"The exhibitions this month share a similar story of regrowth. Whether it be renewal through memory, or the physical regrowth of plants, the featured galleries spark conversations of rebirth."
"Marie Watt's work often focuses on storytelling. She says her mission is to '...to bring communities together through collaboration and exchange.'"
"This show was planned as a retrospective but the artist's death on March 3 means that the gallery is now presenting it as a memorial show."
April features exhibitions that explore themes of renewal and regrowth. Well Well Projects in Portland presents 'Born Remembering,' while Blackfish Gallery showcases 'The Verdant Hour.' One Grand Gallery's 'Where Roots Refuse Borders' examines the relationship between humans and nature. In Eugene, the Maude Kerns Art Center invites contemplation on environmental regrowth. A community printmaking circle hosted by Marie Watt on April 18th at the Oregon State Capitol offers a chance for collaboration and artistic expression. The month also includes a memorial show for an artist who passed away, featuring works from 1970 to 2026.
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