can we see the screen again of Eaton's quote that "art is not thing that is done..."?

Who organized the Oregon Art Room at the Panama Pacific exhibition?

What craft/art did Eaton enjoy doing most?

Any relationship to Elbert Hubbard and the Arts and Crafts movement in the Eastern US? Or was he considered too elitist?

A new online exhibit on SCUA holdings of non-Western language manuscript books: https://expo.uoregon.edu/spotlight/medieval-manuscripts

Why wasn't Eaton bitter about being fired from UO?

The 1905 Exposition Portland featured an Oregon pavilion made of logs....

that’s amazing

Interesting to imagine what else might have been exhibited in the Oregon Building at the exposition.

My reference was actually to the 1905 Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland.

Did Eaton work with the WPA during the depression & the employment of artist?. I.E. Mt. Hood

I can’t resist asking, too, about the IWW thing. Was he actually a Wobbly, or just got caught in the right place at the wrong time?

We have a great exhibition of Arts & Crafts silver on view right now at the JSMA, featuring work by the Kalo Shop of Chicago, created by a women entrepreneur raised in Oregon, Clara Barck Welles, arguably the most influential force in Arts & Crafts metalwork nationwide. She was also an activist, social reformer, and Suffragette who helped lead the Illinois delegation of the 1913 march for votes for women in Washington DC.

Wonderful talk! Great job Vera!!!

Thank you Vera!

Thank you so much Vera - that was great

One of the earliest, if not the earliest, foreign student at the UO was Japanese, hosted by Prof. Thos. Condon (UO1876-1905).

Sorry for talking so fast everyone! I always do, but wanted to make sure I got through the talk before I ran out of battery, so I was especially rapid today.

I made a special note about those xmas cards and your merchandising suggestion. :)

Thanks Vera for a fascinating talk!

I have really enjoyed the presentation. I learned so much & this has been very interesting! Thank you!

Thanks Vera. That was great!

Tesekkur ederim Vera. Great talk!