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1101 Main Street
P.O. Box 35
Philomath, OR 97370
541.929.6230

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Exhibition Schedule

The BCHS&M is hosts diverse art and history exhibitions in two exhibit halls at the Philomath, Oregon, museum. The Moreland Auditorium serves as both a fine art gallery and a tasteful community gathering venue. The museum facility is located six miles from downtown Corvallis, Oregon.

2008:

December 27, 2007 to Feb 9, 2008
WeGO Traveling exhibition
Come and see the best of the Weavers' Guild of Oregon 2007 competition.

February 16/March 1, 2008
Celebrating Philomath Student Art
(Formerly titled: Art: The Fourth 'R')
Philomath School District students K-12 exhibit their artwork.

March 8/March 22, 2008
Annual Willamette Valley High School Art Competition
High School art students compete for scholarships and prizes. Winning work is exhibited

March 28/May 10, 2008
Creating Anew: Contemporary Collage
Judith M. Sander, Lauren Ohlgren and Jerri Bartholomew

May 17/July 19, 2008
intertwined: an exhibit of handmade baskets
Bud Lane, Marianna Mace and Margaret Mathewson. Reception on May 16.

August 2/Oct 4, 2008
LBCC Art Faculty Show
Reception on August 1.

October 11/December 27, 2008
Kennewick Man on Trial & Landscapes from the Collection

October 25, 2008
A Horner Homecoming!

25th Annual Student Art Show

Creating Anew: Contemporary Collage museum exhibit 2008

intertwined: an exhibit of handmade baskets

   
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© 2008 Benton County Historical Society & Museum
Philomath, Oregon
Benton County Historical Society enriches the human spirit by creating learning opportunities, stimulating imaginations, and presenting ideas that recall the past, inform the present and inspire the future. Through collections, programs and scholarship, we explore with our visitors the dynamics of our region in relationship to the world.