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Night In. Night Out. new velvet paintings by Portland
artist Arnold Pander, through Jan 31.
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Gay-owned Brian Mark! Fine Art. 2236 NE
Broadway, presents Range o l Vision, new paintings
by noted Portland artist Gordon Marshall through
Jan 31.
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Elizabeth Loach Gallery 207 SW Pine St pre
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sents Portland artist M K Guth's Warnors new video
and photographic work wherein Oz s Dorothy and the
Big Bad Wolf take on three female warnors. through
Jan 31.
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paintings by Elissa Knoper and ceramic sculpture by
Beth Mills through Jan 27
Hauser Memorial Library at Reed College.
3203 SE Woodstock B lv d . exhibits Big Eyed Street
Smarts, two installations by Portland queer artist
damali ayo Feb 1-March 14 A reception follows the
7 pm artist's talk March 3 in the Reed Student Union
Haven. 3551 SE Division St., exhibits photoqraphs
by Portland queer artist Verone Flood through
Jan 31
In Other Words 3734 SE Hawthorne Blvd hosts
Please type your announcements and include full contact information.
Six in One A Fuckm Dyke Art Show through Jan 30
Featured artists include Amy Pedersen and
The inventive Bump in the Road Theatre's
(Old Age Ain't) No Place for Sissies runs
through Feb. 7 at Concordia University
Katrina Humbart on canvas and clay Ambor Fox
on paper Maria Flaiachmann on scrap/glass and
Nih Arnold on wood
Mark Woollay Gallary 120 NW Ninth Ave »210.
celebrates its anniversary with the exhibit 10 Years
One Fool After Another through Jan. 31.
Mittlaman Jewish Community Cantor
6651 SW Capitol Highway, presents the poster exhib
it A Living Wall illustrating how the Danish people res
cued their Jewish population in October 1943,
Feb. 1 -24 Opening day includes a 4 pm reception fol
lowing the screening of The Power o f Conscience
The Danish Resistance and the Rescue o f the Jews.
p:ear gallary. 809 SW Alder St., exhibits work by
Portlander Henk Pander through Jan 29 Romanian
painter Felix Albus paintings open Feb 5 with a solo
iazz guitar performance by Cam Newton, whose latest
CD, Ipso Facto, inspired the gallery's February surre
al. fantastical theme
Portland Art Musaum 1219 SW Park Ave . pre
sents From Fra Angelico to Bonnard Masterpieces
from the Rau Collection, on view for the first time in
the United States. Jan 24 Aug. 22. Includes master
pieces bv El Greco. Cézanne. Monet. Renoir. Cassatt
and many more.
Portland Institute of Contemporary Art
219 NW 12th Ave exhibits work by four radical pic
lure makers, each combining realistic facts with trou
bling or optimistic fantasies, in Unforeseen Four
rdinteo Predictions
throuqn Jan. 24
SK J o s e fs b e r g Studio
403 NW 11th Ave .
exhit ts the work of
And -4 Kertesz one of
the " Oth century's most
serr lal photographers,
thro gh Feb 28
Arti t-owned cooperative
Talisman Gallery
Jan 24 (8 pm 1904 N W 27th Ave $10 from
503-224 0688 o r www brodytheater com.)
Bump in the Road Theatre presents (Old Age
Am t) No Place for 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
Fnday and Saturday. 2 pm Sunday 2811 NE Holman
St. $ 1 0 -$ I2 from 503-750-1439.)
Performance Works Northwest oremieres Big
Real, a new evening-length solo pertormance by chore
ographer Linda Austin Jan. 30-Feb. 15. (8 pm Fnday
Sunday 4625 SE 67th Ave. $7-$12 sliding scale from
503-777-1907 o r mto&performanceworksnw org.)
Portland Center Stage presents the North
Amencan premiere of Robert Alfoldi s provocative
interpretation of William Shakespeare s The Merchant
o f Venice through Feb. 1 at Newmark Theatre At
6:30 pm Jan 28 learn about the intricacies and
intngue of international cultural exchange with PCS
artistic producer before the show (Call for times
1111 S W Broadway $ I6 -$ 5 I from dox office or
503-274 6 5 8 8 )
Tho Portland Spirit presents cute-as-a-button
Wade McCollum (Hedwig and the Angry Inch. Bat
Boy) Jan. 23 and 30 in his new one-man-show To the
Next—A Rock Cabaret. ( I I pm-1 30 am. $16 from
5 03-224 3 9 0 0 )
triangle productions! presents Talking Heads.
three short plays by Alan Benfiett, tnrougn Feb. I at
Theater1 Theatre! (Call for times 3430 SE Belmont
St $ I7 - $ I9 from 503-239-5919 or TicketsWest.)
Whits Bird presents three works by the visceral
tumultuous Stephen Petronio Company one
night only Jan. 28 at Arlene Schmtzer Concert Hall
"City of Twist" features an original score by Laurie
Anderson; 'The island of Misfit Tovs" is set to the
music of Lou Reed: Petronio s nvetinq new solo
'Broken Man" closes the show 1 7 30 pm. 1037 SW
Broadway $18-$39 from box office or Ticketmaster)
1476 NE Alberta St., pre
sents a group show by its
members through Jan 25.
ON S T A G E
Smqer/dancer/perform-
ance goddess Amber
Martin (of House of Cunt)
resurrects her Drammy-
winmng one-woman show
HH through Jan 31 at
Conduit Dance Studio
(8 pm Fnday and Saturday
918 S W Yamhill S t *401
$10 $ 13 from
Tickets W e s t)
Artists Repertory
Theatre presents
Edward Albee s Tony
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em love and marriage. The
Goat, o r Who Is Sylvia?.
through Feb 22. (Call for
times 1515 S W Alder St
$ I5 $ 3 2 from
503 241 9807.)
The Brody Theater pre
sents the all-women impro-
visational showcase Girls1
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B U L L E T IN BOARD
The Rose City Softball Association has two
board positions available, open division secretary and
member at large For more information, e-mail
webmasted8portlandgaysoftball.com. (2/6)
Get involved in the planning of the Aug t Lane
County Pride during committee meetings from I to
3 pm every first Sunday in the Eugene Water &
Electric Board Community Room. 500 E Fourth Ave
( 2 / 6 )
Become a part of the democratic process! Join
100% Portland at an informational meeting 7 pm
Jan 29 at Central Library. 801 SW 10th Ave. (2/6)
Wnte Around Portland's spnng network of free cre
ative writing workshops begins the week of
Feb. 2 WRAP stnves to make communities more
inclusive and humane by empowenng low-income,
socially isolated individuals through wntmg. For more
information or to register, call 503-796-9224 or visit
www wntearound org (2/6)
Lesbian-owned One with Heart martial arts and well
ness center, 4231 SE Hawthorne Blvd . offers a free
solf-dofonso class for kids at 9 am Jan 31 Call
503-231 1999 to reserve a spot (1/23)
Applications for Peacock in the Park's Audria M.
Edwards Scholarship are now being accepted
To download an application, go to
www peacockinthepark com. (1/2 3 )
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