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September 5. 2003 32« Artist owned cooperative Talisman G allery 1476 NE Alberta S t . exhibits Joyful Frenzy by lesbian painter Serena Barton and watercotor mandalas explonng the mystenes of numbers by Raina Imig through Sept 21 ust out s published on the first and third Friday of every month The deadline or submissions is 14 days prior to publication f ON S T A G E O U t tk about IS a free community service of just out Listing for events and announcements that are specifically relevant to sexual minorities in Oregon and southwest Washington is provided free of charge The calendar features events up to three weeks beyond the date of publication Bulletin Board listings run for two issues outreach listings of up to 25 words (not including contact information) are provided free of charge to organizations and groups specifically serving the sexual minorities community All listings are subject to editing, and inclusion is subject to space limitations, relevance and receipt by deadline Listings expire once a year (m July), and submissions run from the date received until the next scheduled expiration date Listings are automatically deleted upon expiration To ensure uninterrupted listing, please submit updated information at least a month prior to the expiration date just out (attn Calendar) Send listings to Fax submissions to 503-236-1257 or e mail justout@ justout.com Weeping Woman, a haunting tragedy that looks at the connection between myth and reality. Sept 12 Oct 11 (8 pm Thursday Saturday. 7 pm Sunday 2257 NW Raleigh St $10 $18 from 503 232 7072 Thursday nights are Pay What You Can ) Please type your announcements and include full contact information Oregon 's Natural Resources, color photographs by erotic photographer and sex worker activist M am a Luca« (aha Gina Velour), through Sept 30. Gay owned A lb e rta A rt« P avilion. 2315 NE Alberta S t . presents through Sept 25 Reflections in Duality Contemporary A rt A W ood by gay artist R ichard Scham m arar Special event at Alberta Street Fair 6 9 pm Sept 13 Gay owned B ria n M a rh i Fine A rt. 2236 NE Broadway, displays Kathenne Hunt More s Suggestive. a narrative loop of photographs of (implied) public sex acts m which the voyeur in one shot becomes the actor m the next, through Sept 15 Opening reception 6-9 pm Sept 5 Eugene's Im agination G allery 488 Willamette S t . plays host to Dragonfly A rt by lesbian artist Susan D etroy through Sept 30 M arti W oolley G allery 120 NW Ninth Ave . pre sents playback, an exploration of race, self and context The Brody Theater presents Summer m Brodavia. a double bill of comedy and improvisation, Saturdays through Sept 6 (9 pm 1904 NW 27th Ave $10 from 503 224 0688) S tark Raving Theatre stages Amy Wheeler's Submissions cannot be accepted over the phone A a lto Lounge 3356 SE Belmont S t . exhibits Brainw aves Im provisational Comedy performs at The Electric Company through Sept 27 Members blend quick wits, zany characters and audience sugges tions for a fun and fast paced evening Bnng a prop for use onstage (8 pm Thursday Saturday 2512 SE G ladstonest »200 $12 from 503 796 9550 or www. bramwavesimprov com ) P ortland Opera presents the Broadway musical comedy The Full M onty Sept 9 14 at Keller Auditonum (222 SW Clay St $23 $63 from box office or Ticketmaster > PO Box 14400 Portland OR 97293 0400 ON V I E W The award winning Bodyvox presents First Impressions vol 3 through Sept 10 This energetic showcase of new work by several regional choreogra phers samples multiple styles of modem dance (1300 NW Northmp St $22 from TicketsW est) by Portlander dam ali ayo through Sept 27 An artist talk takes place at 4 pm Sept 13 O th er Side Café 1036 SW Stark S t . shows the dig ital photo work of gay artist H urston Krants through Oct 1 lllumesensual Senes Part I includes playful images of men mixed with neon colors. B U LLETIN BOARD p:ear gallery 809 SW Alder S t . exhibits Kim Hamblin s Did your mother make you take piano lessons7 Rose C ity S w ing a 17 piece, nonprofit big band, needs a pianist If you're looking to |azz up your Thursday industrial strength Work Force, sculptural images of people m the midst of their working lives, through Sept 26 eveninqs, call 503-504 3967 for a low-key audition (9/19) P ortland A rt M useum 1219 SW Park Ave . pre sents the O regon B iennial through Sept 7 and The Congregation P'nai Or (Faces of Light), a vibrant, egalitanan Jewish Renewal congregation in Portland, welcomes the community to participate in High Holy Days services at the Mittleman Jewish Community Center, with Tashlich at the Crystal Spnngs Rhododendron Garden For details, call 503-248 4500 (9/19) Shape o f Color, sculpture from surreal Spanish artist Joan M iró, through Sept 21 S o u n d v is io n 625 NW Everett St «108. presents a solo exhibition of work by gay owner/artist T J N o rris in an audiovisual installation titled G enom etncs (Tnbryd Part I o f 3 ) through Oct 18 Steel Pond G allery 1905 NW 26th Ave . explores WomanTree a new nonprofit women s resource center, sponsors free m onthly education workshops fea- female sexuality with raw. uncensored images of the vagina, reproductive organs and self exploration in My Body o f Work by Lane Vandeventer through Sept 18 Features a giant walk through vulva1 tunng speakers on a broad range of topics September's include "Making Your Art Your Livelihood" and "The Women of Weya Their Lives and Their A r t " For details, call 503 335 5800 or visit wwwwomantree org (9/19) THE BO YS N EX T DOOR by Marc Acito The Gossips Mark Woolley Gallery is the home of damali ayo's new multimedia exhibit playback through Sept. 27 The fourth annual Men's C onference and Bi Men Getaway Weekend (or bisexual, bi cunous and gay men returns to San Diego Oct 24-26 Early registration discounts through Sept 12. Visit www bimen org for further information (9/19) C a scad ia N o rth /N o rth e a s t C lin ic , the largest mental health and addictions treatment agency in North/Northeast Portland, seeks competitors for its G o lf T o urn am e nt F u n d -ra is e r Sept 27 at Colwood National Golf Course Get details from Hollie at 503 889 2867 or hollies@cascadiabhc org (9/19) Do you have an idea for the theme for P o rtla n d P rid e 2 0 0 4 7 Pride Northwest wants to hear from you Send theme suggestions to president©pndenw org or to PO Box 6611, Portland. OR 97228 by Sept 15 The winner will receive a fab ulous prize (9/5) Sign up for ,i queer Am erican Sign Language class from Deaf & Heanng OUT Reach Beginning, intermediate and advanced levels, plus a conversation group and family class Terms begin the last week of D yk e S TpV/étfch. O u í íb r Alison BecJickl THAT’S GREAT. ye AH. a l o a d o f clay , a JUG THEA. X KNOW YOU o f ELMER'S GLUE, AND A ROOM alw ays w an ted t o teac h a p t . 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