Currently on display in the Community Gallery at Rogue Gallery & Art Center is Sight Lines: Paintings and Sculptures by Anne Stagg. Inviting intuitive reflection with her acrylic paintings and mixed media sculptures, Anne explains that 'Sight Lines' references not only the linear marks evident in her work, but beyond that, the way that we choose to see the world around us. For more information, please click here.

Currently at Hanson Howard Gallery are abstract paintings by Tom Hausken. Using a variety of materials including traditional oils, industrial coatings, graphite, paper, and canvas, the process of applying pigments to various substrates is of great interest to him. While the forms and colors are abstracts of the landscape that he lives in, Tom avoids including details that would imply a specific place. Instead, he chooses to portray a sense of it. For more information, please click here.

Currently on display in the Main Gallery at Rogue Gallery & Art Center is Pressing On, A Retrospective: Works by Nancy Jo Mullen. Delighting viewers with a retrospective of her acclaimed artistic career, Nancy Jo has been creating art since she was a child and this exhibition includes artwork from over for decades. For more information, please click here.

This month's exhibition at Ashland Art Works includes woodworks by John Weston and mixed media textiles by Claudia Law. Combining form with function, John highlights the natural beauty that is found in selected pieces of wood that are native to Oregon. Alternatively, Claudia uses fibers, paints, and thread sketching to create texturally rich and colorful quilts that feature themes of nature. For more information, please click here.

This month's exhibition at Art & Soul Ashland includes photography by Tom Glassman. Composed in camera with no post processing involved other than initial color correction, Tom's compositions are achieved without cropping and most of the techniques that are associated with today’s digital darkroom. As a result, his photos rely on meticulous exposure and framing, choice of subject matter, and the narrative that comes from direct observation. For more information, please click here.

Currently on display at Art du Jour Gallery is Autumn, featuring a diversity of artwork that interprets the fall season and is created by their talented artist members. For more information, please click here.

Currently featured at the Schneider Museum of Art is The Golden Hour, by Mel Prest. Inspired by nature, which is always changing, Mel observes the magic of fleeting color phenomena like mirages, rainbows, and the movement of the sky and ocean. Color is something that she feels rather than observing and recording precisely. It’s important to her as it transmits sensations. She wants her colors to taste like a flavor, to feel like a touch, or waft like a scent.…