Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art

The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art invites you to take a virtual tour of selected special exhibitions and permanent collection galleries. Each tour allows you to stroll through the museum at your own pace, using the circle icons on the floor to navigate from location to location. You can zoom in on individual artworks, read object labels and descriptive texts by clicking on the small icons next to each work, and also access informational links, and exhibition brochures or study guides. Visit their website to get started!

Museum of Natural and Cultural History

With their online resources, you and your family can explore the Museum of Natural and Cultural History from home! They offer exhibits, hands-on activities, collections galleries, and more. Visit their website to check it out.

New Venture Championship

Presented by the University of Oregon’s Lundquist College of Business and now in its 30th year, the New Venture Championship (NVC) is a six-round business competition that inspires young entrepreneurs to develop their business dreams into a reality. Teams of graduate and undergraduate students from around the world join the event every year to pitch their business plans and compete for $50,000 in total cash awards. Click here for more information.

“Pea Baby” Exhibition by Cameron McCafferty

Artist Statement: Pea Baby is a series of illustrations telling the tale of Angela, who happens to swallow a holy pea. This pea has chosen Angela, much like the Lord chose the Virgin Mary to give birth to Jesus. And so, Angela gives birth to a pea baby. In this series, I wanted to return to a childhood fear I had growing up in Catholic School in which God suddenly chose me to give birth to the next Jesus. I would imagine this scenario to test my own faith in God, and was frightened by the part of myself that wanted to tell Him, ‘No, I don’t want to give birth to Jesus.’ Returning to this fear as a queer young adult is very interesting; I think it grasps a lot of complications that exist within my relationship to Catholicism.

Click here for the artist talk and gallery tour. They will also be available via Visual Arts Team Instagram (@uovisualarts) and Facebook (@visualartsteam).

Lost/Found: Work by Advanced Printmaking Students

This exhibition manifests the Printmaking area in the College of Design, exhibiting works by undergraduate students Lily Cronn, Benjamin Gregg, Laneate Vang, and graduate student Noelle Herceg. Some selected works in Letterpress are also included. Ranging from traditional techniques of relief, intaglio, screenprint, letterpress, to unique and unconventional works on paper and textiles, this exhibition encompasses the diversity of mark that printmaking can achieve.

Virtual artist talk / tour will be available via Visual Arts Team Instagram (@uovisualarts) and Facebook (@visualartsteam).