Eva King
Eva King is an editor and writer for The Clackamas Print. In her free time, she plays video games and enjoys theater.
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By Eva King Arts and Culture Editor Originally from Tokyo, Japan, Clackamas Community College instructor Junko Iijima welds her culture into her work. Iijima teaches jewelry technique and metalsmithing classes on campus, and has her Master of Fine Arts degree in metalsmithing. The Clackamas Print recently had the opportunity to talk to her about her…
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By Eva King Arts & Culture Editor This fall term at Clackamas Community College, there was no main stage theater performance. Instead, the theater department has chosen to put all of its focus on the Student Performance Showcase. The showcase is a collection of one-acts, stand-up comedy and improv that students have been working on…
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By Eva King Arts & Culture Editor I really wasnât sure what to expect from âHere,â which was released in theaters on Nov. 1. It was directed and written by Robert Zemeckis, who also directed âForrest Gump.â Speaking of âForrest Gump,â Tom Hanks and Robin Wright star in this movie too, making it feel like…
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By Eva King Arts & Culture Editor Oregon City just got its very own haunted house. Shock 13 is a pop up Halloween event located downtown. As a Halloween and horror enthusiast, this was exciting news for me. Iâve worked at a haunted house as a scare actor, but I’ve never gone to one, so…
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Itâs already October, which means itâs fall. The weather is getting colder and the leaves are doing that thing where they turn pretty colors. But most importantly, it means Halloween is coming. If you’re anything like me you might be wondering what there is to do in the area to celebrate Halloween. In no…
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By Eva King Arts and Culture Editor The opening to the student art show in Alexandria Gallery on May 16th was a very lively event. As the crowd mingled in the lobby while they waited, you could feel the excitement building. The student art show is a collection of work that Clackamas Community College…
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By Eva King Arts and Culture Editor âFire Seasonâ is spring term’s Clackamas Community College theater production, and itâs by far one of the most unique Iâve seen. Over the course of winter term 2024, eight students worked together to create stories relating to the theme of fire. Now, in the last half of spring…
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By Eva Mae King Arts and Culture Editor If you want to make a show about Wade Whipple, donât call it âKnuckles.â The first season of the âKnucklesâ TV show made its way to streaming on Paramount Plus on April 26. This show is technically supposed to be about its title character Knuckles,…
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By Gabriel Lucich Managing Editor Eva Mae King Arts and Culture Editor New York native and prolific local artist Kim Murton draws on a wide variety of influences to craft the playful images in her work. If youâre a fan of ceramic, digital, textile or cartoon art, itâs likely youâll find something interesting in…
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By Eva King Arts and Culture Editor On Tuesday, Feb. 27, the âTruths and Transitions: Living His Story, As Experienced By Black Menâ panel was hosted in Roger Rook Hall. The panel spoke about the history of black people in Clackamas County. The panel consisted of James Graham, the Economic Development Manager for Oregon…
