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ON V I E W
A alto Lounge. 3356 SE Belmont St plays host to
recent paintings by queer artist Suzanno S h iffle tt
through June 30 A figurative painter and tattoo artist,
she handles the erotic with exquisite detail
A rtC a n tric presents the first Around Oregon through
June 29 at the Corvallis Art Center. 700 SW Madison
Ave A juried exhibition to celebrate the center s 40th
anniversary, the show includes mixed-media work by
gay Eugene artist M ika Walsh
Gay owned B rian M ark! Fina A rt. 2236 NE
Broadway, displays work by glass artist Roger Thomas
titled Impressions in Glass The Abstracted Landscape
through June 28
Froalick G allary 817 SW Second A v e . presents
Zenithal by M atthew Dennison through June 28. The
sinking senes of paintings promises to show 'co rre ct
directions from the middle "
Ganuina Im itation G ailary. 328 NW Broadway
#116. offers Histnonic. the debut show of accordiona-
tnx cum photo surrealist A licia J. Rosa (aka Miss
M urgatroid). through June 27 This portrait study of
women immersed in various degrees of historically
histnonic behavior combines Rose s bizarre visual sense
with the personality of her subjects
Haven 3551 SE Division St , plays host to work by
queer deaf and heanng artists and photographers
involved with Deaf & Heanng Out Reach through
June 15.
In ta rs ta ta Firahousa C u ltu ra l C antar, 5340 N
Interstate Ave , presents M em ory Totems, works of
found objects, crocheted w ire and digital photogra
phy constructions by Bonnie M eltzer, and the acrylic
painting senes M others and Daughters in Their
S econd H alf C entury by Becca Elernstein through
June 25
Gay owned Onda A rta Latina 2215 NE Alberta
S t., shows paintings by Ismema Camargo Faro ("th e
Brazilian Grandma M o se s') and blown-glass sculp
tures by Salem artist LeRoy Espincueta through
June 29
piear gallary 809 SW Alder S t . offers up O f Junk
and Jewels, an exhibit that explores the potential of
reused and found materials, through June 28
The Portland Inatituto
for Contem porary A rt
219 NW 12th A ve . exhibits
eRacism. a look at the mul
timedia career of Afncan
American performer and
object maker William
Pope 1. including many
pieces that use common
foodstuffs bound to decay,
through July 26
Web based project Rent-
a-Nagro.com from
Portland Queer conceptual
artist dam ali ayo an
tiques racial issues in terms
of marketing efficiency by
offenng "the negro avail
able for diverse social
occasions"
Savaga Gallary
416 NW 10th Ave . exhibits
ink monopnnts by K riaty
Edmund* the lesbian
director of the Portland
Institute of Contemporary
Art. through July 12
Soundvision 625 NW
Everett St #108, presents
paintings by Portland-
based gay artist K irk P.
Lindar and a screening of
a video from trans person
ality Tarra Thaamlitz
through June 28 Linder's
first solo gallery exhibition
deconstructs patterns in
space to deal directly with
true, pure color themes
Thaemlitz s Interstices
addresses the meaning of
appearances and physical
transformations.
Alicia J . R o m (also know as Miss Murgatroid) fucks with tha personalities of a few Portlanders you might
recognize (or not) through June 27 at Genuine Imitation Gallery
A rtist cooperative Talisman G allery 1476 NE
Alberta St., features paintings by Gail Jordan and col-
laged images by Pattie Palmer Baker through June 22.
The Virescence Project, a group art exhibit using
recycled and reused materials to investigate sustainabili
ty. is on display through June 27 m M etro's lobby at
600 NE Grand Ave
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Brody Theater presents improvisational. sometimes
subconscious stones m a comedy showcase called Out
o f their Minds through June 28 (8 pm. 1904 NW 27th
Ave $10 from 503-224 0688 or www brodytheater com )
CoHo P roductions presents M em oir through
June 21 Nineteenth century diva Sarah Bernhardt re
enacts scenes from her fabulous career (8 pm
Thursday-Saturday. 2 pm Sunday 2257 NW Raleigh St
$ I6 -$ I8 from 503 220-2646 )
Lakewood Theatre Company presents the musical
Carnival through June 8 A French girl visits a small-time
circus only to be caught in a romantic triangle with a
magician and a shy puppeteer (Call fo r limes. 368 S
State S t. Lake Oswego $ 2 1 -$23 from 503-635 3 9 0 1
or www lakewood-center org.)
Oregon Ballet Theatre presents Program B of the
American Choreographers Showcase through June 8 at
Newmark Theatre (Ca# for times t i l l SW Broadway $5-
$82 from 5032225538. OBT box office or Ticketmaster)
tria n g le productions! revives its tnumphant musical
Hedwig and the Angry Inch June 12 Aug 2 at
Theater' Theatre1 The now familiar story of Hedwig. a
German boy who undergoes a sex change to marry his
American Gl sweetheart, is told through concerts of her
rock band tounng the United States (Call fo r times
3430 SE Belmont St $23-$30 from 5 0 3 23 9 5 9 1 9 or
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Salem's C apitol P ride committee holds meetings
6 pm Mondays at the 300 Club's Right Side Bar. 300
Uberty St. SE For details call Dani Lets at
503 930-7260 (6/20)
A 10-M inute Play W orkshop featunng Vanity
Productions director Myra Donnelly will be held 10 am-
2 30 pm June 14 at Theater' Theatre!. 3430 SE
Belmont St. #102 Attendance is limited to 12. and the
fee is $35. Contact Pat MacAodha at 503-736-3297 or
patmac31©juno com. (6/6 )
Deaf & Heanng Out Reach offers queer Am erican
Sign Language classes starting the second week
of June AH levels of instruction, including a family class
for kids and parents. For details visit
www deafvision net/dhor or call 503 235-0840 (voice)
or 503-231-0921 (TTY) (6/6 )
The fifth annual One in Ten Screenplay Contest
dedicated to the positive portrayal of gays and lesbians
in film, seeks submissions by Sept 1. V isit
www screenplaycontests com for entry form and details
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The Homowo Festival o f A frica n A rts, which will
take place Aug 9 and 10 m the South Park Blocks,
seeks volunteers, vendors and advertisers as well as
participants from various countries for its new 'O regon
Parade of Nations " Call 503 288 3025 or visit
www homowo org. (6/6 )
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