EMU Fishbowl circa 1950s
Arts Shorts
Sniffing out what you shouldn’t miss in the arts this week
About the Author
Arts Editor
Alexandra Notman is the Arts Editor for Eugene Weekly. This Minneapolis transplant has been loving the arts and making art since she was a wee little one. She lives with her Machiavellian cat, Elsie, atop a forested hill in south Eugene that makes everyone looks like ants. For more info visit alexandranotman.com.
About the Author
Arts Editor
Alexandra Notman is the Arts Editor for Eugene Weekly. This Minneapolis transplant has been loving the arts and making art since she was a wee little one. She lives with her Machiavellian cat, Elsie, atop a forested hill in south Eugene that makes everyone looks like ants. For more info visit alexandranotman.com.
Sniffing out what you shouldn’t miss in the arts this week
Photos by Todd Cooper.
About the Author
Arts Editor
Alexandra Notman is the Arts Editor for Eugene Weekly. This Minneapolis transplant has been loving the arts and making art since she was a wee little one. She lives with her Machiavellian cat, Elsie, atop a forested hill in south Eugene that makes everyone looks like ants. For more info visit alexandranotman.com.
Beetlejuice-esque table by Richard Rollins, for Maude Kerns’ Oregon Made for Interiors
About the Author
Arts Editor
Alexandra Notman is the Arts Editor for Eugene Weekly. This Minneapolis transplant has been loving the arts and making art since she was a wee little one. She lives with her Machiavellian cat, Elsie, atop a forested hill in south Eugene that makes everyone looks like ants. For more info visit alexandranotman.com.
Sniffing out what you shouldn’t miss in the arts this week
Marta Goldstein models Vavavie and Revivall Clothing at EFW’s meet and greet April 29. Photo by Todd Cooper.
About the Author
Arts Editor
Alexandra Notman is the Arts Editor for Eugene Weekly. This Minneapolis transplant has been loving the arts and making art since she was a wee little one. She lives with her Machiavellian cat, Elsie, atop a forested hill in south Eugene that makes everyone looks like ants. For more info visit alexandranotman.com.
Sniffing out what you shouldn’t miss in the arts this week
About the Author
Arts Editor
Alexandra Notman is the Arts Editor for Eugene Weekly. This Minneapolis transplant has been loving the arts and making art since she was a wee little one. She lives with her Machiavellian cat, Elsie, atop a forested hill in south Eugene that makes everyone looks like ants. For more info visit alexandranotman.com.
Sniffing out what you shouldn’t miss in the arts this week
Peter Happel Christian explores time and wilderness in new Ditch Projects exhibit
About the Author
Arts Editor
Alexandra Notman is the Arts Editor for Eugene Weekly. This Minneapolis transplant has been loving the arts and making art since she was a wee little one. She lives with her Machiavellian cat, Elsie, atop a forested hill in south Eugene that makes everyone looks like ants. For more info visit alexandranotman.com.
Inkblots, fishing crews and furniture cycle at the Mills International Center
