Our Purpose
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​Breaking down barriers to participation ​in the arts for people of all abilities and building bridges to a more diverse and inclusive community.

The Arts and Culture Center is a working art studio and gallery in downtown Eugene, Oregon. We offer classes and monthly exhibitions that are inclusive of the whole community. Classes are open to anyone in the community 18+ and run on a quarterly schedule. We also install art exhibitions for businesses and organizations looking for more ways to support local artists.
The work we do is driven by a desire to create a safe space for artists of all abilities to express themselves and to support and promote artists who want to sell their work. Please consider donating, teaching, volunteering, or participating with us in building a healthy and inclusive arts community in Eugene, Oregon!

Current Happenings...

Fall term has begun!
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Gallery Exhibition

Our installation show So Big opens on September 6th, with seven large installation pieces by local artists, staff, and art studio participants. This show explores playing with scale and interactive media and is made possible with support from Tacovore. 
So Big artists include Terry Holloway, Sterling Israel, Cari Ingrassia, Justin Kittell, James Startor, and David Placencia; OSLP staff and studio artists are collaborating on an additional piece featuring oversized sculptures of candy and desserts. Other pieces include an interactive light sculpture that reacts to music, a colossal VHS tape, cutouts of celebrities in pop culture, and other creative oversized works.
The exhibition is a companion show to the annual So Small miniature art auction, where hundreds of artists donate art that is three inches or smaller. Funds raised will promote access to the arts in the community and raise money for programming. So Small is on September 21st at the 5th Street Market Alley from 5-7 pm, and is open to the public.

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Krampus Oranament Workshop with Michael DeMeng

Join artist Michael DeMeng in crafting delightfully wicked Krampus ornaments that are sure to add some spice to your tree. Using clay and acrylic paints, you’ll sculpt and paint your own mini-monster, complete with a snarling face, twisted horns, and a grim smile that promises to keep the naughty in check.
Whether you’re a seasoned creator or just starting your crafting journey, you’ll walk away with a unique ornament that’s part art, part freaky, and all holiday spirit (of the spooky variety).
Michael deMeng is an assemblage artist from Vancouver, Canada who exhibits and teaches throughout the world.

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ARTS & CULTURE CENTER LOCATED IN
DOWNTOWN EUGENE

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​Art Gallery and Studio Address:
110 E. 11th Ave. Ste C
​Eugene, OR 97401

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WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU!

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