Member Shows
The Emerald Art Center presents Raptors of the Pacific Northwest
This community exhibition is hosted by the Cascades Raptor Center*, featuring Oregon artists and celebrating Pacific Northwest birds of prey. The juried exhibition, curated by Melissa Green, includes a selection of artists from the 2026 Raptor Art Challenge. Highlighting Owls, Eagles, Falcons, Hawks, Osprey, and Vultures, each artwork fosters a deeper understanding, appreciation, and connection to the natural world.
*Many works of art will be for sale with a portion of the proceeds donated to raptor care and environmental education.
Show dates are February 3rd-27th, 2026.
Gallery hours are 11-4pm Tuesday- Saturday.
Reception/ Art Walk is second Friday, February 13th from 5-7:30pm.
Emerald Art Center
500 Main St. Springfield.
PhotoZone Member Greg Giesy has the following image in the show.
Cooper's Hawk eating a Bird, Eugene OR - 4 17 2021.
PhotoZone Member Bryan Andresen is also in the show
Cooper’s Hawk - Archival inkjet print - 20”X16” framed (image 14”X10”) - $275
Sarah Grew – Showing a version of her “Ghost Forest”
Showing January 9 - March 7, 2026
At the Umpqua Valley Art Association
Exhibit Titled: Shifting Landscapes
In the Hallie Brown Ford Gallery
1624 West Harvard Ave., Roseburg, OR, 541-672-2532
Open hours: Tuesday - Friday 10am to 6pm
Exhibition Dates – January 9th to March 7th, 2026
Opening Reception – Friday January 9th, 4pm to 7pm, Staff remarks at 5:30pm
Artist Talk – at the gallery February 6th 5:30 to 7:30
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
Susan Chapin 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.
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.
Gilded Photography by Sandy Brown Jensen
Photozone Member Ed Pabor showing at the University of Oregon Law Center.
Check out Ed’s Website for more images. https://www.edwardpabor.com
