EOU’s Junior Theory and Practice class presents its annual art exhibition, “overtime,” at Art Center East in La Grande, Oregon. This year’s featured artists are Losii Daniel, Nayeli Flores, Erin Glenn, Hailey Hochhalter, Av Hughes, Claudia Juarez, Kay Kellogg, Hadley Marshall, Aiden Patterson, and Alyson Yates.
The EOU Junior Theory and Practice exhibition at Art Center East marks a significant step on the path of each student involved, whether they are an Art major or minor. While this group is cohesive in their shared academic experience, the variety of their artistic processes and distinct creative interests result in a group exhibition that celebrates individual expression. Through concentrated research, writing, and studio exploration, these students have each begun to develop a cohesive and focused body of work.
This exhibition would not be possible without the EOU’s ongoing partnership and collaboration with Art Center East, which continues to support artists at every stage of development and enrich our diverse arts community.
Find out more about this exhibit and ACE classes, exhibits, and events at artcentereast.org. Art Center East is located at 1006 Penn Avenue in La Grande. Gallery hours are Wednesday - Friday noon - 5:00 p.m. and Saturdays 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Exhibits can also be viewed online at artcentereast.org thanks to a partnership with High Country Realty Professionals o La Grande. Galleries are open to the public and admission is always free.
Art Center East, based in La Grande, Oregon, was founded in 1977 and is a [member-based] 501(c)3 arts services organization that brings arts opportunities and education to the residents of ten Eastern Oregon counties. Our historic Carnegie Library building hosts art classes, art exhibits in our three galleries, and cultural events such as Día de los Muertos celebrations, Guinean drumming workshops, and literary readings. Our Artists in Rural Schools Program engages K-12 students across Eastern Oregon and our Community Music Program brings together community members of all ages in ensemble settings.
Art Center East programs are supported by members, community donations, local businesses, and regional and statewide foundations. For a list of our supporters and more information, visit artcentereast.org.
