July 30, 2009

new prints...




eunice retreated to the basement to escape the heat of the past few days and ended up printing (hand burnishing) two old woodblocks
one of which will be on view at the print show which opens tomorrow

July 29, 2009

press...

an article in the salem news about the show at hallie ford

July 21, 2009

the art focus interview


the interview went well, eva makes it seem so easy
you can listen to it here

July 19, 2009

manuel izquierdo has died...

eunice said, "he was a wunderkind when he was young... he was a fantastic character... it's the end of an era"

July 17, 2009

in the studio screening...

a rather small turnout but the films were well received


eunice with phyllis and jose

harry, george and aaron

July 16, 2009

the print show...

"the artist formerly known for her prints"
Aug 1 - Sep 4
luke's frame shop
2707 se belmont
portland
reception: saturday august 1, 5pm


July 15, 2009

in the studio...

the three pcc films "in the studio", featuring eunice, george johanson and harry widman are being screened tomorrow night
port wrote about it here

July 14, 2009

artists reception...

the sunday reception was well attended and sales were "brisk"



eunice with bill and louise


July 10, 2009

thanks for the shout out...

the show got a mention on port
the artists reception is sunday from 2-4

July 06, 2009

July 05, 2009

on the radio...

eva called today to schedule eunice for an interview on art focus on the 21st!
listen here

July 04, 2009

first friday reception


eunice got the first look of the show last night- she was pleased

July 02, 2009

press release...



Museum features collages from Portland artist

SALEM, Ore. — A small selection of collages by Eunice Parsons, a Portland artist and teacher who has been called an American master of collage, opens July 25 and continues through Sept. 20 at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art at Willamette University.

Organized by art history Professor Roger Hull, Eunice Parsons: Collages features a range of collages created during the past few decades and includes work drawn from public and private collections throughout the region. As a special feature, a 30-minute film on Parsons, produced byPortland Community College, will be shown Sept. 13 at 2 p.m. in the Roger Hull Lecture Hall at the museum. A reception to honor the artist will follow from 3 to 5 p.m. in the lobby and Study Gallery. Admission to the film and reception is free.

Parsons’ interest in bold compositions of torn and cut paper and the interplay of words and phrases, coupled with the influence of her travels to Europe and the Far East, are reflected in her striking and evocative collage work.

Born in Loma, Colo., in 1916, Parsons attended the Art Institute of Chicago from 1934–36 and the Portland Art Museum School from 1950–54. An art teacher at Portland State University and the Portland Art Museum School, she has been included in dozens of one-person and group exhibitions in the past 60 years and is included in the permanent collections of the Hallie Ford Museum of Art, the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at the University of Oregon, Kaiser Permanente and the Portland Art Museum, among others.

Eunice Parsons: Collages has been supported in part by grants from the City of Salem’s Transient Occupancy Tax funds and the Oregon Arts Commission.