In the New Zone Art Gallery, Ellen Gabehart’s latest collection depicts two of her favorite artistic subjects: nature and music. Both Gabehart and the gallery have stayed active in Eugene’s art scene despite the coronavirus pandemic.
The Oregon Country Fair has moved online, welcoming fairgoers into a virtual world of personalized avatars, virtual marketplaces and live-streamed performances.
Stuck at home with her cat, Eugenian Katie Sontag decided to put her creative talent to use. She drew on recent experiences in the time of COVID-19 to write “You’re More Than a Disease Vector,” a song about social distancing. “It was fun to run into you at the parking lot / of the Costco whe…
Rob Aigner didn’t grow up knowing his parents were Holocaust survivors. Eva and Les Aigner had landed in Portland, Oregon, and set their pasts aside to raise their two children in a normal environment. “We didn’t discuss it. They didn’t wallow in depression or pity,” Aigner said during a vir…
“When our Zoom hang ends / I’ll reinvite you my friend / The link in the same.”
