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(Story excerpt from Shawn Levy, The Oregonian) In a state in which smaller cities such as Ashland, Bend, Salem and Astoria have regular film events and notable festivals, it's long been a wonder to me that Oregon's major college towns -- Corvallis and Eugene -- haven't followed suit. Corvallis has its DaVinci Days, which has a small film festival component, but if there has ever been any bigger film activity in those cities, it's escaped notice this far north on I-5.

Cinema Pacific looks likely to shatter that silence. In May, a group of graduate students, undergrads, faculty members and locals will present five days of movies, music, and talks with an emphasis on the film culture of the Pacific -- Asia, South and Central America, and the Western United States. There will be a survey of the works of the Korean director Bong Joon-Ho ("The Host," "Mother"), a sneak preview of "Cyrus" by the mumblecore wizards Jay and Mark Duplass, films from Mexico and from San Francisco experimentalist Jay Rosenblatt, and more.

Read the full story at OregonLive.com and watch video from last week's press conference at KEZI.

Recent News:

AAD Celebrates Successful Launch of New Academic Area in Media Management

Dr. Phaedra Livingstone Presents
Dr. Livingstone discussed Victorian patent medicine advertising at the International Poster Session and through the CSWS Road Scholar's Program.

John Fenn's work in digital media selected for UO Sony Faculty Scholar Award

A bicycling tour connects one tough economic time to another

Congratulations to Martin Simcik who has just taken a position as a trainee in the European Union

Visiting Scholar, Alice Guo

We educate cultural sector leaders and participants to make a difference in communities.

The Arts and Administration Program at the University of Oregon informs cultural sector administration, policy, research, and education. We prepare and inspire cultural leaders based on the belief that they must be familiar with the social, economic, environmental, political, technical and ethical contexts in which arts and culture flourish.

June King McFee - In Memoriam
June King McFee is renowned internationally for advancing cultural understanding through art.



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