Volume 1, Number 35, November 27 - December 10
Up Front News

DIVA Receives $10,000.00 Grant. DIVA has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the Faye and Lucille Stewart Foundation by students in the University of Oregon's PPPM 607 Graduate Seminar in Philanthropy class. Randy Stender and Becky Guy attended the student presentations on DIVA's behalf.
   Only the University of Oregon offers graduate students the opportunity to both study and practice philanthropy by making a substantial grant to a nonprofit organization. The Faye and Lucille Stewart Foundation provides $10,000 to the course, and it is up to the collective wisdom of the students to grant it responsibly.
   At the end of the academic term, graduate student teams present their persuasive arguments for donating the $10,000 gift to "their" selected organization in a presentation. The class reaches a consensus on which organization should receive the funds.
   Official presentation of the award will be made on Monday, November 27th on the University of Oregon campus. This was the second time the Center had been up for consideration and the first time it has been given an award.

DIVA Board Retreat. The DIVA Board, Committee chairs, and staff gathered at the Center on November 19th for a four hour brainstorming session about the future of the Center,
    The first half of the afternoon focused on three program areas: Exhibits, Media Arts, and Education. The discussion was lead by Alice Parman (pictured at left) who also conducted last year's retreat. Parman facilitated the group's identification of three key issues in each area and then organized volunteers who will work toward developing solutions.
   The second half of the meeting addressed financial issues and what the Board can do to pursue adequate funding to cover Center costs. A committee was formed to look at the three top ways to fund raise and how those might be quickly addressed.
   The retreat was followed by a third anniversary birthday party celebrating the contribution of those who have helped the center grow and become a part of the cultural scene downtown.

Video Festival Recognizes DIVA MAC Member. On November 3rd, DIVA Media Arts Committee member Brian Walker was informed that his short experimental video, "I am not my brother," had been screened at the Freewaves Festival hosted at UCLA. His project was one of 100 chosen from 1800 international student projects and was among the top projects that was given an honorarium and free web-hosting."I am Not My Brother" can be viewed on the internet at the Freewaves web site. Click on Brian Walker. Read Brian's comments about his video.

John Holdway DIVA Volunteer of the Month. John Holdway donates his time every week to facilitate the drop-in figure drawing class at DIVA. Additionally, he serves on the Exhibit Committee, and has been instrumental in planning the upcoming tattoo art exhibit.
      John says, "'Artists suffer from disassociation'. That is a quote from a conversation I had with the artist Michele Russo in Portland a few years before he passed away. It probably has always been true. I spend a lot of time alone myself making art. I have to make an effort to seek out kindred spirits. DIVA is a space of kindred spirits who love art. DIVA fills an important place in our community for artists and art lovers. It is my pleasure for me to do what I can to to help."

Visit John Holdway's web site.

DECEMBER DIVA CENTER WORKSHOPS:
December 2 - Edit Your Screenplay Workshop with JoJo Jensen
Time: 10:00 AM - 12 Noon
DIVA Center 110 W. Broadway, Eugene
Cost: $15. Register online www.divanow.org or by phone
      Students in this two-hour workshop will learn what to look for when rewriting or editing a screenplay. Topics will include log line, scene size, the importance of proper format, and the five stages of story and dialog. We will also discuss common mistakes to look for when rewriting and editing a screenplay. Students will also be given the opportunity to write a log line and pitch their project in class.
     Instructor JoJo Jensen is a published author, screenwriter, and editor of both books and scripts. She has worked with Hollywood producers as an editor and writer. Jensen is the author of Dirt Farmer Wisdom, a freelance writer, an editor and a screenwriter. Her screenplay, "Well-Rounded" is currently under consideration by producers in Los Angeles.
December 4 - Make Your Own Holiday Art Cards with Marianne Walker
Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm
DIVA Center 110 W. Broadway, Eugene 
Cost: $12. Register online www.divanow.org or by phone
     Create your own holiday cards, gift tags, or decorations, in the form of a personal work of art. Using the theme of collage in this workshop you will use mixed media techniques, as well as markers and alcohol inks, to make unique works of art. Materials will be provided but you should feel free to bring your own unique accessories to personalize your works.
     Marianne Walker received a BFA in Multimedia Design from the University of Oregon in 2002, with a minor in journalism. She has illustrated children's books on kid's safety and learning to read and write, and has been a graphic designer for Copic Markers for three years.

Main Gallery – Oregon Fiber Artists (15 artists) "Elements" Oregon Fiber Artists is a diverse group of textile and fiber artists brought together by a common interest in creating and exhibiting work in their chosen medium. They are committed to extending their creative skills, and challenging the boundaries of textile art. Their individual members have been making art in various media for many years, and revel in the diversity of style and form that the group represent. The exhibit features a range of pieces within the broad theme ELEMENTS, varying in size, technique, and interpretation, while focusing on the discrete possibilities for visual expression offered by fiber manipulation. They explore, for instance, ideas of substance and structure, image and imagination, surface and recess, expectation and surprise.

First Friday Reception. Join us for Lane Arts Council's First Friday ArtWalk - DIVA is the first stop this month. We will be celebrating the opening of two new exhibits for December with a reception from 5:30-8:30pm.

HIV Alliance - HIV Awareness through Art. This exhibit is created and sponsored by HIV Alliance.  HIV Alliance is gathering artwork, poetry and photography from HIV positive individuals and their friends and family to help create awareness of the on-going struggle with HIV that many Americans still face.  The exhibit will focus on the experiences of people living with HIV, how the disease and those affected by it are perceived by society, and will honor friends, family and community members who have passed because of HIV related complications.  The show will open on Dec. 1, in conjunction with World AIDS Day 2006. HIV Awareness Through Art

Mary Birckhead - The Urban Shaman. Mary Birckhead describes her art as a record of her spiritual journey this way, "The art that you see in this show is a 10-year focus on my spiritual life. My art reflects feelings that I could not put into words [and] as dark as I felt I was at the time, the art does not necessarily reflect this. There are four phases of art that are being shown.  One is my diary series, which has hand made paper, my jewelry, clay, and pen and ink drawings.  Each of these phases expresses different aspects of this process.  The most recent, the pen and ink drawings, still express some resistance to who I am.  However, in my opinion, I am being more precise in the feelings that I try to portray. In my pieces, I show my own symbology. These are images that I use over, and over during stressful, searching, and soulful moments. This exhibit will be comprised of about a dozen framed paper pieces or pen and ink drawings along with sculpture and jewelry.

Continuing exhibits include: Oregon Fiber Artists - Elements; C. DeLaittre - Figured State(d) Figure; Tallmadge Doyle - Mysterium Cosmographicum; Judith M. Sander - Phantasms; Paul Shirkey - Inherent Patterns

Lane Arts Council's First Friday ARTWalk. Diane Lang, Executive Director of the HIV Alliance will lead the tour for December 1, 2006 First Friday ARTWalk. The tour will begin 5:30 p.m. at the Downtown Initiative for the Visual Arts, 110 W. Broadway.
      The Third Annual Downtown Holiday Party will take place throughout the evening. Over a dozen locally-owned shops will stay open late with special events including sales, live music, art, trunk shows and light refreshments. This month's guided tour will feature:
  • Stop #1: DIVA, 110 W. Broadway. Presents the opening reception for "HIV Awareness through Art," an exhibition created and sponsored by HIV Alliance in conjunction with World Aids Day 2006. Also featured are "Elements" by Oregon Fiber Artists; "Inherent Patterns" by Paul Shirkey; "Phantasms" by Judith M. Sander; "Figured State(d) Figure" by C. DeLaittre; "Mysterium Cosmographicum" by Tallmadge Doyle; and "The Urban Shaman" by Mary Birckhead.
  • Stop #2: La Follette Gallery, 931 Oak Street. Presents the opening reception for "Modulation" by Steve Karras. Abstract facial portraits of selected jazz artists, acrylics on canvas, large format, live Jazz.
  • Stop #3: Goldworks, 169 E. Broadway. Presents "New Work" by Gary Dawson and Erin Murphy. Dawson recently received the prestigious Ambassador's Award from the Santa Fe Symposium on Jewelry Manufacturing Technology. Murphy, a Master of Fine Art Degree recipient from the University of Oregon, will be present to discuss her metal work.
  • Stop #4: The White Lotus Gallery, 767 Willamette St. Presents featured work by gallery artists, including Eric Peterson, Miao Hui-Xin, Her Xue-Sheng and Change-Ae Song. Also featured is Katazome by Karen Miller, a Japanese method of dyeing fabrics using a resist paste applied through a stencil.
  • Stop #5: Opus6ix, 22 W. 7th St. Presents the opening reception for "The Best of Oregon Crafted", a group show of works from various Oregon Crafted artists. Also on display "Hand Knotted Rugs", showcasing the best examples of knotted rugs that exhibit Persian, Tibetan, and Afghani traditional designs and weaving techniques from these specific regions of the world. Rugs for this exhibit are provided by Oveissi and Company.

Lane Arts Council's First Friday ARTWalk is held every month of the year, highlighting different art and art attractions in our community. The ARTWalk is a consistently popular activity that attracts people all year round to downtown Eugene. For more information visit www.lanearts.org.

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December 2 - Human Monster Presents: Blue Sabbath Black Cheer
Time: 8pm - DIVA Center
Admission: $5 sug. donation

Human Monster Productions hosts a final evening of sound and vision that defies category, and tends to be loud, (you've been warned) with Seattle's Blue Sabbath Black Cheer and Du Hexen Hase being joined by local folks Vivimancer and Avoid the Future Shadow. Vidsonic projections may, or may not, be provided by the Phantom JiRCS. You'll have to show up to find out.
     Blue Sabbath Black Cheer is a volume-dealing black acid noise band utilizing guitars, bass, vocals, found and prepared sounds formed in the winter of 2005 by wm.Rage and Levi Berner in Seattle, WA. Stan Reed soon joined, followed not too far after by Jeff Stentorian, as Levi left Seattle to quite literally sit in a field in his native Alaska ˆ although he still contributes source material in the form of cassettes used in live and recorded situations. As a trio, BSBC began performing live with a first appearance at the Victoria Noise Fest, in Victoria, British Columbia, May 2006, followed immediately by a since unrelenting assault on Seattle‚'s warehouse and house show scene. In Sept 06, Jeff left the band, checking himself into rehab and since disappearing, leaving BSBC as a battle formation duo that further gained notoriety in Seattle for violently loud extreme audio performances.
IMMI Fest
December 8 - 9: IMMI Fest
Sponsor: DIVA Media Arts Committee - Second Friday Film Forum (FDV)
Times: 8:00 PM Each evening.
Admission: $5. Students with photo I.D. $3.

The Third Annual Festival of Improvised Music and Moving Image (IMMI Fest) once again delights the aural and visual senses December 8th and 9th at the DIVA Center 110 W. Broadway. IMMI Fest features classic silent film, freely improvised music and progressive video, all melded together for maximum spontaneity and simultaneous sensory pleasure.
    The festival showcases west coast musicians and media artists in an intimate listening and viewing environment for optimal audience exposure.
     The Knotty Ensemble of Vancouver, BC/ Eugene is the festival's host. The ensemble features Jared Burrows - guitar, accordion, and clarinet; Rob Kohler - bass; Sonya Lawson - viola; Daniel Heila - flute and winds, and Stan Taylor - drums. Joining in the fun is The Three Pipes from Mills College in Oakland, California. Trombonist Scott Thomson, a key member of the thriving Toronto improvisation scene, will participate with The Three Pipes in Eugene.
    The Knotty Ensemble is joined by The Three Pipes from Mills College in Oakland, California. The Three Pipes ensemble consists of Charity Chan, Noah Phillips, and Jordan Glen whose work together is an evocation of alternative timbres informed by the immediacy of physical gesture in live performance.
    Festival highlights include experimental short video works as well as classic silent films accompanied by a live improvisation. The classic film TABU (1931) by F. W. Murnau and Robert J. Flaherty (Nanook of the North fame) will be screened Friday evening. On Saturday, A STORY OF FLOATING WEEDS (1934) by Yasujiro Ozu will be featured. Both programs begin at 8:00pm. General Admission is $5.00. Student admitted for $3.00 with School photo I.D.
    Media Arts Committee member Daniel Heila, a local composer/flutist/video artist. For more information call .


Coupon Discount for IMMI Fest. Get a second ticket at half price for the 3rd Annual IMMI Fest, when you purchase a full admission ticket with this coupon.
   Each night will include the screening of classic silent film for which an improvised score by The Knotty Ensemble from Vancouver, B.C. will perform. The screening of other short video works with and without improvised accompaniment will complete each evening's program. The
IMMI Fest is directed by DIVA Media Arts Committee member Daniel Heila, a local composer/flutist/video artist. For more information visit the media arts web site or call . Click on coupon to print a copy

Apple's Get Inspired Pro Site. (Apple) Digital artists are using computer based tools to create some of the most interesting work today in terms of visual and aural arts.
     The Apple get inspired web site presents a number of artists including Brian Eno, Takagi Masakatsu, Ed Burns, 2x4, Roger O'Donnell, and Joe McNalley, who are using the computer as tool to create unique visual and audio works.
     Although the focus on this commercial site is the use of the Apple computer and related software, it does provide a opportunity to experience some of the most cutting edge work created by designers and artists. There are tips, trick, and techniques shared by the artist that will inspire and help you get the most out of your own creative projects.
      Visit www.apple.com/pro and learn from those working in today's digital and time based arts.

Stray Dogs: Danijel Zezelj (Scout Report) This Web exhibition based upon Danijel Zezelj’s graphic novel, Stray Dogs, is presented by the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Created in 2004, while Zezelj was the 50th participant in the museum's artist-in-residence program, the exhibition is designed to allow users to either view the 68 original black & white ink drawings for the book, or page through the book itself. When viewing the drawings, the magnify feature will enlarge rectangular slices of each drawing. Similarly, when viewing the book, magnify will enlarge text that is enclosed in rectangular boxes. There are links to additional biographical information about Zezelj, and for any organization that wishes to book the show, the Exhibition details section provides all the necessary information, from costs to space requirements, and how to schedule an artist's talk or hire related performance pieces by Zezelj and his collaborator, Jessica Lurie to accompany the exhibition. View Site.

Animator vs. Animation

"An animator faces his own animation in deadly combat. The battlefield? The Flash interface itself.
     A stick figure is created by an animator with the intent to torture. The stick figure drawn by the animator will be using everything he can find - the brush tool, the eraser tool - to get back at his tormentor. It's resourcefulness versus power. Who will win? You can find out yourself.
    This took three long months. i think it's worth it."

                                                   Alan Becker, animator
 




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THE LOCAL SCENE

Oregon Watercolor Artists Traveling Exhibit . An online website displays the work by artist members of the Watercolor Society of Oregon who were recently selected for the 42nd Annual Transparent Exhibition. The work of 20 award winning artists form a traveling show, which has already booked 4 locations including the Siuslaw Public Library December 1 - 30, 2006. 

Art For All Seasons: The Maude Kerns Annual Membership Show. Come and visit the 14th annual Membership Show. It features artwork in all media by artist members and includes: Membership Art Show & Sale; Club Mud Ceramics Show & Sale, and Holiday Gift Shop. Exhibit Dates: Now through December 22nd.

Gallery At The Airport: Good News, Bad News: Photojournalism at the Register-Guard.With its award-winning reporting and photography, Eugene's Register-Guard newspaper is a vital source of regional, national, and international news. GOOD NEWS, BAD NEWS celebrates the Guard's contribution to our community with examples of exceptional photojournalism
Now through February 15, 2007. For more information on this show contact Gallery At The Airport Curator Dena E. Brown at 541/ or Lane Arts Council at 541/.

Jacobs Gallery: December. Current Show: Jerry Baron, solo now – December 9, 2006. Starting soon:Amy Beller, Bets Cole and Jerry Ross December 15, 2006 – January 27, 2007.

Eugene Glass School. A number of glass classes are offered in December at the Eugene Glass School located at 575 Wilson Street. Telephone: . Visit Eugene Glass School web site for details.

New Zone Now Rents Art. If you like what you see at New Zone but are not ready to purchase, perhaps you should consider rental as a viable alternative to buying. For more information on NEW ZONE RENTAL ART, you can also contact our Art Coordinator, Steve LaRiccia at or our President, Susan Klein. Visit the new Gallery at 164 West Broadway between Olive & Charnelton in Eugene, Thursday thru Sunday 12:00pm – 6:00pm.

Emerald Art Center Winter Classes. Art classes at the Emerald Art Center are now online with most starting in January. To learn more check out the Emerald Art Center Web Site.

Science Factory. The Science Factory’s educational programs offer children the chance to experience hands-on learning, creative problem solving and discovery in a stimulating and fun environment. New classes for December now scheduled.

The Shelton-McMurphey-Johnson House Winter Exhibit. The house will be lavishly decorated with a Victorian Christmas Exhibit for the Holidays to January. The house is open Tuesday - Friday 10:00-1:00, Saturday and Sunday 1:00-4:00.

Springfield Museum Exhibits. The work of Robert Canaga will be on exhibit January 10 to February 11. An artist reception will be held January 12th from 5 P.M. - 7:30 P.M.

Willamalane's Island Park Art Gallery Willamalane provides artists a space to show their work, and is an opportunity for the Center to support the Arts. Adult Activity Center, 215 West C Street. Call for details.

Eugene Public Library. 7th Annual Authors & Artists Fair to benefit Eugene Public Library. Good books, beautiful artwork, unique gifts. . . plus musical entertainment, delicious desserts, wine, and coffee! Mark your calendar and join the Eugene Public Library Foundation for a very festive evening to benefit the Library: Saturday, December 2, 7:00 - 10:00, at the Downtown Library. Admission is free. More information: .

Art Deadlines List. A free monthly e-mail newsletter providing information about juried exhibitions/competitions, call for entries/proposals/papers, jobs, internships, writing & photo contests, scholarships, residencies, design & architecture competitions, auditions, fellowships, casting calls, tryouts, grants, festivals, funding, financial aid, and other opportunities (including some that take place on the web) for artists, art educators and art students of all ages. Edited and published by Richard Gardner. Premium list available for paid subscription.

Do You Like Watching Films? The Eugene Film Festival will soon start accepting submissions and Thaddeus Konar is creating a team of film reviewers. Last year the EFF team reviewed over 300 movies, this year with a longer submission period the total may reach 450-500. Each movie ideally should be evaluated by about 10 reviewers. The evaluation itself is simple – you watch the movie (either by yourself or in the group setting) and assign a number between 1 and 10 (with 10 being perfect and 1 a total dog). The submissions will start by the end of October and will continue until July. If interested please contact Thaddeus Konar at or .

Commission Artist Needed (ASP). An artist is needed for a commission to create a piece of art with a specific theme as a gift. The work may be in watercolor, charcoal, or other medium. If interested contact Matt Stopher at

Deadline: November 30, 2006 ARTWORK.  Seeking mail-in artworks w/ coffee theme; will accept anything that can be mailed, no size limitation.  Visual art/written materials OK. Add title, name of artist, media, date, contact email.  No entry fee. Selected work to be included in future book on coffee, coffee imagery. Resume/ltr/art to Coffee, Future Studio, 5558 North Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA  90042; email .  

Deadline: November 30, 2006 - VISUAL AND FINE CRAFT ARTISTS.  Apply for consideration as exhibiting artists at North Charleston City Gallery.  Contact North Charleston Cultural Arts Dept, Box 190016, North Charleston, SC  29419; www.northcharleston.org.

Deadline: November 30, 2006 PUBLIC ART PROGRAM.  
Seeking artists of all media, exp levels for artist roster.  Resume/ltr to Jennifer Babuca, Sound Transit, Start Roser, 401 S.
Jackson Street, Seattle, WA  98104; www.soundtransit.org/working/art/howto.asp; email .

Deadline: December 2, 2006 Slide Entry - CALL FOR ENTRIES. February 2007 exhibit.  Open to all artists, all media.  For prospectus send SASE to Visual Arts Center of New Jersey, 68 Elm Street, Summit, NJ  07901; email ; www.artcenternj.org. Slide entry ddl 12/02/06.

Deadline: December 2, 2006 - INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES COORDINATOR.  Develop, maintain relationships w/ staff, effective use of resources, link tenants w/ services, community resources, orgz youth activities, program.  Req excel interpersonal, communication skills, bilingual.  $23K.  Resume/ltr to Dr. F. Andy, Nigeria-Arts.net-Home of Nigerian Arts on the Internet, ICON House, 2nd Floor, 99F Idejo Street off Adeola Odeku, Victoria Island, Lagos, NIGERIA;email .

Deadline: December 2, 2006 - INTERNATIONAL ART SHOW. February 2007 exhibition. Open to all artists, all media. For info send SASE to Visual Arts Center of New Jersey, 68 Elm Street, Summit, NJ  07901; www.artcenternj.org (see "Exhibitions, Juried Show"); email .

Deadline: December 15, 2006 - NATIONAL ART COMPETITION.  05/05/07-05/31/07.  Cash awards. $35 entry fee. Req US artists, age 18+, all original media completed in last 2 years.  For prospectus send SASE to Beaumont Art League, 2675 Gulf Street, Beaumont, TX 77703; www.beaumontartleague.org. 

Deadline: December 31, 2006 - ASSOCIATE CURATOR.  Oversee works w/ strengths in Central, West Africa, develop program of collection-based scholarship thru acquisitions, permanent/temp exhibits, publications, new media, public programs, work w/ academic program, publish in peer-review journals.  Req PhD by 06/07 in cultural anthropology/art history/rel, research interest in art/material culture of Africa, museum, college teaching exp.  $50.4K-$61.9K. Resume/ltr/published, scholarly writing sample/3 rec ltrs sent directly to The Royal Ontario Museum, Human Resources Department, 100 Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario, CANADA M5S 2C6; fax ; www.rom.on.ca; email .   .

Deadline: December 31, 2006 - IART SUBMISSIONS.  Seeking artwork for exhibition w/ 12 month's gallery representation.  $25 entry fee for up to 5 images; $5/addl entry. Criteria of acceptance is based on genuine significance or originality of meaningful exp in content, style, tending to vitality, form in its creation. Exhibit on color:  bold/subtle, open to all artists worldwide who use color in bold or subtle ways to enhance work.  2D/3D media invited.  For prospectus contact Upstream People Gallery, 5607 Howard Street, Omaha, NE 68; www.upstreampeoplegallery.com/schedule/default.asp; email .  

Deadline: January, 2007 - NATIONAL JURIED ART EXHIBIT.  03/30/07-04/30/07.  Seeking 2D media (no photography) from artists age 18+.  $2K best of show; $8K cash awards. For prospectus send #10 SASE to Boca Grande Art Alliance, Box 979, Boca Grande, FL  33921; email .  

Deadline: February 1, 2007 - JURIED ART SHOW.  Seeking paintings, pastels, graphics, sculpture entries on slides.  $4.5K in prizes.  Entry fee for non-members.  For info contact Valerie McQuillan, 57th National Exhibition, Academic Artists Association, 18 Bobolink Lane, Enfield, CT  06082; email .  

Deadline: February 28, 2007 Indoor Art Work. Maude Kerns Art Center invites artists living in OR, WA, and ID to  submit proposals for permanent indoor artwork to be installed on one  or both of two lobby walls of Crescent Village, a planned urban  community in Eugene, OR. All materials and techniques will be  considered. Budget maximum is $10,000 per lobby wall.  Each proposal  will be reviewed based on artistic merit and time and materials  costs. Completed proposals must by received by February 28, 2007,  5:00 pm at Maude Kerns Art Center. Project installation shall be  complete by September 21, 2007. Complete application available for  download at http://www.mkartcenter.org/call.htm or email .

Deadline: May, 2007 - Community Arts Grants are available each year for individuals and groups producing arts projects and programs that benefit the City of Eugene and its residents. These grants are made possible with funds from the City of Eugene Room Tax Fund. More Information.    

Mentor Program Seeks Artists and Administrators. The University of Oregon Mentor Program is looking for artists and arts administrators to speak with students about their work. The Mentor Program offers a one-credit, career-exploration class through 13 departments and schools at the University of Oregon. In the classes, students are matched with two mentors working in areas of the students' interests. The students conduct a thirty-minute informational interview with each mentor. Students also work on a resume, a cover letter, and networking skills in the classes. We are currently looking for a muralist to speak to a student who is also interested in Renaissance art. We are also looking for curators, especially those working on the
West Coast or with experience with Byzantine art.
      If you are interested in speaking with one of these students about your work for thirty-minutes, please contact Kristi Lodge, Assistant Director, Mentor Program, University of Oregon Career Center at or                                                                                                                 

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Information and Membership Opportunities
DIVA Center

Individual Memberships

Medici $1000 or more
Benefactor $500 - $999
Patron $250 - $449
Sustainer $100 - $249
Supporter $60 - $99

Benefits

- An E-studio on the DIVA website
- Discounts on class art supplies
- Monthly Artist Salon - 4th Sunday
- Discounts on DIVA Sponsored Events
- Member's Gallery Exhibit opportunity
- Exhibit Annual All Members Show
- Possible exhibit in local businesses
- Invitations to DIVA Special Events
- Center Newsletter

Business Contributions

Medici $1000 or more
Benefactor $500 - $999
Patron $250 - $449

Benefits

- Business Logo on DIVA Website
- Invitations to special receptions   and events
- Center Newsletter

Volunteer Membership: An individual who completes 40 hours of service and maintains 10 hours per month of volunteer work may be nominated for membership.
JOIN DIVA TODAY
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