Linda Devenow is showing at the Smith Gallery

The 'trees' Gallery exhibit is now live. Click the link below to view.

https://asmithgallery.com/exhibitions/trees-6/

Online Gallery - Juror | Geoffrey Koslov

Exhibition Dates | January 2 to February 12, 2026

Reception | January 31, 2026 3pmCT YouTube video posted in ASG Conversations

Coming to The Emerald Art Center in January

Sandy Brown Jensen and Walt O’Brien are in the LightBox members show

Winter Members Exhibit at LightBox Photographic Gallery

December 13, 2025 through January 10, 2026

LightBox Photographic Gallery & Fine Printing

1045 Marine Drive

Astoria, Oregon 97103

(503) 468-0238

Hours: Wednesday - Saturday 12 pm to 5 pm

LightBox Photographic Gallery opens the Winter Members Exhibit , “The Trees Give Thanks”, on Saturday, December 13 from 4-7pm.

The exhibit is dedicated to the memory of dear friend and LightBox member Roger Dorband, Roger was a guardian of trees on the North Coast of Oregon and a fighter for the protection of old growth forests.

In honor of our friend, LightBox Members feature photographs of trees in our Winter Members Exhibit.

Thank you to the LightBox Members exhibiting

Jody Miller • Sandy Brown Jensen • Jon Lingel • Chris Villiers
Terry Thompson • Steve Goldberg • Joni Kabana • Bob Gervais
Bill Kirby • Ronald Butler • Pat Rose • Larry Huhn • Greg Bond
Chris Lamb • Matthew Norman • Walter O’Brien • Gretta Siegel
Julie Moore • Dan Gerth • Donald MacDonald • Walt Duddington
Laura Kurtenbach • Stu Levy • Will Lawrence • Loren Nelson
John Houser• Paul Cunningham • Cecily Caceu • Jeff Ross
Eddie Greenley • Jim Congleton • Horatio Law • George Willse
Michelle Swanson • David White • Sharias Steed • Sam Blair
Jim Fitzgerald • Alex Kistler • Bruce Dumdei • Jeremy Akins
Phillip Burger • Tom Darnall • Eleanor Gorman • Kelly James
Luke Olsen • Matthew Ragen • Martha Clarkson • Kathy Radie
Rich Bergman • Michael Granger • Marc McVey • Bob Levine

Coming January 3 to the O’Brien Gallery

Our New Member Susan Chapin has a sculpture and other work at the Springfield City Hall Gallery up now and showing through mid January. This is a joint show with the other Springfield Arts Commission winners from the Springfield Mayor's Art Show. The space will be available during building hours https://wheremindsgrow.org/home. The work will be up through Mid January .

Susan also has a photo in Behemoth magazine’s. https://www.behemothmagazine.com/issue1-5. See her image below.

Susan also has a piece in a Blue Sky online show that opens on Jan 8th. This is their “Worst Picture Show”.

Some photographs delight us precisely because they fail: the horizon tilts, fingers intrude into the frame, and the grand sunset is mostly a parking lot. They might be earnest attempts gone astray, or intentionally “worst” pictures that push awkwardness to an artful extreme, bad exposures, accidental compositions, and misguided interpretations of what a “good picture” should be. What makes them funny is the tension between intention and result, the gap between what the photographer hoped to capture and what the camera actually recorded. In their wrongness, these pictures reveal a kind of unguarded humanity, a charming reminder that perfection is overrated and failure can be unexpectedly joyful.

Wonder/Tender

Sandy Brown Jensen

(Gilded Photography)

Oblivion Gallery

3925 Cross St, Eugene, OR. 97402

Show Dates: December 6, 2025 - January 31. 2026

Check the Oblivian website for more open hours.

Opening Reception and Presentation

Saturday, December 6

Open House: 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

Artists Presentations - 2:00 pm

Phone (541) 520-6210

Follow Sandy Brown Jensen: @sandramardene

Collaborators: Sandy Brown Jensen,

Shanna Trumbly, Jud Turner,

Renee Mahni, Poet Jorah LaFleur

Sandy Brown Jensen has work in the Eugene Mayor’s Art Show

Mayor's Art Show

Jan. 5-Feb. 22, 2026

Hult Center, Maurie Jacobs Community Room

Mayor’s Art Show is a long-standing annual exhibition showcasing local artistic excellence and celebrating Eugene’s creativity. Through engaging artists who live and work in Eugene, MAS goals are to enhance the cultural landscape of Eugene, foster meaningful conversations and inspire our community through the transformative power of art. MAS highlights artists with diverse perspectives, backgrounds and disciplines, demonstrating the vibrancy and uniqueness of Eugene.

The 2026 Mayor’s Art Show will be on display at the Maurie Jacobs Community Room at the Hult Center for the Performing Arts. An art selection committee, composed of a jury of artists and arts professionals, will curate the exhibit, highlighting artistic merit and accomplishments of those enriching our community through visual arts.