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by appointment 2006 NE Broadway 493-0617.
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tidbit gallery presents The State of Things, a solo
show of paintings by Horia Boboia Through October.
(11 am-7pm Wednesday-Saturday 4631 N Albina St
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ENTERTAINMENT_____________|
Gallery
Art of the People presents Scandal, Romance
and Intrigue, a collection of Mexican movie posters
from the '40s and '50s. Through October. (10:30 am-5.30
pm Tuesday-Saturday Suite 2. 515 SW Broadway.
221-0569)
Photographic Image Gallery features Frank,
Sammy and Friends, digitally restored images from
the archives of Milton H. Greens, a fashion and celebrity
photographer from the 1940s-'70s. Through October. (10
am-5:30 pm Monday-Saturday. 240 SW First Ave.
224-3543 photogal&teleport com.)
Portland Art Museum exhibits paintings by impres
sionist Claude Monet. Through Jan. 3. (9am-10pm
Monday-Sunday. 1219 SW Park Ave. $ 11. $ 10 seniors
and students, free for members. 226-2811.)
Wild Abandon restaurant features hand-coated plat
inum prints depicting the death shrine of the Capuchin
monks by photographer David Lawrence. Through
Nov. 30. (5:30-10.30 pm daily. 2411 SE Belmont St.
232-4458)
World Forestry Center presents curator Adam
Mekler s Arts of the Amazon: Ritual Feather Art
of Brazil. Through Nov. 1. (9 am-5 pm daily. 4033 SW
Canyon Road. $3.50. $2.50 youth and seniors.
228-1367)
Theater
Artists Repertory Theatre presents How I
Learned to Drive by Paula Vogel. The play, about a
man's emotional seduction of his young niece, won the
1998 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Through Oct. 18. (fl pm
Fnday and Saturday. 2 pm Sunday at the Reiersgaard
Theatre. 1516 SW Alder St. $1650-$25 241-1ART.)
Bill Bradley eco-queer activist and comedian, per
forms his ongmal play Fixed and Confused: Social
Work in Animal Shelters, or Dairy Farming in a
Lactose-Intolerant World to benefit Laughing Horse
Books. Through Oct. 30. (8 pm Friday-Sunday at
Laughing Horse Books, 3652 SE Division St. $4-$ 10.
sliding scale. 236-6948.)
Imago Theatre opens its 1998-'99 season with Jean-
Paul Sartre's No Exit where “hell is ■ other people.'
Through Nov. 22. (8 pm Fnday and Saturday. 7 pm
Sunday 17 SE Eighth Ave. $12-$15 231 9581.)
Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center presents
Queen of Heaven Katja Biesanz's exploration of the
many manifestations of the Virgin Mary through modem
dance. Through Oct. 25. (8 pm Thursday-Saturday. 3 pm
Sunday. 5340 N Interstate Ave $12. student and senior
discounts 823-2000 )
Liz Keever sings the songs of Cole Porter, with
accompaniment from Richard Bower, through October (8
pm. Oct. 21 and 28. 1422 SW 11th Ave $12. $10 stu
dents and seniors. 977-1919.)
Lakewood Theatre Company presents Inspecting
Carol, a comedy about a small theater company that
loses its NEA funding while rehearsing for its Chnstmas
show. Oct. 23-Dec 5. (8 pm Thursday-Saturday. 7 pm
Sunday at Lakewood Center for the Arts, 368 S State
St.. Lake Oswego $17. $16 students and seniors.
635-3901.)
Miracle Theatre/Teatro Milagro closes When the
Blues Chase Up A Rabbit on Oct. 17. The bilingual
musical Entre Dos Mundos is presented as part of
the Dia de los Muertos Festival Oct. 30-Nov. 15. (7 pm
Thursday, 8 pm Friday and Saturday. 525 SE Stark St.
$10-$15. 236-7253)
MJCC Theater presents The Grand Tour a musical
adventure of a Polish Jew and anti-Semitic Polish colonel
fleeing Europe at the dawn of Nazi occupation. Oct. 31-
Nov. 14. (7:30pm Thursday. 8 pm Saturday. 2 and 7 pm
Sunday. Mittleman Jewish Community Center. 6651 SW
Capital Highway. $12. $10 students and seniors.
Thursday half price. 244-0111.)
Blackfish Gallery presents drawings, paintings and
mixed-media pieces by Barbara Black and Greg
Conyne Through October. (Noon-5 pm Tuesday-
Saturday. 420 Ninth Ave. 224-2634. www blackfish.com.)
In Her Image Gallery
is eager to beat
their own drum
over their current show,
Earth Music,
including this piece
by Ulla Anobile
Brian Marki Fine Art exhibits Artisthealing:
Living together with AIDS by Gregg Carrigan and
Tabor Porter. Through October. (10 am-6 pm Monday-
Saturday. 2236 NE Broadway. 249-5659.)
Clark Collego presents Contemporary American
Indian Art: The Joe Feddersen Collection. Through Oct.
25. (9 am-8 pm Tuesday-Thursday. 9 am-4 pm Fnday.
1- 5 pm Saturday and Sunday. Archer Gallery, Lower
Gaiser Hall. Ft. Vancouver Way. Vancouver. Wash.
(3601992-2246.)
Northwest Film Center presents Novel Ideas an
exploration of the world of wnters on film through docu
mentaries and adaptations through Oct. 18. The 25th
annual Northwest Film and Video Festival
takes place Nov. 5-12 (Call for schedule.
221-1156.)
Oregon Ballet Theatre opens its 1998-99 season
with Giselle, a tale of love, deception, anger and mad
ness. Through Oct. 24. (7:30 pm Thursday-Saturday.
2 pm Sunday at Civic Auditorium, 222 SW Clay St. $10-
$75. 2-BALLET.)
Portland Art Museum celebrates the one-year
anniversary of Tony n* Tina's Wedding (7 pm
Wednesday-Friday. 5 pm Saturday and Sunday. 8 30 pm
Saturday. First Unitarian Church. 1011 SW 12th Ave.
$43.50-$65 50. [Ticketmaster) 916-1590.)
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center presents
Photos by Gifford: An Oregon Legacy. Oct. 24-
Jan. 3. (10 am-6 pm daily. 5000 Discovery Drive. The
Dalles. $6.50. $5.50 seniors. $3 children.
Portland Baroque Orchestra continues its 15th
season with Bach for More performed at three loca
tions in Portland and Lake Oswego. Nov. 6-8. (8 pm
Friday and Saturday. 3 pm Sunday. Call for locations
$13-$29 222-6000. www pbo.org.)
(5411296-8600.)
Feinlein Gallery presents fine art by Jeff Adams
through Oct 30 New works by Eleanor Segal run Nov
2- 30(7 am-4 pm Monday. 7 am-8 pm Tuesday-Friday.
8 am-noon Saturday. 1429 SE Hawthorne Blvd.
239-7897.)
Fifth Element Pottery features recent work by
Whitman Shenk through Oct. 23. (Noon-6 pm
Wednesday-Saturday, noon-5 pm Sunday. 404 NW 10th
Ave., suite L001. 279-9042.)
Graystone Gallery presents the 14th annual Mask
Show, through Nov. 8. (10 am-6 pm Tuesday-Sunday.
Hawthorne Art Guild presents Leo Ann Slawson s
color travel photography Through October. A Small
Format Group Show runs Nov. 6-30. (10 am-6 pm
Tuesday-Sunday 4134 SE Hawthorne Blvd 231-7466 )
Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center gallery pre
sents a senes of colorful, abstract expressionistic paint
ings by Samuel Watson, Jr. and selections from the
Visual Chronicle of Portland Through Oct. 30
Blankets, photographs by Hector Sanchez, and The
Family Project, photographs by Julie Keefe, run Nov.
5-Nov. 25. (Noon-5 pm Tuesday-Saturday 5340 N
Interstate Ave. 823-2000.)
Bulletin Board
0615 SW Palatine Hill Road. 768- 7960 )
Macri Gallery presents Industrial Mindscapes by
Patnck Puoplol and In Turkey by Israel Hughes. Through
Oct. 29. (10 am-6 pm Monday-Saturday 2324 SE
Division St 238-1523 aafinart&teleport com)
Mark Woolley Gallery presents the Eye Candy
Invitational: A Salon of Confection, works by
numerous artists, including Walt Curtis. Gregg Btelemeier.
Knstie Haas and Phyllis Yes. through October. (11 am-6
pm Tuesday-Saturday, and by appointment. 120 NW
Ninth Ave., suite 210. 224-5475 www.amz.com/mwool-
fay.)
Oregon College of Art and Craft presents its facul
ty biennial exhibition Through Nov 1. (11 am-7pm
Tuesday Thursday. 10 am-5 pm Fnday Sunday Hoffman
Gallery. 8245 SW Barnes Road 2975544
wwwocac.edu)
POX presents acrylic paintings and carved bone figurines
by Eric Stotik through Nov 14. (10 am-5 30 pm
Wednesday-Saturday 604 NW 12th Ave 222-0063 )
Pulliam Daffenbaugh Gallen shows sculptures by
George Johanson Through October. (11 am-5 30 pm
Tuesday-Saturday. 522 NW 12th Ave 228-6665 )
Quintana Galleries features Through the Eyes of the
Raven, a collection celebrating the stones and art works
of 17 Native American artists. Through October. (10 30
am-5 30 pm Tuesday-Saturday 501 SW Broadway
223-1729.)
The Real Mother Goose exhibits new work tn ceram
ics by Mana Simon Through October (10 am-5 30 pm
Monday Thursday. 10 am-6 pm Fnday and Saturday 901
SWYamHI St. 223 9510.)
Sugar From the Bono gallery presents Eve's Table,
new paintings by Lisa Anne Poole, through October (10
am 6 pm Tuesday Saturday, noon-5 pm Sunday. Monday
Brody Theater hosts the four day Portland
Improvised Theater Festival with workshops and
performances by improvisers from around the country
Oct 22-25 (1904 NW 27th Ave $75. 224-0688
www brodytheater com)
Entertainment Events and Cloud 0 Productions
present Manpat Donovan m Late Nite Catechism
Through Nov 29 (8 pm Thursday and Fnday. 2 pm and 8
pm Saturday. 2 pm and 7 pm Sunday at the Main Street
Theater. 904 SW Mam St $24 50-$2950 (Portland Art
Museum. TeketMaster, 790-ARTS! 226-2811.)
Equity Foundation presents Arts Spectrum a
senes of four plays at different Portland venues through
July 1999 Ticket prices include admission fees, recep
tions with the artists and a contribution to Equity
Foundation (For information 220-0628)
Women of the Columbia River Gorge area
Forming a safe space for all womyn to network, talk,
make connections or just hang out. (Susan
(5411387-5468 7(2/19)
Personal journal group for gay men Keeping
Track of Self and the World, meets on the second
Tuesday of each month All levels of experience invited
(Fred 331-2531.) (2/19)
Join the new Jewish Gay Men's Group. Call for
meeting times, events and more information (246-5939 )
(2/5)
Arsenal Pulp Press is accepting submissions for
three queer-themed anthologies Donors and
Dads. Stones of Gay Men and Fatherhood. Quickies 2.
short fiction (maximum 1.000 words) on gay male sex
and desire; Hot and Bothered 2. short fiction (maximum
1000 words) on lesbian sex and desire Deadline is Dec
15. (Send a self-addressed envelope with international
reply coupon to PO Box 100. 1036 Odium Drive,
Vancouver. BC. V5L 3L6. Canada.) (12/4)
Alyson Publications seeks lesbian erotica for Pillow
Talk II: More Lesbian Stories Between the Covers edited
by Leslea Newman. (Wnte for guidelines: Leslea
Newman. PO Box 815. Northampton. MA 01061. 7(2/5)
Were you at Stonewall? Author seeks interested
and involved people who were present at any of the nots
at the end of June and beginning of July in 1969
Information is needed for an in-depth book on the
Stonewall nots for St. Martin's Press Photographs, film
footage, newspaper clippings, letters or other documen
tary material are also of interest. (Contact: David Carter.
PO Box 417. New York. NY 10113. History690aol com)
(1/15)
Hawthorne Arts Guild is seeking artists for a coop
erative gallery and teaching space (Application
231-7466) (1/1)
Transgender spirituality group is forming (7-9 pm
Sunday MadhyaNandi 335-9044. 77l-3197)(12/4)
ANNOUNCEMENTS___________ |
Lewis t Clark College's Gallery of
Contemporary Art shows clay sculptures by Jun
Kaneko to kick off the college's 1998-99 Arts Alive
senes. Through October. (11 am-4 pm Tuesday-Saturday
Naiad Press seeks lesbian short films for video
anthologies Any genre (Kim McNabb. Naiad Press. PO
Box 10543. Tallahassee. FL 32302
KMCNABBERQaol com.) (3/5)
Portland Community Concert Association pre
Tygres Heart Shakespeare Company opens its
1998-99 season with Julius Caesar ASL and audio
described performances available Wheelchair accessible
Through Nov. 8 (2 pm Sunday. 7 pm Wednesday and
Thursday. 8 pm Fnday and Saturday at the Delores
Wmningstad Theater. PCPA. 1111 SW Broadway $8-
$28 (288-8400. TicketMasterl)
231-3726.)
Hoodland/Mount Hood residents are building a
personal and professional community Alcohol and drug-
free social activities and networking (Kim 903-8120 )
(3/5)
Autobiographical submissions wanted for an
anthology entitled A Doorway. A Dawn. A Dusk: Queer
Lives in the Theatre Deadline is Dec. 31 (Robin
Bernstein. PO Box 18308. Washington. DC 20036
rmb@gwis2 circ. gwu. edu.
http://gwis2.circ.gwu edu/~rmb) (12/4)
Portland Opera fools around with Don Pasquale
presented in Italian with English supertitles. Nov. 7-14
(730 pm Monday. Wednesday and Fnday at Civic
Auditonum. 222SWClaySt. $25-66 241-1802)
In Her Image Gallery exhibits work by Finnish artist
Ulla Anobile, mixed-media sculpture, and Chicago artist
Lorena Johnson, pastels that celebrate Afncan women.
Through October. (10 am-6 pm Wednesday-Friday. 10
am-4 pm Saturday-Sunday. 3208 SW Hawthorne Blvd
The University of Oregon Queer Film Festival seeks
submissions for a juried screening of queer film and
video m the categories of fiction, documentary and exper
imental Deadline is November 1 (Application forms from
Student Activities Resource Office, EMU Suite 2.
University of Oregon. Eugene. OR 97403
(541 ] 346-4000 dmartmQoregon uoregon edu
http://darkwmg uoregon edu/~qff/.) (10/16)
Portland Center Stage opens its 1998 99 season
with Little Foxes by Lillian Hellman The play tells the
story of a ruthless Southern family. Signed performances
on Oct. 16. audio described performance on Oct. 23.
Wheelchair accessible. Through Oct. 24. Chay Yew's
Red opens Oct. 30 (Newmark Theatre. PCPA. 1111 SW
Broadway. $11-$36, various times. 274-6588 )
sents the 1998 '99 season with six shows in six months
beginning in October with Amencan Rhapsody ($45-$90.
half-price for youth under 18. 224-8499 www portland
concerts.org.)
3279 SE Hawthorne Blvd. 238-0651)
Oregon Humane Society solicits unneeded vehicles
for its Autos for Animals donation program (285-7722.
ext. 222.1(11/6)
Submissions are sought for Daughters of the Muse
We Who Were Listening, an anthology focusing on the
genre of Womyn s Music. Wntmgs. photographs, and
other works accepted through October (Daughters of
the Muse. PO Box 22101. Eugene. OR 97402
LabrysMoon@aol com. 7(10/16)
Gatherings
Do Ask, Do Tell: Outing Pacific Northwest
History, a conference sponsored by Washington State
Historical Society with support from the Gay and Lesbian
Archives of the Pacific Northwest takes place Oct. 23-
25 (Washington State Historical Society. 1911 Pacific
Ave.. Tacoma. WA 98402 Gary Schalliol
(2531 798-5879.) (10/16)
Volunteers
Coastal AIDS Network seeks volunteers for recep
HIV-Services Council seeks new members to help
identify service needs, decide funding pnonties and con
duct long term planning Applications due Oct 30
(248-3030. ext 2261(10/16)
tion work, monthly mailings, event planning, activity orga
nizing and food/clothing bank maintenance (CAN. 2830
NE Highway 101. Lincoln City. OR 97367 (5411994-
Bread and Rosas is seeking women to join a radio
collective that reports on national, international and local
politics, art and more (KBOO. 20 SE Eighth Ave .
Portland. OR 97124 231 8032 socfem&connet80 com.)
(4/16)
Oregon AIDS Hotline seeks volunteers Four-day
training required Minimum commitment of one shift per
week for six months (223-24377(3/19)
Trans port announces the formation of a peer support
group for post operative transsexual women. (774-8463.
493-1774) (4/2)
Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center seeks submissions
from visual artists from under-represented eth
nic or cultural groups. (Roberta Wong. IFCC. 5340
N Interstate Ave . Portland. OR 97217 823-2000)
(11/20)
corn uomo a men's chamber smgmg ensemble
announces auditions for the 1998 99 season Criteria
include sight reading and vocal production skiHs (Steve
Peter 281-2474.)(1/1)
5597) (4/2)
English and Spanish speakers needed to teach
child abuse and domestic violence prevention programs
to children aged 3 to 12 in a classroom setting.
(Community Advocates 280-1388 1(3/19)
Clackamas Women's Services an agency that pro
vides shelter and support for domestic and sexual vio
lence survivors, seeks new members for the agency
board of directors Monthly meetings two year term
(Kathy Moore 722-2366 ) (2/5)
Human Rights Campaign seeks volunteers to work
on campaigns for fair minded Oregon political candidates
who are running for national office (Ellen Osomach
287-5578. eHynoOaol com) (3/5)