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shows run Jan. 9 31 Reception for the artists
5-7:30 pm Jan. 9.
ON VIEW
Gay-owned Brian M arki Fine Art. 2236 NE
Broadway, presents Gordon Marshall s figurative oil
painting senes Passages through Jan 30
Haven. 3551 SE Division St., displays the work of Elle
McKay through Jan 31 This photographer of the
Rock n Roll Camp for Girls and the book Women and
Their Kick Ass Cars is donating proceeds of sales to
the Portland Women's Cnsis Line
The new Eugene Public Library 100 W 10th Ave ..
opens with a permanent exhibit by Eugene gay artist
Mike Walsh titled Works Fragments o f the Material
Age—a set of 50 now obsolete paper catalog index
cards with comments from area residents about their
favonte literary quotes.
Interstate Firehouse C ultural Center. 5340 N
Interstate A v e , exhibits A Common Sense, paintings
by Mary Josephson that capture the heroics of every
day people, and Digital Antiquity, a series of digital
Gay owned Onda A rte Latina. 2215 NE Alberta
S t . presents its Latin A rt Holiday Showcase through
Jan 5 Includes pieces for sale from Mexico and
Brazil as well as indigenous art from Ecuador and
pottery from the farming community of San Juan de
Oriente in Nicaragua
Portland Center Stage presents one of America's best pieces of dramatic literature, Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of
Virginia Woolf?, Jan. 14-Feb. 9
C ary Leibowits through Jan 11 The artist’s
famous multiples are also available to buy
ONSTAGE
219 NW 12th Ave #100. presents Luca Buvolis Flying
through Feb 1
Tha Brody Theater's evil improv lab returns
Jan 10-18 with Diabolical Expenments A megalo-
mamacal director, mad scientist or evil (yet misun
derstood) genius will attempt to bend a team of
crack improvisers to his or her will (8 pm. 1904 N W
27th Ave $10 503 224 0688
wwwbrodytheater c o m )
Gay owned gallery Soundvision 625 NW Everett
St , presents the not-to-be missed faggy faggy boom
boom, a series of paintings by New York gay artist
extends N O W ' for one more weekend due to popu
lar demand See it through Jan. 5 at Echo Theatre
Portland Institute for Contemporary Art
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Do Jump! Extrem ely Physical Theatre
Jan 14 Feb 9 at Newmark Theatre One of the great
est fJays in dramatic literature, this multilayered drama
of mantal illusion and truth centers on couple George
and Martha battling into the wee hours following a
drunken faculty party (Call for times 1111 SW
Broadway $12-$47 from box office or 503-274 6 5 8 8)
Portland O pera s Broadway in Portland presents
Savion Glover in Bring in da Noise. Bring in da
Funk through Jan 5 at Keller Auditorium This
groundbreaking musical ensemble celebrating tap is
the winner o f four Tonys and 10 other distinguished
drama awards (7 30 pm plus 2 pm Saturday and
Sunday 222 S W Clay S t $15-$57 from box office
or Ticketmaster.)
Stark Raving Theatre presents the West Coast pre
by Marc Acito
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miere of Darkstep and Dawning by gay playwnght
Matthew B Zrebski. This emotional and spintual journey
with intense drama and unexpected comedy runs through
Jan 11. (8 pm Thursday-Saturday. 7 pm Sunday
2257 NW Raleigh St $10 $15 from 503232 7072 )
Stark Raving Theatre welcomes House of Cunt's
energetic Amber Martin back to the stage in Hi'
through Jan 11 A one-person fusion of performance
art. dance and song that melds burlesque and social
criticism (10 30 pm Fnday and Saturday 2257 NW
Raleigh St $12 from 5 0 3232 7072 )
triangle productions! presents Angry Housewives
through Jan. 18 at the World Trade Center Auditonum
(Call for times 121 SW Salmon St $22 $28 from
503 239 5919 or Fastixx)
White Bird presents Canada s Compagnie Marie
Chouinard Jan 9-11 at Portland State University s
Lincoln Hall The radically imaginative dance troupe per
forms pieces that celebrate the vitality of the human
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Portland Center Stage presents gay playwnght
Edward AI bee s Who's Afraid o f Virginia Woolf ?
Portland Art Museum 1219 SW Park Ave . pre
sents Embracing the Present The UBS PameWebber
Collection, featunng Andreas Gursky. Gerhard Richter.
Andy Warhol. Cindy Sherman and others, through
Jan. 5.
(7 3 0 pm Friday and Saturday. 3 pm Sunday.
1515 SE 37th Ave. $15-$20 from Fastixx )
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BULLETIN BOARD
Portland Women's Crisis Line announces winter
volunteer training for its 24-hour domestic violence
hot line and its legal and sexual assault advocacy
Training runs Jan. 13 through Feb 12 from 6-9 pm
Mondays and Wednesdays and 9 am-3 pm Jan 25
Must be 18 or older; no expenence necessary
Bilingual/bicultural especially encouraged Call
503-232-4176 for more information. (1/17)
A free Northeast Body Symptom Clinic begins
Jan. 17. Amy and Amy Mindell and facilitators from the
process work community guide you through pain, illness
and physical ability issues and allow you to share expen
ences. find insight and create community. Call Pierre
Monn at 503 248 9386 for more information. (1/3)
Do you want to help end domestic violence in our com
munity? Please call 503-282-9940 now to sign up for
the w inter volunteer training at Bradley Angle
House from Jan 20 to Feb 19. (1/3)
The Rose City Gay Freedom Band is seeking new
members to join its concert band Players of all skill lev
els and instruments encouraged to join, especially oboes,
bassoon, French horns, trombone and stnng bass Come
sit in on a rehearsal in January and see what you think.
Rehearsal and performance schedule information avail
able at 503-790-2170 or at mfo@rcgfb org (1/3)
The Amencan Boyz presents the seventh annual True
Spirit Conference Feb 14 17 in Washington. D C
Focuses on the social, emotional, physical, spintual and
relational health of all gender-variant people This
year's theme is "Masculinity: The Magical Mystery
Tour," concentrating on the FTM spectrum Register for
$50-$90 at www.true-spint org. (1/3)
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