Art Gallery is proud to present EXPOSED, an exhibition featuring LCC Media Arts Photography instructors.

This exhibition will feature contemporary work representing all forms of photographic expression. Exhibiting artists include: Ian Coronado, Anne Godfrey, Richard Lennox, Camilla Dussinger, Damian McDonald, Susie Morrill, Michael Phillips, Jeri Mrazek, Jennifer Salzman, Dan Welton, Rick Simms, Jeff Goolsby, and Rick Williams.

The show runs from February 6 to February 23. An artist reception will be held on Thursday, February 9 from 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm. The reception is free and open to the public. The gallery is located in building 11 on LCC's main campus, 4000 E. 30th Avenue. There is no charge for admission. The Art and Applied Design Department phone number is 541-463-5409.

Photographs:

"I gave you three" by Jennifer Salzman

"Monselice, Italy" by Dan Welton

"Untitled" by Damian McDonald

"Window Light" by Richard Lennox