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In Her Image Gallery exhibits the life masks o f
Loraine Fischer, whose w ork includes In America They
Call Us Dykes, an im pressionistic portrait o f a craggy
face. (Opening. 6 pm. through Aug. 30. 3208 SE
Hawthorne Blvd.. 231 -3726.)
Galleri 8 announces the July showing o f H o m e o f th e
B rave, a photo/installation piece with an emphasis on
freedom, expression and survival. The context is a 15 x
15 American flag com posed o f 70 portraits o f m ostly
local ‘ strong and brave’ women. (Opening, 6-11 pm.
through July 31.314SW 9th St.. Studio #8,321-5148.)
The N orthw est Service C enter presents Tha Wild
Hearta. a progressive folk and w ild country trio featur
ing the artistry o f Robin Rower. Nancy Vogl and Libby
McLaren. (8pm, 1819 N W Everett St., $10/advance,
$12/door, 228-6972.)
FRIDAY
photographs o f the W alk fo r Love and Justice and
Lesbian and Gay Pride. (Closes tonight. Blue Sky
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M otherlode, Izetta Smith and Naomi Littlebear Morena
and Carol Steinel perform a benefit for Friends of
Gail Shibley. Special guest emcees round out the
evening. (8pm, Roseland Theater. $12/advance. avail
able at Ladd's Edition. I t ‘s My Pleasure and FASTIXX,
wheelchair accessible, no-smoking concert.)
Gallery. 1231 N W Hoyt Ave.)
Ava Williams perform s M onday evenings at S ta rk /s .
(6:30pm. 2913 SE Stark St.. 230- 7980.)
andnoon, Sunday, 7038NFairportPI., to donate items.
289-7082.)
TUESDAY
First Tueaday Coffeehouse features Nan Collie o f
M otherlode with Maureen Kelly and more! (7:30 pm.
Bijou Cafe. 231 S W 3rd Ave.. 233-2047.)
Tune in tonight to Night Scene. Portland's gay cable
television show, as Julia Reichert discusses her tw o
Academy Award-winning docum entary film s and Emma
and Elvis. (1 1:30pm. Ch 11 [Multnomah and Washing
ton CosJ. Ch 2 1Clackamas Co.], Ch 9 [Yamhill Co.],
and Ch 49 [Clark Co.]. Programs are also broadcast on
Sundays. 6:30 pm, C h33 [Multnomah Co. only], 224-
Nite.)
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FRIDAY
In a benefit for the No On Hate PAC, Summer A n
gels, Soma A re Not! perform Deep Doo Doo In ‘92,
their satirical, musical revue. The Summer Angels parody
sports, sex, shopping, the W oodstock generation, the
G ulf W ar and other social foibles w ith original and
inventive music and comedy. (8pm, Northwest Service
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Portland Woman's Jug Band plays and shares
good times. Bring a musical instrum ent and join in fo r a
potluck picnic today. (2 pm, Laurelhurst Park, Section
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The Oregon State Drummer C ontest has been
rescheduled. Proceeds w ill go toward the No On Hate
PAC. (8 pm, Darcelles, 208N W 3rd Ave.)
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Members o f No On Hate bring us up to date on the
w ork they are doing and discuss the impact o f the OCA
on our communities. (9-10 pm. Bread and Roses,
KBOO90.7FM.)
Join a broad-based coalition o f AIDS caregivers, educa
tors. activists, and service organizations in Portland for
United For AIDS Action, to call on the nation's
leaders to take action against AIDS. (5 pm. Pioneer
Courthoudb Square.)
Center, 1819 N W Everett St.. $5-20 self-determined
sliding scale, available at Music Millenium and the door.
222-9885.)
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Woman affirming videos are played fo r free at It's
My Pleasure. See Out About Town: Social: It's M y
Pleasure for a com plete listing o f activities at the store.
(Noon-Spm. 4526SE Hawthorne Blvd.. 236-0505.)
ABC airs In a N e w L ig h t, a two-hour prim e-tim e AIDS
inform ation and entertainm ent special, introduced by
Elizabeth Taylor and hosted by Linda Levin, Bruce
Davison and Robert Guillaume. (Check your local list
ings for more information.)
Right to Privacy P A C holds its annual summertime
social and political fundraiser. Invited guests include
Secy, o f State Phil Kiesling, State Reps. Gail Shibley
andAvelGondley. (3-6 pm. 1841 S W Montgomery Dr..
$25.228 5825.)
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Motherlode will perform to benefit the Friends of Gail Shibley at 8 pm, Sat., July 11 at the Roseland Theater.
Dem onstrating against neo-Nazis on W hidbey Island
last December forced Radical Woman to postpone
their holiday bazaar fo r seven months. (10 am. today
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o f SW Yamhill and Broadway. 646-5643.)
Linda Kliewer and Paul Dahlquiat are showing
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Funk! Funk! Funk! Four o f Portland's funkiest bands
perform a dance concert at Pioneer C ourthouse Square
to raise awareness and support fo r the Caaeada
AIDS Project and to give Portland a free, all ages,
outdoor summer concert like they've never heard be
fore. The bands are Funk-n-Judy. The Boom ers. Pas
sion Fatal, and ShockLottery. (5:30-10:30pm. Comer
Connie Cohen, songw riter, perform s at the Cup and
Saucer Cafe. (7 pm, Sundays. 3566 SE Hawthorne
Blvd.. 236-6001.)
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Andrea Dworfcin, lesbian fem inist and anti-pornog
raphy activist speaks tonight in a benefit fo r the Council
fo r Prostitution Alternatives. (7-9 pm, Portland State
University, $5-20 sliding scale, 238-1219.)
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FRIDAY
Join Nancy Black, a clinical psychologist, and Oz. a
ceremonial artist for an extraordinary weekend jour
ney into imagery, art. ritual, movement and magick.
(Through Sun., July 19. Marylhurst College, $299.
Connie Carmichael. 775-0295.)
The Theater o f New Tricks presents Zoa Smith.
Portland perform ance a rtist in a w ord/sound perfor
mance she calls Electronic Talkapella. The show con
sists o f material from her newly released cassette,
Audio Urban Tongue. (8 pm, tonight and Sat., Hollow
Body Gallery. 314N W 6thAve.. $5.241-8622.)
W omansource hosts its 10th Annual Women's
Gathering on beautiful, women-owned land. The
weekend o f events includes workshops and entertain
ment w ith vegetarian meals provided. (Through Sun.,
July 19. preregister, 488-1907.)
Living Enrichment C enter hosts Sam Keen, author o f
Fire In The Belly, in presenting his men-only workshop
that w ill explore manhood, rites o f passage, virility and
passion. (9 am-5 pm. Eari A. Chiles Center. 5000 N
Willamette Blvd.. $75, available at Stiles for Relaxation,
New Renaissance Bookshop, 526-9289.)
The Clothesline Project, sponsored by the Port
land branch o f W om en's International League for Peace
and Freedom (W ILPR. w ill be displayed today only. 100
t-shirts depict violence against women and children.
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SUNDAY
The N ew Rose Theatre presents Adulto Orgasmo
Escapes From The Zoo (Female Parts), a no-holds
barred com edy in the vein o f early feminism. (7 pm.
tonight. 8pm, Mon. and Tues., 904 SWMain St.. $10.
222-2487.)
Diana A. Cohen. Kebo Drew and C arol Steinel chal
lenge those who think they hate poetry to even try to be
bored by Dykes Using Our Mouthsi Revolution
ary Poetics, a full-length show featuring readings o f
their original poetry and poems by womyn who have
m ost inspired their work. Part o f the proceeds w ill
benefit Portland Lesbians o f C olor Group and Tateyeh
Topa. (7 pm, Clinton Street Theater. 2522 SE Clinton
St., suggested ticket price isyour hourly wage, wheel
chair accessible, ASL interpreted. 335-8355.)
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G ay. lesbian and bisexual alum ni o f W hitm an
C o lle g e are in vite d to a get-a cq u a in te d picn ic
today. (641-6378.)
The Campaign fo ra Hate Free Oregon hosts the 1092
Oregon Freedom Walk, a 3.1 mile pledge walk.
W alk as an individual o r form a team. (7:30 am, Terry
Shrunk Plaza. 232-4501.)
The Alan Collins AIDS Project is sponsoring a
two-day intensive training fo r anyone w orking w ith
people affected by HIV disease. (8:30 am-5:30 pm.
today and Sunday, Smullin Center, Rogue Valley Medi-
cal Center, Medford. $25, 772-1777.)
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(Noon-4 pm. Penisula Park. 282-3172.)
All fam ilies are welcome at a Lesbian Family Picnic.
L.A. Law: Lesbians at Law is this m onth's Leebian
Foru m to p ic. Katherine Brown and Katherine Tennyson
w ill facilitate workshops on fam ily law issues for non-
traditional fam ilies. (7-9 pm. Metropolitan Community
Church, 1644NE 24 th Ave.. $2. wheelchair accessible.
ASL interpreted, free childcare provided.)
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Adrienne W eller discusses the nature o f SLA PP (Stra
tegic Lawsuits Against Public Participation)
suits in general and in particular the suit brought
against Radical Women by O CA supporter and anti-
abortionist Paul deParrie. (6:30pm. Standard Plais, 1100
SW6thAve.. third floor, conference room A. 289-7082.)
(Noon, Irvington Park. 774-0540.)
The American O abetes Association hosts the Tour do
Cure, a 20-mile bicycle ride in Eugene and Springfield.
(Registration begins at 9:30 am. McDonald's parking lot
on Coburg Rd.. 343-0735.)
Desert Moon productions presents a Womyn's Coun
try Two-Step Dance. (7-11 pm, lessons 7-8:30pm,
Condon School. 18th and Agate, Eugene. $3-5, 746-
4106.)
The Jay Harris Quintet, featuring Suzi Stem , pre
sents an evening o f Latin rhythms, jazz melodies and
carnival energy to benefit Soapstone, a retreat center
fo r women w riters. (8:30-mtdnight, Parent Child Ser
vices Building. 909 NE 52nd Ave., $12. available at
Broadway Books, Conant and Conant Bookstore.
Ladd's Editions. 232-9360 )
JJ'8 Back Room hosts a show to benefit N o On Hate
PAC. Enjoy the show and support an O CA-free O r
egon. (7:30 pm, N W 7th and Lovejoy. 228-1899.)
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Yeeeeha! k. d. lang at the Schnitz! (8 pm. Arlene
Schnitzer Ci oncert Hall, $19.50 and $21.50 reserved
seating. 224 -T1XX.)
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THURSDAY
Raul Julia and W illiam Hurt star as a homophobic
political prisoner and a gay man. respectively, who are
cell-m ates in Tha K ia a o f th e S p id e r Woman, now
showing at the C linton St. Theater. (2522 SE Clinton
St.. 238-8899)
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