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No Beer Garden Tonight
Curtis Salgado and the Stilettos
(blues) at Good Times 9 30pm
$7
Oswald Five-0/ Marshal PlaiV
Runtmayer (rock) at John Henry s 10 p m
$3
Calobo (folk n' roll) at Taylor's 9 30 p m
$4
Irene Ferrer* Tropical Band at the WOW
HAII 9 p m $7 advance/ S8 door
Faculty Artist Series Concert w/ soprano
June Schock and tubist Richard Frazier at
the Beall Concert Hall 8pm S3 5
Curtis Salgado and the
Stilettos (blues) at Goad Times
9 30 p m $7
The Billy Tipton Memorial
Saxophone Quartet at John
Henry's 8 p m $5
Neros Rome/ Saliva Tree (rock) at John
Henry's 11pm S3
Red-Fooled Genius (power-popped rock)
at Taylor s 9 30 p m $4
The Renegade Saints f|am-onented rock)
at the WOW HAII 9 30 p m $5 advance S6
door
"Crossing Cultures" (folk music and dance
featuring Oregon Ethnic Dance Theatre.
Slave) and the University East European
Folk Music Ensemble) at Beall Concert Hall
8pm $5 3
Eusled Brothers (retro lolk/rock)
at Good Times 9 30pm $1
Peter Wilde/ The Hairy
Mommas (folk rock) at John
Henry's 8 p m S3
Rooster's Blues Jem at Good
Times 9 30 p m SI
KPants/ Dirt Clod FlghV Big
Fogs at John Henry s 10 pm
S3
High Street (acoustic rock) at
Good Times 9 30 p m $2
The Mo Greens Band (blues) at
John Henry's 10 p m $3
Karaoke Night at Taylor s
9 30 p m S pride
Jet Harris and the Roadrocfcets
(blues/rock) at Good Times
9,30pm $3
The Daddies/ The Big I Am at
John Henry's 10 p m S5
Dragon Jan tnsamoie ai Bean uoncen
Hall 8pm $4/2
Deadpan Cool (reogae) at Good
Times 9 30 p m S3
Thrae Oay Stubble/ The Kurtz
Project/ The Uber Studz at John
Henry's 10 p m S3
Peter Wild* (acoustic loiK) at Taylor’s
9 30pm S3
Art exhibit
candidly
deals with
the issue of
childhood
sexual
abuse
Story by
Freya Horn
At a local art gallery. some visitors are overcome liv
disturbing memories of childhood trauma while oth
ers learn to appret late the therapeutic value of art
And many, if not all. are impressed by the * mirage
ol the artists for sharing artwork that delves into the
painful reality of childhood sexual abuse and im est
"The Silent Child — Art as Healing." exhibiting
until April 25 at the Maude Kerns Art Center, shows
how art can be therapeutic, not only for the artist but
also the viewer and even the community at large
"It is the first time I've shared such intimate parts
of myself with a general public," wrote Paula Prober,
an incest survivor who i ompiled her journal writing
and family photographs for the piece "Time to Tell
"In doing this. I join with those who dure to reveal
their deepest selves through their art ns a way of ( ore
municuting. healing and loving, she added
One purpose of the exhibit is to help build an
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ol 'The Silent
Child Ad
as Healing
exhibit at
Maude Kerns
Ad Center.
(Lett) Gall Met
Iron's 'Burden
ot Shame'
series, also In
the exhibit.
Taking in the latest -
MOVIES
In Aliel Ferrara’s new movie, Hud
Lieutenant, you will sou a nun
being raped, drugs used over ami
ovor. sex wilh prostitutes and on
the-job masturbation. These and
countless other depraved arts take up
much of the screen time in this exam
ination of those who seek salvation
despite themselves
Yet this is not the exploitation Film
it may sound like. We must be
shown just how sick the had lieu
tenant is for us to either be mover! or
not by his final plea for help. Ferrara
has always been a director to show
feelings and emotions through graph
ic means rather than implied ones.
Harvey Keitel, one of Hollywood's
most underrated actors, plays the
lead as if he were born to it. No small
foal, considering anyone who actual
ly lived a life anywhere near this
would find it hart! to function in
society.
It looks us though the Keitel took
that actor's axiom to heart about
finding one thing about the charac
ter inside of you and exploiting it lie
is believable, frightening and sad
Keep in mind, most people probably
last saw Keitel in Sister Act.
Had Lieutenant is not a film for the
squeamish. 1 don’t mean simply
those who can’t handle graphic vio
lence or sex. I’m talking about those
who don’t want 10 see uncon
scionable acts committed by o man
with no conscience There is no
moral level beneath this man. It’s not
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Bad
Lieutenant
An Atch Hm Release
Directed by
Zoe lundad and
Abel Ferrara
Storing
Harvey Keitel
Venue
B«jou Art Cinemas
Rating
**★1/3
Review by
Lucus Gutman