historical and contemporary. Through September (9 am
The Brody Theater presents Not a Clue, a new
6 pm Thursday-Saturday. 121 N W Second Ave (5031
long-form improv. and Diabolical Expenments, a danng
(Schedules po sted datfy a t the tented stage behind the
Arlene Schm tzer C oncert Hall. South Park Blocks, SW
248-0552.)
new late-night senes Opening Sept. 10 (Clue. 8 pm
Friday and Saturday Expenments: 10 30 pm Friday
9 2 2 -5 5 3 8 )
Northwest Danish Foundation presents an exhibit
concerning the rescue of the Danish Jews dunng the
just o u t
Monday-Fnday. Suite 302, 9500 SW Barbur Blvd. (5031
452-9667)
present Maripat Donovan s Late Nite Catechism
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collection of photos taken by at-risk youth during
October (Suite 201. 108 N W N inth Ave. 1503) 228-
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Guardino Studio and Gallery presents mixed-
media constructions by Bonnie Meltzer and clay vessels
by Sumi Wu. Through Sept 28. (11 am-5 pm Tuesday-
Saturday. 11 am-3 pm Sunday 2939 NE A lberta St.
(5 0 3 )2 8 1 -9 0 4 8 )
and Barbara Black. Through Oct. 2 (N oon-5 pm
High Desert Museum presents B y Hand
Tuesday-Saturday. 420 N inth Ave (5031224 2634
wwvv. blackfish. com .)
Through M em ory the inaugural exhibit in the Henry
Broadway Gallery shows new music paintings by
George Johanson Through Sept. (10 am -6 pm M onday-
Lakewood Theatre Company presents The
4131.)
Mystery of Irma Vep a Victorian melodrama paro­
O NDA Studio and Gallery presents
M aasai/Muses. paintings by Sherry Casper Through
Sept. 28. (10 am-6 pm Tuesday-Saturday. noon-4 pm
Sunday. 2215 NE Alberta S t (5031493 1909 )
(5031635-3901.)
Pacific Northwest College of Art presents an
Miracle Theatre/Teatro Milagro opens its 15th
installation by sculptor Bnan Elliot that examines our
understanding of pnvate. public, and personal space
through Oct. 16 (Manuel Izquierdo Gallery) Also run­
season with Fedenco García Lorca's Blood Wedding
ning through Oct. 2. installations by Lynn Yamamoto
that examine images of feminine cultural identity, and
one by Drew Dominick that exposes the gore and game
of hunting (Phillip Feldman Gallery). (9 am-8 pm daily.
Spirit photographs of indigenous cultures in
Indonesia. Kenya. Ethiopia. Thailand. Mexico. Peru and
North America. Through Oct. 30. (10 am-5 3 0 p m
J. Casey Hall of Plateau Indians. (9 am -5 pm daily.
Three m iles south o f Bend on Highway 97. (5411382-
4754 w w w .highdesert.org.)
CoCA presents an installation portrait titled B O Y in
pm Monday-Thursday. 10 am 6 pm Friday and Saturday
901 S W Yamhill St. (50312239510 )
Spanning Boundaries: The Portland
Metropolitan Urban Growth Boundary Through
Dabney State Park is the site for art installation
Into the M feet, a large steel grid by Yasmeen Evjenth
commissioned by Orlo for Spanning Boundaries:
The Portland Metropolitan Urban Growth
Boundary Through Sept 15. (D aylight hours in the
c ity o f H illsboro on Hwy 219 o r M AX to H illsboro and
treed p ortion o f the park G o east o f Portland o ff 1-84.
e xit 17 to the Colum bia R iver Highway and one h a lf mile
Macri Gallery hosts the Se co nd Annual Altered
November. (D aylight hours at the southern edge o f the
walk 3 /4 m ile on First Avenue to the Preserve
entrance.)
pa st the S tark S tre e t Bridge )
Visions Contest Selections Through Sept. 18. (10
am -6 pm M onday-Saturday. 2324 SE D ivision St. (503)
Elizabeth Leach Gallery shows work by Chad
238-1523 www m acngallery com .)
Buck. M.K. Guth and Lee Kelly. Through Oct. 9. (10.30
Maryhill Museum of Art hosts M aking Beauty:
am-5 3 0 p m Tuesday-Saturday (503) 224-0521.)
Gallery 114 presents new work by Portland painter
Contemporary Am erican Indian Art from the
Plateau through Nov. 15. (9 am-5 pm Monday-Fnday
Suzanne Malitz Through Oct. 2. (N oon-6 pm Tuesday-
35 M aryhill Museum Drive. Goldendale. Wash $6 50.
Saturday. 1100 N W Ghsan S t. 1503) 243-3356.)
$5 5 0 seniors. $1.50 children (509) 773-3733
w ww m aiyhillm useum org.)
Graystone Gallery features work by four artists: Ann
Altman. Martha Kimball. Laurie Sylwester, and James
Northwest Artists Gallery presents A
Gion. Through Oct. 3. (10 am -6 pm Tuesday-Sunday
Celebration of Art that Cham pions the
Cow girl Spirit, featunng photos, reproductions, both
3279 SE Hawthorne B lvd (503) 238-0651.)
fourth annual M enagerie Project All audience mem­
bers are requested to wear a hat Ends Sept. 4. (8 pm
Friday and Saturday a t C onduit Studio. 918 S W Yamhill
St., fourth flo o r $12. $8 students and seniors (503)
236-9843.)
sary with the return engagement of Blood
Brothers a tragic tale o f love and betrayal
Through Sept 25. (7:3 0 pm W ednesday and
Thursday. 8 pm Fnday and Saturday. 5 pm
Sunday a t Theater* Theatre1. 3430 SE Belm ont
S t $ 15-$17 (box office. 15 0 3 )2 3 9 -5 9 1 9 1 )
Tygres Heart Shakespeare Company
presents The Taming of the Shrew
Wheelchair accessible. Sept. 30-Nov 11 (2
Thursday. 8 pm Fnday and Saturday a t the
D elores W m ningstad Theater. Portland
C enter fo r the Perform ing A rts. 1111 SW
area-wide event featunng 49 local artists in a self-guided
Body Fem inine Through Sept. 26. (M eet the a rtists:
by Dee Hibbert-Jones commissioned by Orlo for
C lay S t.. Riverdance $22 50-$65: Les M is $21 75-
$61.75: Sunset: $15 $ 5 7 50 (PCPA. Portland Opera
box office. TicketM aster) (50 3 1241-1407)
Portland Open Studios presents the first annual
3-5 pm S ept 12. Regular hours. 10 am -6 pm
W ednesday-Friday. 10 am-5 pm Saturday and Sunday.
C edar S t.. S eattle. WA 98121. (206) 728-1980.)
pm Saturday and Sunday a t C ivic Auditonum . 222 SW
pm Sunday. 7 pm W ednesday and
In Her Image hosts a group exhibit entitled The
for the construction of Com e Closer, an installation
Portland Opera wraps up Riverdance the interna
tionally-acclaimed celebration of Insh music, song, and
dance on Sept 5. Showing Sept 7-12. eight perfor­
mances o f the award-winning musical Les
M iserables Running Sept 14-19, Sunset
Boulevard Andrew Uoyd W ebber s musical stamng
Petula Clark (A ll show s. 7 30 pm Tuesday-Sunday. 2
Wednesday-Saturday. 1129 N W Johnson St. $3. free
The Real Mother Goose exhibits furniture by the
Anthony Kahn Design Group and raku ceramics by
Dave and Boni Deal. Through September. (10 am -5.30
Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve is the site
(5 0 3 )2 7 4 -6 5 8 8 )
fo r PICA members (503) 242-1419.)
A rt and C raft. 8245 S W Barnes Road. (503) 297-5544
which artists Harrell Fletcher and Jon Rubin focus on a
local ten-year old boy s life. Through Oct. 9. (CoCA. 65
Tuesday and W ednesday. 8 pm Thursday-Saturday. 2
pm and 7 pm Sunday 1111 S W Broadway $12-39
Ends Sept.
Portland Institute for Contemporary Art pre
sents new sculpture by Kenny Shad, known for his Pop
Surrealist works. Sept. 14-Oct. 16. (A rtist s Reception:
6-9 pm Sept. 14 Regular hours N oori-6pm
Cummins, and Mick Rooney. Through Oct. 5. (11 am-6
pm Tuesday-Saturday 814 S\/V F irst Ave (503) 224-
3208 SE Hawthorne Blvd (5031231-3726 )
son with Hamlet by William Shakespeare Oct 5 is a
special GALA performance designed as a social oppor
tumty for the queer community Sept 25-Oct. 24 (7 pm
The Really Big Dance Company presents the
am -10 pm daily 1219 S W Park Ave $7 50. $6 seniors
and students. free fo r members. 15031 226-2 8 1 1 )
Dream s of Atlantis Through Oct. 2 ( I I am-5 30
pm Tuesday-Saturday 522 N W 12th Ave 228-6665 )
Davis St. 1503) 248-9378.)
Portland Center Stage opens its 1999-2000 sea
opportunity to view the daily routine of a professional
contemporary art in the region. Through Sept. 19. (9
known Bntlsh artists: Crawfurd Adamson. Gus
w w w .ocac.edu)
2 3 8 -9 6 9 2 )
dance company
Oregon Biennial a survey of trends and directions in
Pulliam Deffenbaugh Gallery shows Mike Taylor s
4020)
Anton Chekhov (8 pm Thursday Friday and Saturday at
Jack Oakes Theater. 2820 NE Sandy B lvd $10 (503)
triangle productions! continues its 10th anmver
Object: A Biennial Review a show featunng hand­
and Michael Hoskins Through Sept. 25. (10 am 5:30
pm Tuesday-Friday. 1 1 am-5 pm Saturday 520 N W
Oregon Ballet Theatre presents O BT Exposed a
M onday-Saturday 240 S W First Ave (5031224-3543 )
made crafts by 51 Oregon and Washington artists.
Through Oct. 3. (10 am-5 pm daily. O regon College o f
Butters Gallery shows the work o f M atthew Haggett
(5 0 3 )2 3 6 -7 2 5 3 )
5.
tour of studids Oct 2 and 3. (15031244-2740 )
Broderick Gallery presehts work by three well-
a tale of young love, forbidden desire and jealous
revenge (Thursdays at 7 pm. Fndays and Saturdays at
8 pm. Sept. 24-O ct 23 525 SE S tark St. $12-$14
free outdoor event that provides the public with an
1241 N W Johnson St. (5031226-4391)
Hoffman Gallery presents The Inquisitive
Saturday. 507 S W Broadway. (50 3 )2 2 8-8 2 0 8.)
dy. Through Oct. 17 (8 pm Thursday-Saturday. 7 pm
Sunday at Lakewood C enter fo r the A rts. 368 S S tate
St.. Lake O swego $19. $18 students and seniors
Weegee (Arthur Fellig). Also showing, the 1999
Please type your announcements and include full contact information.
Blackfish Gallery presents works by Jonnel Covault
(5031 790-ARTS) (503)226-2811.)
Portland Art Museum presents photographs by
Submissions cannot be accepted over the phone.
GALLERIES
Extended once again through Sept 26. (8 pm Thursday
and Friday. 2 pm and 8 pm Saturday. 2 pm and 7 pm
Sunday at the Mam S treet Theater. 904 S W Mam S t
$24.5 0 -$ 2 95 0 (Portland A rt Museum. TicketM aster.
Photographic Image Gallery shows Enduring
just out (attn: Calendar Editor)
Paula Productions presents The Seagull by
Entertainment Events and Cloud 9 Productions
OCHA (Oregon Council for Hispanic
Advancement) shows Straight Shooting ‘99 a
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Second World War Through Sept 28. (10 am-4 30 pm
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is published on the first and third Friday of every month. The deadline
or submissions is 15 days prior to publication.
1904 N W 27th Ave
Mam and Salmon S treets. Free. (503) 222 5538 1888)
Broadway $10-31 (503-288-8400.
TicketM aster) )
Time to pass the tia ra -
on September 5 a new
La Femme Magnifique
will be crowned at
the Doubletree Hotel
Jantzen Beach.
Pictured here is
Tasha Lee,
the 1998 winner
in all her
sequined glory
Waterstone Gallery presents its annual group show
by gallery artists in conjunction with the Art in the Pearl
Festival Through Oct. 2. (Noon-6 pm Tuesday-
Saturday 424 N W 12th Ave 15031226-6196)
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 S W Canyon Road. $3.50. $ 2.50 students
and seniors (503) 228-1367.)
STAGE & SCBEEN
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Artists Repertory Theatre opens its 1999-2000
season with Gross Indecency: The Three Trials
of O scar Wilde by Moisés Kaufman Sept 10-Oct
17. (7 pm W ednesday and Thursday. 8 pm Fnday and
Saturday. 2 pm Sunday at Reiersgaard Theatre. 1516
S W A lder St. $1350-$25. (503)241-9807 )
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