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Mark Woolley Gallery presents new
paintings by Brigitte Dortmund. Through July.
The Phil Sylvester show Art Guitars. Amps &
Paintings runs Aug. 3-28. (11 am-6 pm
Tuesday-Saturday. 120 NW Ninth Ave.,
Suite 210. [5031 224-9972.
www. amz. com/mwoolley.)
Maryhill Museum of Art hosts A
Gathering American Indian Art from the
Pamplin Collection; Beauty in the Beast
paintings and sculptures of animal images;
Asphalt, Blacktop and Dreams The
Roads of Sam Hill, a collection of pho­
tographs and ephemera, in addition to its
permanent collections of art and sculpture.
Through Aug. 15. (9 am-5 pm Monday-
Friday. 35 Maryhill Museum Drive,
PSU’s Art Department presents work
by art student Kanaan Kanaan. Through Aug.
3. (8 am-5 pm Monday-Fnday at the FPA
Gallery. Room 349. Lincoln Hall. 1620 SW
Park Ave. [5031 725-3352.)
OMSI exhibits the largest collection of
space artifacts ever assembled in the Pacific
Northwest in an interactive, hands-on show
titled Imagine Space' Through Sept. 6
(9:30 am-7 pm Monday-Sunday. 1945 SE
Water Ave. $6.50. $4.50 seniors and youths
under 13. 15031 797-4000. www.omsi.edu.)
Pulliam Deffenbaugh Gallery shows
paintings and sculptures by various artists
through July. The Brian Borrello show
Objects and Images and new paintings by
Milton Wilson run Aug. 3-28. (11 am-5.30
pm Tuesday-Saturday. 522 NW 12th Ave
228-6665)
ONDA Studio and Gallery presents
Fresh Expressions of Mixed Media
Through July 28. (10 am-6 pm Tuesday-
Saturday, noon-4 pm Sunday. 2215 NE
Alberta St. [5031493-1909)
Quartersaw Gallery women presents
Women Artists of Pakistan through
July. (10 am-6 pm Tuesday-Friday, noon-5
pm Saturday. 528 NW 12th Ave. [5031
223 2264)
Oregon Jewish Museum presents a
photo exhibit by Arnold Newman. Through
July. (Noon-3pm Tuesday-Thursday. 2701
NW Vaughn St.. Suite 715. [5031 226-
3600.)
Quintana Galleries presents
Nawalakw collections of historical and
contemporary ceremonial masks. Through
July. (10:30 am-5:30 pm Tuesday-Saturday.
501 SWBroadway. [5031223-1729.)
Pacific Northwest College of Art pre­
sents Tana Bana/Warp and Weft: The
Woven Soul of Pakistan, and exhibition
of traditional textiles of Pakistan. Through
The Real Mother Goose exhibits pastel
paintings by Dittebrandt and ceramics by
Kate and Will Jacobson through July.
Running Aug. 5-Sept. 30, a special show of
furniture by the Anthony Kahn Design Group
and raku ceramics by Dave and Boni
Deal (10 am-5:30 pm Monday-Thursday. 10
am-6 pm Friday and Saturday. 901 SW
Yamhill St. [5031 223-9510.)
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Macri Gallery presents 4 Play the
Figure, new work by David Mylin, Buck
Braden, Fran Hepp and Allen Schmertzler.
Through July. (10 am-6 pm Monday-
Saturday. 2324 SE Division St 15031
238-1523. www. macrigallery. com.)
Northwest Artists Print Gallery pre
sents watercolors by Susan McKinnon and
pastels by Lauren Knode Through July. (9
am-6 pm Thursday-Saturday 121 NW
Second Ave (5031 248-0552.)
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Regional Arts and Culture Council
presents an untitled installation by Newport
artist Alex Hubbard. Through July 23. (8 am-
6 pm Monday-Friday in the lobby of the
Portland Building. 1120 SW Fifth Ave. [5031
823-5111.)
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Blackfish Gallery presents work by grad­
uating artists from colleges and universities
throughout the Willamette Valley region
through July. Baby, an installation work
exploring images of violence and female sex­
uality in popular culture by Julia A. Fenton
runs Aug. 3-28. (Artists' talk: 1-3 pm Aug.
14. Regular hours: Noon-5 pm Tuesday-
Saturday. 420 Ninth Ave. [503] 224-2634
www. blackfish. com.)
Butters Gallery Ltd. presents a show of
paintings by Frank Hyder and blown glass by
Kathleen Mulcahy. Through July. (10 am-5
.30 pm Tuesday-Friday, 11 am-5 pm
Saturday. 520 NW Davis St. [5031
248-9378.)
CoCA presents a state-wide project titled
Land/Use/Action in which local and
national visual artists seek to interpret the
impact of human activity on the landscape of
Washington. Through July. (Schedule:
CoCA. 65 Cedar St.. Seattle. WA 98121.
[2061 728-1980.)
Dabney State Park is the site for art
installation Into the West a large steel
grid by Yasmeen Evjenth commissioned by
Odo for Spanning Boundaries: The
Portland Metropolitan Urban Growth
Boundary Through Sept. 15. (Daylight
hours in the treed portion of the park. Go
east of Portland off 1-84. exit 17 to the
Columbia River Highway and one half mile
past the Stark Street Bridge.)
Elizabeth Leach Gallery shows a group
show by seven artists titled View From
Here; New American Landscape
Through Aug. 28. (10:30 am-5:30 pm
Tuesday-Saturday. [5031224-0521.)
Fifth Element Gallery and Studio fea
tures wood-fired ceramics by Ted Adler
Through July 25. (Noon-6 pm Wednesday ■
Saturday, noon-5 pm Sunday. 404 NW 10th
Ave 15031 279-9042.)
Waterstone Gallery presents
Chatchawan Nilsakul's first one-person U.S.
show. The Drawings Through July. (Noon-
6 pm Tuesday-Saturday. 424 NW 12th Ave.
[5031226-6196.)
Froelick Adel hart Gallery presents
Fissure, a show by Terrell James. Through
July. (11 am-6 pm Tuesday-Friday. 10 am-5
pm Saturday. 817 SW Second Ave. 15031
222-1142.)
World Forestry Center presents The
Art of Turned Wood more than 100
selected works by 45 international master
artists from the Lipton Collection. Through
Sept. 19. (10 am-5 pm daily. 4033 SW
Canyon Road. $3.50. $2.50 students and
seniors. [5031228 1367.)
Gallery 114 presents new work by
Emerald Goldman and Hans Hickerson. Aug.
3-28. (Noon-6 pm Tuesday-Saturday. 1100
NW Glisan St. [5031 243-3356.)
Guardino Studio and Gallery presents
landscapes and still life paintings by Beth
Sauter and Margaret Garrington through July
27. Mosaics by Mary Tapogna and black-
and-white photography by David Rolin run
July 29-Aug. 24.il 1 am-5 pm Tuesday-
Saturday. 11 am-3 pm Sunday. 2939 NE
Alberta St. 15031 281-9048.)
The 20
Foot Man,
a one-ton
marionette
and musical
sculpture
made of
recycled
materials,
sets sail
Saturday,
July 31,
on the
Utopian
Barge Trip.
Heathman Hotel Mezzanine Gallery
features Organic Form, a show of pho­
tographs and paintings curated by the
Elizabeth Leach Gallery. Through July. (1009
SW Broadway. 15031 241-4100.)
Hoffman Gallery presents the work of 13
graduating OCAC seniors, including a multi­
media self-portrait installation by Hilary
Pfeifer. Through July 18. (11 am-7 pm
Tuesday-Thursday. 10 am-5 pm Friday-
Sunday Oregon College of Art and Craft.
8245 SW Barnes Road. 15031 297-5544
www.ocac.edu.)
Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve
is the site for the construction of Come
Closer, an installation by Dee Hibbert-
Jones commissioned by Orio for Spanning
Boundaries: The Portland
Metropolitan Urban Growth
Boundary Through November. (Daylight
hours at the southern edge of the city of
Goldendale. Wash. $6.50. $5.50 seniors.
$1.50 children. [5091 773-3733. www.mary-
hillmuseum.org.)
Aug. 14. (8 am-10 pm Monday-Saturday. 9
am-10 pm Sunday. 1241 NW Johnson St.
[5031 226-4391.)
Mittleman Jewish Community Center
presents Through Our Eyes:
Photographing Israel's 50th. pho­
tographs by Stephen Schneider, in honor of
the Israel Jubilee. Through July 30. (6651
SW Capitol Highway 15031244-0111.)
Portland Art Museum presents recent
work by Otto Fried, an internationally-known
abstract artist Through July 18 (9 am-10
pm daily. 1219 SW Park Ave. $11. $10
seniors and students, free for members.
[5031 226-2811.)
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American Heritage Theater Project
presents Stephen Sondheim's Tony Award­
winning musical Into the Woods, inspired
by childhood fairy tales and the conse­
quences of "Happily Ever After". Outside
locations through Aug. 14. (Through July 31:
6 pm Fhdays and Saturdays in Washington
Park Amphitheater. Rose Test Gardens.
Southwest Portland. Aug 7-14. 6 pm
Saturdays in the Crater Amphitheater. Mt.
Tabor Community Park. 5800 NE Ash St.
Free [5031 823-3660. 15031 222-9958.)
The Broadway Rose Theatre
Company presents the musical Once
Upon a Mattress, a retelling of the fairy
story. The Pnncess and the Pea. through
July 18 Running July 22-Aug. 7, Stepping
Out. a story about nine women and one
man trying to conquer their inhibitions and
learn to dance. Also running July 29-Aug.
15, Have a Nice Day! (The ‘70s
Musical Flashback) (All shows 8 pm
Wednesday-Saturday. 2 pm Sunday, at Deb
Fennell Auditorium, 9000 SW Durham Road.
Tigard $14. $12 students and seniors.
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