The public is invited.
Ikeda's installation, entitled Room # 2,
will use the entire Main Gallery space. It
will consist of ‘shelves' built along the walls
holding various mixed-media construc
tions, with other objects placed around
the floor so that the entire space becomes
a sort of mythological ruin referring to the
cyclic series of birth, death, and rebirth of
an individual or a civilization.
Gischer's paintings in the East Gallery
are illusionistic still-lifes with real objects
attached to their surfaces in such a way
that it is difficult for the viewer to ascertain,
without poking and prodding, what is
'real' and what is not.
Womansource flth Annual fall
gathering in Ashland, Oregon. Sliding fee
scale, childcare provided, work ex
change. Call 488-1326 for information.
Sept. 7,8,9.
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SATURDAY
Earl Robinson — composer, conduc
tor, folksinger, pianist, guitarist and social
activist — will be performing at the Port
land State University campus Christian
Ministry, 633 S.W. Montgomery. There will
be a reception with Mr. Bobinson at 7 p.m.
and the concert will be at 8 p.m. S5 dona
tion ($3 for children, seniors, and low in
come) is payable at the door. The concert
is a benefit for New El Salvador Today.
Robinson was trained as a classical
composer and conductor. Much of his
music mixes his classic training with popu
lar and folk traditions. He has written more
than 50 songs, a children's opera about
dolphins, several folk operas and a con
certo for five string banjo.
Windfire, a rap group for gay, lesbian,
and bisexual youth meets at 2:30 p.m. in
Old Wives Tales banquet room, 1300 E.
Bumside.
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Williams Janke as Mary Tyrone and STe-
ven Clark Pachosa as James Tyrone. New
Rose Theatre, 904 S.W. Main, 222-2487.
Alana Beth Lipp, who directed three
productions at the New Rose Theatre in
1983-84 [Hedda Gabler and Crimes of the
Heart, as well as O'Neill's A Moon for the
Misbegotten), will direct this magnificent
and powerful autobiographical drama.
The play will run through October 20,1984.
For more information, call 222-2495.
The Portland Lesbian and Gay Pride
Community Band practices at Atkinson
School, SE 58th and Division. The band
exists to promote gay pride, improved
musical skills, and to be an ensemble of
women and men working together. Call
287-3260 or 233-1206 for more information.
Gay Males Together (GMT) meets at
PSU's Lincoln Hall, Rm. 75, at 7:30 p.m. to
discuss issues pertinent to gay men. New
comers welcome.
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Portland dancer/choreographer Josie
Moseley is joined by four other Portland
dancers in Esplanade, a concert of mod
em dance presented at Echo Theatre,
1515 SE 37th Ave., 8 p.m., Sept. 14,15 and 16.
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SATURDAY
Wine and cheese reception for Naomi
Littlebear Moren a, sponsored by Per
forming Artists for Nuclear Disarma
ment to raise funds for the travel expenses
of Naomi's upcoming tour.
Performers will be Musica Femlna,
Izetta Smith, deForrest Walker, and
Naomi Littlebear Morena. At the new
Sumus Theatre space, NW comer of West
Bumside and 13th, 7.30 p.m. Tickets $5.00
at the door.
Woman’s Voice on KBOO, 90.7 FM,
9-10 p.m. Mary Catherine Lamb reads
several personal narratives of Japanese
American women who endured the
hardship of sudden evacuation from their
own communities and internment in deso
late "relocation" camps during World
War II. Their stories appear in And Justice
for All: An Oral History of the Japanese-
American Detention Camps, compiled by
John Tateishi.
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Nyla McCarthy, Marilyn Stacey, and Joseph R. Cronin in a scene from
Plenty.
Just Out, August 31-September 14
WEDNESDAY
Long Days Journey into Night. Eugene
O'Neill's masterpiece, opens tonight with
a first-rate cast. Jay Randall Horenstein as
Edmund, Twig Webster as Jamie, Linda
Fair NW ’84. Fun, food, music, info,
tours, health fair, arts & crafts, sidewalk
sales. Don't miss the parade at 10 30* Ma
jor activity areas will be at Good Samari
tan (22nd & Marshall), Couch Park (20th
and Glisan), NW Service Center (19th &
Everett), and along retail areas of NW 21st
and 23rd Avenues. 10:00 a.m.-900 p.m.
A booth is being organized for gay /
lesbian issues, fundraisers, information. In
terested? Call 241-9339
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