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J u s t o u t • January 9. 2004
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SK Josef «berg Studio 403 NW 11 th Ave . displays
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Aalto Lounge. 3356 SE Belmont S t . presents Night
In. Night Out. new velvet paintings by Portland artist
Arnold Pander, through Jan 31
Gay owned Brian M ariii Fine Art. 2236 NE
Broadway, presents Range of Vision, new paintings by
noted Portland artist Gordon Marshall, through Jan 31.
Graystone Gallery, 3279 SE Hawthorne Blvd . fea
tures the work of Creative Arts Community in a show
titled Arte De Campe through Jan. 18 to benefit the
organization's summer art camp
Flowers, a floral themed photographie exhibition that
includes work by queer artists Arne Svenson and
Ron van Dongen. through Jan 10. followed by an
exhibition of the work of André Kertész one of the
20th century s most seminal photographers. Jan 15-
Feb 28
Artist owned cooperative Talisman Gallery 1476 NE
Alberta S t . presents a group show by its members
through Jan 25.
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ON ST A G E
Guardino Gallery. 2939 NE Alberta St.. exhibits
paintings by Elissa Knoper and ceramic sculpture by
Beth Mills through Jan. 27.
In Other Words 3734 SE Hawthorne B lv d . hosts
Six in One A Fuckm Dyke Art Show through Jan 30.
Featured artists include Amy Pedersen and Katrina
Humbert on canvas and clay Am ber Fox on paper.
Marie Fleischmann on scrap/glass and Nik
Arnold on wood.
Mark Woolley Gallery 120 NW Ninth Ave «210.
celebrates its anniversary with the exhibit W Years
One Foot After Another through Jan 31 An ever-
changing grid of 12 inch square gems by 180 different
artists are npe for the plucking Benefit performance for
p ear at 7 30 pm Jan 22 features queer dancers Mike
Barber and Gregg Bielemeier
piaar gallery 809 SW Alder S t . exhibits work by
Portlander Henk Pander through Jan 29 Six drawings
describe a progression from childhood wartime memo-
nes to a 1960s style insurgency.
Portland Art Museum 1219 SW Park Ave presents
crom Fra Angelico to Bonnard Masterpieces from the Rau
Collection, on view tor the first time tor U S audiences
Jan 24-Aug 22 Includes masterpieces by El Greco
Cezanne Monet Renoir, Cassatt and many more
Portland Institute of Contemporary Art
219 NW 12th Ave . exhibits work by four radical picture-
makers. each combining realistic facts witn troubling or
ootimistic fantasies, in Unforeseen Four Painted
’reactions throuqn ja n 24
Bump in the Road Theatre presents (Old Age
Am V No Place lor Sissies, based on interviews with
Portland seniors and their caregivers, including Old
Lesbians Organizing for Change Runs Jan 23 Feb 7 at
Concordia University's Fine Arts Center (8 pm Friday
Fresh from
Bat Boy, Wade
McCollum
takes to the
stage again in
the one-man
show To the
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and Saturday. 2 pm Sunday 2811 NE Holman St $10-
$12 from 503- 750-1439)
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Smger/dancer/performance goddess Amber Martin
(of House of Cunt) presents her Drammy-winnmg one-
woman show Hi' Jan. 16-31 at Conduit Dance Studio.
Features audience faves like persona Brenda Snell, ex
truck driver and Pompano Club lounge singer, and the
Rev Sister Tammy Cross (8 pm Fnday and Saturday
Next—A Rock
Cabaret
aboard the
Portland Spirit
918 SW Yamhill St #401 $10 $ I3 from TicketsWesI)
Portland Center Stage presents the North
Amencan premiere of Robert Alfoldi s provocative inter
pretation of William Shakespeare s The Merchant of
Venice Jan 13-Feb 1 at Newmark Theatre Gay and
Lesbian Audience Night is Jan 20 with a post-
show reception benefit for Cascade AIDS Proiect host
ed by Poison Waters (Call for times I I I I SW
Broadway $16 $51 l$60 benefitI from box office or
503-274-6588.)
ular adventure about selling your soul in the modem
world by Portland playwnght Joseph Fisher, through
Jan 17 (Call for times 2257 NW Raleigh St. $I0-$I8
from 503-232-7072 Jan 15 is 'pay what you can ')
Show committee and help us put on this fabulous
White Bird presents Portland's provocative, urban and
contemporary Oslund ♦ Co. Dance through Jan 10
at Portland State University s Lincoln Performance Hall
(8 pm 1620 SW Park Ave $12 $24 from
Ticketmaster)
The Gay & Lesbian Victory Foundation will hold a
The Portland Spirit presents cute-as-a-button Wade
McCollum IHedwtq and the Anqry Inch. Bat Boy) Jan 16.
23 and 30 m To the Next—A flock Cabaret ( I I pm
1:30 am. $16 from 503 224 3900 www portlandspmt com.1
Stark Raving Theatre collaborates with Theatre
Vertigo Acting Ensemble for Faust Us., a spectac
B U L L E T IN BOARD
Interested in using your creative energy with Deaf &
Heanng OUT Reach? Join our Queer Fashion
fund-raising event in the spnng1 For details, call
503-235-0840 (TTY/voice) or e mail
dhortldeafvision net (1/9)
Candidates and Campaigns Training Institute
Feb 5 8 in Tampa, Fla Comprehensive nonpartisan
training for present and future openly queer candidates,
campaign personnel and community leaders For infor
mation. call Lucy Bartlett at 202 842-7312 or apply
online at www victoryfoundation org (1/9)
The East Portland Cohousing Group is holding an
informational meeting on cohousing 3 30 pm Jan 17 at
Fnends Meeting House 4312 SE Stark St For more
information, call 503-948 8968 or visit www eastport-
landcohousing org (1/23)
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Lesbian-owned One with Heart martial arts and wellness
center, 4231 SE Hawthorne Blvd . offers free self-
defense classes for kids at 9 am Jan 17 and 31
Call 503-231-1999 to reserve a spot.
Applications for Peacock in the Park s Audria M.
Edwards Scholarship are now being accepted To
download an application, go to
www peacockmthepark com.
Bradley Anqle House announces its w inter volunteer
training Jan 24-Feb 23 Staff and volunteers provide
emergency shelter and food, information and referrals,
legal advocacy, peer support and community support
groups for women and children escaping domestic
violence For an application, call 503-282 9940 or visit
www bradleyangle org
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