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<br /> Marcia Ball won the 2002 W.C. Handy
<br /> Award"Best Blues Album of the Year"for - x
<br /> Presumed Innocent. Her new album, So '''+,
<br /> . Many Rivers,featuring a plethora of musi- ,; , ,
<br /> cal guests, is now available on the
<br /> w Alligator Records label. Ball coaxes the r. I
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<br /> the Wild Duck Music Hall._See Thursday,
<br /> June 5.
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<br /> ! The Maude Kerns Art Center is holding an
<br /> opening reception for Four To Go,work
<br /> ' by William Hosterman, Johanna Paas,
<br /> k, Lampo Leong and Diana Jacobs. The
<br /> 3 exhibit,running through July 11,features a
<br /> print and media project by Hosterman and , 74,, '
<br /> Paas, etchings by Jacobs and work by
<br /> +..7 r Leong that combines visual arts
<br /> 4. . techniques with advanced computer tech-
<br /> t e'` nologies.Hear a gallery talk with William
<br /> Hosterman at 7 pm June 2.Here's One of
<br /> Many (right,) by Johanna Paas. See
<br /> Friday and Monday Calendar.
<br /> First Friday Artwalks have now been joined by the occasional Thursday Artwalk at the
<br /> Meridian at 18th and Willamette.Sattva Gallery,Letterhead,Folkways and Uncommon Scents
<br /> host an evening of artwork by Mitzi Lynn, B.W. Krehbiel, Steve and Penelope Oshatz and
<br /> Alison McNair.Wine and light refreshments will be served by Café Yumm!Perhaps a good
<br /> prelude to the Marcia Ball performance at the Wild Duck,See Thursday,June 5.
<br /> A "Talking Stones" dedication celebration highlights artwork honoring the Kalapuya
<br /> Indians.An artwalk with Lisa Ponder,designer and engraver of the stones,introduces four
<br /> stones engraved with Kalapuya words at 10 am in Springfield's Eastgate Woodlands.Then at
<br /> 2 pm a ceremonial dedication of the remaining seven stones features Kalapuya elder Esther
<br /> _ Stutzman,a brief interfaith service as well as American Indian drumming and songs at Alton
<br /> Baker Park.See Saturday Calendar.
<br /> Recent concerts at the McDonald Theatre have been packed.The Roots
<br /> ���z' finally made it to Eugene after some scheduling hassles,and the hip hop
<br /> J they brought thumped fully in an ultra-tight and ingenious performance.
<br /> Then it was Ziggy Marley's turn. His new album, Dragonfly, doesn't
<br /> , ,,,, a, have a reggae song on it,leaning more to pop rock,and the tour t-shirts
<br /> ''1' for sale use a hard-rock style font.The fans gave their love,but you
<br /> ' had to wonder how much they were clapping for his music or just
<br /> for Ziggy himself.The crowd didn't bump too much to Dragonfly,
<br /> ke.4- r but when Zig slid into old Bob numbers, the throng was '
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