Author: bagby@uoregon.edu

this show is going to suck-

full of rejection, dissatisfaction, apathy, & failure – it digs through the secret piles of art that were never meant to be seen. sifting through the rejects, scraping the crud off the surface to reveal the mysteries of the broken, mediocre, & almost good-enough. “hard feelings” pulls back the curtain to give you the full picture: the raw, unpolished, messiness of making.

“Hard Feelings” is curated by Alexander Wurts and on display in the LaVerne Krause Gallery from
January 9- 13 with a closing reception Thursday, January 12 at 5pm.

 

 

Work by MFA’s, Mandy Hampton, Laura Hughes, and Mary Margret Morgan.

mandyhampton.studio/

laurabutlerhughes.com/

marymorgan.us/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Work by Erin Carstens and Julia Sherman.
Erin and Julia work collaboratively as “Her the Studio” based in Portland Oregon.

http://herthestudio.com/about/

 

 

Work by:

Natalie Wood  nataliewoodart.com/
Esther Weng

 

 

Featuring work by:

Raymond Acupan
Lydia Bales
Danny Battle
Chris Boyd
Roman Bukur
Nick Cantrell
Jina Choi
Nick Clark
Kai Cowie
Sean Dicke
Mary Dunford
Lauren Ernick
Gordon Fleenor
Max Friday
Cody Galvin
Robbie Gardner
Cédric Güttmann
Gunnar Hanson
Sarah Hashiguchi
Heather Higgins
Grant Holmberg-Baugher
Tracie Jackson
Amanda Kibbel
Daniel Kuo
Isabel McDowall
Warren Mead
Zach Meyer
Sara Murillo
Cara Murray
Ethan Ouimet
Will Phelan
Natalie Thomas
Aileen Tran
Keeanna Turner
Taro Unterberger
Tyler Verbais
Zihan Wang
Yudong Yan
Andrew Zielinski

https://pd.uoregon.edu/

 

 

The Wallace Hayden and Friends exhibit was curated by Stanford Hayden, son of Professor Wallace S. Hayden (1905-1994) and Mrs. Grace Hayden (1905-2003). Professor Hayden, a 1928 graduate of the School of Architecture and Allied Arts, taught in the University of Oregon School of Architecture and Allied Arts (A&AA) from 1930 until his retirement in 1971. Professor Hayden played a key role in the school guiding the architecture program from 1947, after the death of Professor W.R.B. Willcox, who had been one of his own teachers. Hayden continued to guide the program until the school officially formed departments in 1964. In addition to his role as an educator, Hayden was also a practicing architect, artist, and innovator in construction design and technology and pursued interests in drawing, painting, photography, and archaeology. This exhibit was inspired by and features selected works by Professor Hayden, and also includes works of his academic colleagues of the time in A&AA. Shown together, these artists’ works represent a particular time of their collegiality as academics and faculty members, but also as visual artists. They also represent the cross-disciplinary philosophy, history, and culture of A&AA through their respective “home” disciplines in architecture, fine arts, and art history. They remind us of the importance and impact of this legacy and of consciously honoring its continuation.

 

Work by:

Indigo Vance Eyebright
XinXin Wang
Yibo Liu

Work by:

Diana Patin
Zack Breitbach
Lauren Boles