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Emerald City 2008
Youth Mural Collective As A Collaboration Form Of Art In Eugene, Oregon The W.O.W. Hall is owned and operated by the Community Center for the Performing Arts, a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to: Providing cultural arts and educational opportunities for all ages and income levels, Preserving and operating the historic Woodmen of the World Hall as a multipurpose community arts center, and Maintaining a supportive environment for local artists and their creative efforts. [from W.O.W website] |
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The entire mural can be viewed from the sidewalk across the East 13th Street.
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A happy sun gazed down at the image of a bird and a snake, head to head as friends. That image was labeled:
"Unlikely Friendship."
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A "Freedom" bus traveled down a river and almost hit a fish. That scene was framed and labeled, "Fieldtrip To Nirvana."
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People danced on a drum-like stage under a banner that read, "Emerald City."
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To the right of Emerald City was another frame, this one showed a bird wearing a top hat leading recyclables over a rainbow.
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A framed image of a man by a forest reflected was labeled, "Universal Reflections." The odd thing about this
reflection was that above was a man with a forest, below was a man wearing a hat by a city with a ringed planet in the sky.
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Under the heading, "Youth Mural Collective," was a list of artist names:
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Below all the names of the youths was the Director's name:
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