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Gay-owned Brian Mariii Fine Art 2236 NE
Broadway, presents photography by Victoria Kauffman
and Steve Scardina through Dec 31
The Pacific Northwest College of Art's Fridman Gallary
1241 NW Johnson S i. presents recent paintings and
monopnnts by Amelia Santiago and gay artist Samuel
Paden through Dec. 22.
Portland Art Museum 1219 SW Park Ave .
presents The Tnumph o l French Painting, masterpieces
of 17th century France from 18 different museums,
through Jan 4
Portland Institute of Contemporary Art
219 NW 12th Ave . exhibits work by four radical picture
makers, each combining realistic facts with troubling or
optim istic fantasies, in Unforeseen Four Painted
Predictions, through Jan. 24
SK Jo sets berg Studio. 403 NW 11th A ve, displays
Froallck Gallary. 817 SW Second A v e . displays
Mythos. an extvbit of new paintings by Portland queer
artist Stephen O'Donnell that continues his study of
gender identity, through Dec 27.
Guardi no Gallery. 2939 NE Alberta S t, presents
Little Things 3. m which 27 artists show tidbits no larger
than 7 inches, through Dec. 30
Hase Gallery 6635 N Baltimore St #211. presents
Battle o f the M is t Curators through Dec 31 Includes a
concept sculpture based on the cloning of urban culture
by Portland gay a rtist T J Norris
Flowers, a floral themed photographic exhibition that
includes work by queer artists Arne Swenson and
Ron wan Dongon through Jan 10
A rtist owned cooperative Talisman Gallery 1476 NE
Alberta S t, shows through Dec 28 Foot Square, an
annual holiday show m which no piece exceeds 12 inch
es A benefit for Habitat for Humanity
Utrecht Gallery. 1122 NW Everett St . displays
cityscape paintings by Portland gay artist Tarsus
Moschelia through Dec 31
In Other Words 3734 SE Hawthorne Blvd . hosts
Six m One A Fuckin' Dyke Art Shorn through Jan 30
Featured artists include Amy Pedersen and Katrina
Humbert on canvas and clay. Amber F o i on paper.
Marie Fleiechmann on scrap/giass and Nik
Arnold on wood
Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center, 5340 N
Interstate A ve, offers its 11th annual Kwaruaa
Celebration through Dec 31 featuring Portland African
American artists working in a variety of m eda reflecting
the seven principles of Kwanraa Special activities on
closing day mark the Kuumba Celebration principle,
nckxkng artist instruction
Mark Woolley Gallery 120 NW Ninth Ave *210.
celebrates its anniversary with the special tw o month
exNM 10 Years One Foot After Another through
Jan 31 An ever changmg gnd of 12 inch square gems
by 180 different artists are npe for the plucking
piear gallery. 809 SW Alder S i. exhibits work by
Portlander Henk Pander through Jan 29 Six drawings
descnbe a progression from childhood wartime memo
ries to a 1960s style insurgency
PHOTO BY OWEN CABEY
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Broadway Rose Theatre Company presents A Christmas Survival Guide through Dec. 21
Eugene Opera presents the w ild and fie ry
The 3rd Floor sketch com edy group presents The
Carmen, arguably the w orld's m ost popular opera.
Dec. 31 and Jan 2 and 4 at H ull C enter fo r the
Perform ing A rts A special after-show party follow s
the New Year s Eve perform ance (7 30 pm
Wednesday and Friday 2 30 pm Sunday One
Eugene Center $15 $ 6 0 1$50 party tickets) from
541682 5000)
3rd Floor Takes a Holiday through Dec 27 at
M iracle Theatre Inspired not ju st by Thanksgiving
and Chnstm as. but skewenng holidays throughout
the year (8 pm Friday and Saturday 525 SE Stark
S t $10 from 503 258 1681 )
Imago Theatre presents Bigkttlethings through
Dec 28 This fo#ow up to FROGZ features operatic
ducks, hitchhiking rabbits and insomniac hippos (Cat
lor times 17 SE Eighth Ave $ I4 $24 from
5032319581)
Oregon Ballet Theatre shakes up its traditional hob
Broadway Rose Theatre Company offers A
Chnstmas Survival Gmde. a holiday revue combining old
favontes with new Chnstmas themed songs, through
Dec. 21 at Tualatin High School Auditorium (8 pm
Friday and Saturday. 2 pm Sunday 22300 SW Boones
Ferry Road $10-$19 from 503-620 5262 or
www broadwayrose com )
Brody Theater presents Antiques Improv Show, in
which a duo o f 'e x p e rts * appraise objects brought
to the perform ance by audience members, through
Dec 20 (8 pm 1904 N W 27th Ave $12 [$10 if you
bnng an item) from 503 224-0688
o r www brodythealer c o m )
Do Jump! Extremely Physical Theatre revives
Jump for Joy through Jan 4 at Echo Theatre—the com
pany s most popular production of aenal dance, laugh
out loud humor and heart stopping surpnses (Cat for
times 1515 SE 37th Ave $ I5 $ 2 0 from TicketsWest or
503 231-1232)
day offenng with George Balanchine s The Nutcracker
through Dec 27 at Keller Auditonum (Call for times
222 SW Clay St $7 $90 from box office or
5032225538)
Portland Center Stage revives the holiday tw o
some of David Sedans' wry Chnstmas classic The
SantaLand Dianes alongside Truman Capote's more
tender A Chnstmas Memory through Dec 23 at
Newmark Theatre (Call for times t i l l SW
Broadway $16 $ 5 1 from box office or
503 274-6588)
Stark Raving Theatre collaborates with Theatre
Vertigo Acting Ensemble for Faust Us . a spec
tacular adventure by Portland playwright Joseph
Fisher, through Jan 17 A little music, a little dancing
and one hilarious look at what it means to sell your
soul m this day and age (Call for limes 2257 NW
Raleigh St $I0-$18 from 503 232 7072 Thursdays
are 'pay what you can ')
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Toad City Productions presents modem interpreta
lions of Rum through Dec 20 at Backdoor Theater
(8 pm 4321 SE Hawthorne Blvd $10 from
503 736-1027)
triangle productions! stages Judy s Scary Little
Chnstmas. a quirky and captrvating mu of camp, nos taiga
and vintage variety show as Judy Garland returns for a star
studded TV Chnstmas special through Dec 21 at Theater1
Theatre1 (8 pm Friday and Saturday 5 pm Sunday 3430 SE
Belmont St $1 7$23 from 5032395919 )
White Bird presents Portland based Oslund ♦ Co.
Dance Jan 8 10 at Portland State University s Lincoln
Performance Hall Fascinating and provocative, urban
and contemporary one of the most significant dance
companies to emerge from the Pacific Northwest m the
past 20 years (8 pm 1620 SW Park Ave $12 $24
from Ticketmaster)
BULLETIN
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Interested m using your creative energy w ith Deaf &
Heanng OUT Reach’ Jom our Quaor Fashion
Show committee and help us put on this fabulous
fund-raising event m the spring' For details, call
503-235-0840 (TTY/voice) or e mail
dhorffdeafvision net (1 /9 )
Help plan Portland Prido 2004' Pride N orthw est
seeks board m erhbers to make Pnde 2004 as
diverse and successful as possible Com m ittee
chairs needed fo r fund raising, volunteer coordina
tion and technology C o-chairs needed on the enter
tamment. festival and parade com m ittees Apply by
Dec 31 at www pndenw org If you have questions,
e-m ail m foflpndenw org o r call 503 295-9788
(1 2 /1 9 )
This holiday, gnre the gift of warmth to someone in
need Nervy Girl magazine and In O ther Words are
sponsoring a Holiday Scarf Driva for Bradey-Angle
House women's shelter Drop o ff new or clean scarves
m good condition by Dec 31 at 3734 SE Hawthorne
Blvd (12/19)
The Gay & lesbian Victory Foundation wiU hold a
Candidate« and Campaign« Training Instituto
Feb 5-8 m Tampa. Fla Comprehensive nonpartisan
training for present and future openly queer candidates,
campaign personnel and community leaders For mfor
(nation call Lucy Bartlett at 202 842 7312 or apply
online at www victoryfoundation org (1/9 )
Quoor American Sign Language 10 week
classes offered by Deaf & Heanng OUT Reach begin
anew Jan 5 A ll levels plus a conversation group for
experienced signers Sliding scale fee For details or
to register, e-m ail d h o riideafvision net. call
503 235 0840 (TTY/voice) or visit
www deafvision net/dhor. (12 /1 9 )
Deaf & Heanng OUT Reach s Queer Daaf A
Hearing Book Club is getting ready to start up
again For m ore inform ation, e mail
dhorO deafvision net or call 503 235 0850
(TTY/voice) (1 2 /1 9 )
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