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Up one levelFree family day event to be held at UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History
Pacific Continental Bank Free Day: Family Detective Day to take place on Oct. 18
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art symposium to explore conservation of contemporary and public art
Brian Considine, of the Getty Museum, is the keynote speaker for the Conservation Symposium Northwest
UO museums offer free admission for Smithsonian magazine's Museum Day
Visit the UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History and the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art for free on Sept. 27
Museum of Natural and Cultural History to host volunteer open house
Community members are encouraged to volunteer at the museum
Grand opening weekend at University of Oregon in Portland
UO invites the public to tour the facility and art exhibits, attend a free concert or lecture
Contemporary Cuban Art makes West Coast premiere at Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
West Coast premiere of "Cuba Avant-Garde: Contemporary Cuban Art from The Farber Collection" opens Oct. 4.
Free admission offered at UO museums on home football weekends
The UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History and the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art invite all inside
Young artists' reception at the UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History
If the Shoe Fits – Kids Contemplate Shoes features artwork by local fourth graders
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art simultaneously opens three major exhibitions
Openings coincide with U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials
UO students putting on show for June's First Thursday in Portland
Digital arts projects and architecture designs on display in Old Town's White Stag Block facility
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art hosts Korean textile lecture and workshop
Textiles expert, Jiseon Lee Isbara, to lead special sessions as part of 2007-08 Farwest Steel Lecture Series
Visiting architecture professor Thomas Hubka to lecture in Portland and Eugene
Hubka, a UO alumnus, will speak about his research on historic wooden synagogues
Family day activities to focus on connections between shoes, culture, history
Visitors to the UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History can play games, decorate shoes and explore a new exhibit during "Does the Shoe Fit? A Family Day of Art and Learning."
$1 million gift will help bring major art exhibitions to Oregon
Foundation fulfills Coeta Barker's wishes for UO Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
UO to sponsor talks by Richard Taruskin, expert on music history, censorship
Is it ever apropriate to censor musical or dramatic works that contain offensive text? What if the language is anti-Semitic or racist? Musicologist Richard Taruskin will explore these and other questions about censorship during two Kritikos Lectures.