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70 National A rtists Follow Suit, a multimedia group show
in which each artist has contnbuted a unique interpreta
tion of a playing card, through March 26 First Thursday
Reception II is 6-10 pm March 4 Poker games to benefit
p ear 7-10 pm Feb 21 and 8-11 pm March 13.
Basil H allw ard G allary at Powell’s Books. 1005 W
Burnside St . presents Girls Gone Wild, a group show
of 25 women artists on love, sex and relationships,
through Feb 29
Gay-owned B rian M a rtil Fin« A rt. 2236 NE
Broadway, continues Range o f Vision, new paintings by
noted Portland artist Gordon Marshall, through Feb 29
Elizabeth Laach G allary 207 SW Pine S t. presents
a survey of prints by Fiobert Rauschenberg as part of the
citywide celebration o f the 50th anniversary of Merce
Cunningham Dance Company. Also on view through
Feb 28 are color field paintings by Gregg Renfrew
Guardino G allary. 2939 NE Alberta St., presents an
exhibit on the human form with drawings by Kathenne
Treffmger and sculpture by Carole Turner throuqh
March 23.
Lewis & Clark College's Hoffm an G allary of
Contam porary A rt. 0615 SW Palatine Hill Road,
exhibits Gerry Snyder's Far from Here, drawings and
paintings explonng Sodom and Gomorrah, drag queen
Pepper LaBeija and John Wayne, through March 14
Itianess 3016 NE KiHmgsworth St., exhibits Cuba.
photos by queer artist Paul Dahlquist. through Feb 25.
M ittlem an Jew ish C om m unity C antor 6651 SW
Capitol Highway, presents the poster exhibit 4 Living
Wall, illustrating how the Danish people rescued their
Jewish population in O ctober 1943. through Feb. 24
Gay owned Onda A rte Latina 2215 NE Alberta St.,
exhbits Guatemala: Its People. Places and Sacred
Grounds, photographs by Cheryle Easter, through Feb. 25.
piaar gallery. 809 SW Alder St., exhibits work by
Romanian painter Felix Afcus through Feb 27.
triangle productions! presents Circle. 10
A rtists Repertory Theatre presents
Edward Albees Tony winning dissection
vignettes on infidelity, bisexuality, cyber orgasms, lap
dances and more, through March 6 at Theater1
Theatre1 (Call for times 3430 SE Belmont St. $17-
$23 from 503 239-5919 or TicketsW est.)
of modem love and marnage. The Goat, or
Who Is Sylvia7, through Feb 22 (Call for
times. 1515 SW Alder St $ 15 $32 from
503-2419807)
W hite B ird presents Spam s pnze winning Ballet
Flamenco Eva Yertoabuena March 3 at Arlene
Portland Opera s Broadway in Portland
senes presents Rodgers and Hammerstem s
landmark musical Oklahoma1 through
Feb 22 at Keller Auditonum. (Call for times
222 SW Clay Ave $23 $63 from box office.
503 241-1802 or Ticketm aster)
Schmtzer Concert Hall (7 30 pm. 1037 SW
Broadway $18-$45 from box office or
Ticketm aster)
B U L L E T I N BOARD
The Brody Theater presents the all
improvised show SERVICE, about being on
both sides of the service industry, through
March 13 (8 pm Friday and Saturday
1904 NW 27th Ave $10 from
503224 0688 or www brodytheater com )
Shout-Out! seeks singers and dancers ages 18 and
older to promote diversity, leadership and teamwork
through the performing arts Amateurs welcome
503 848-2496 or www shoutoutinc org. (3/5)
The Northwest Women s Music Celebration s annu
al M usic and M otherlode is Apnl 30 May 2 at
YMCA Camp Collins just east of Gresham
Register now at 503-266-3148 or www motherlode-
music com (3/5 )
Connect the Dots Theatre Company
Please type your announcements and include full contact information
The A rt Nucleus 1905 NW 26th Ave . presents
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CoHo Productions presents Loot, a dark
comedy by the late queer master of satire
Joe O rton through March 6. (8 pm
Thursday Saturday. 2 pm Sunday 2257 NW
Raleigh St $18-$20 from 503-220-2646)
Fax submissions to 503-236-1257 or e-mail justout@ justout.com
ON V I E W
? an abandoned school. Feb 26-March 6 at Lincoln
High School Auditonum (8 pm. plus 4 pm March 6
% 1600 SW Salmon St. $7 $8 from 503-232 7072 )
Performing Arts Theatre (8 pm 4000 E
30th Ave $10$12 from 5 4 1 683-4368 or
www actorscabaret o rg )
Pacific Northwest College of Art s P hilip Feldman
G allery 1241 NW Johnson St., presents works by
Paul Kaiser Shelley Eshkar and Marc Downie through
Feb 28 as part of the citywide celebration of Merce
Cunningham Dance Company
Portland A rt Museum 1219 SW Park Ave presents
From Fra Angelico to Bonnard Masterpieces from the Rau
Collection, on view for the first time in the United States,
through Aug 22 Also on display is The Faberge
Menagerie, including those illustrious eggs, through May 9
The 2004 Read A rts Weak 3203 SE Woodstock Blvd.
brings together various artists on the theme of Interaction,
featunng Bill Shannon. The Modem Zoo. gay artist David
Eckard in his on-campus campsite and queer artist damali
ayo who will discuss her installation Big-Eyed Street
Smarts at 7 pm March 3 Events and exhibits run March 3-7
Visit web reed edu/raw for a complete schedule
Shogun's Gallary. 1111 NW 23rd Ave . presents
Shunga. an exhibit of erotic Chinese paintings and 100-
year-old Japanese wood blocks, through Feb 22
SK Josafsbarg S tudio 403 NW 11th Ave . exhibits
the work of André K e rté si. one of the 20th century's
most seminal photographers, through Feb 28
Beaverton s Southm instar Presbyterian Church
12250 SW Denney Road, presents its second annual
Celebration of Creativity art show and sale, featunng
work by queer artists R. Keaney Rathbun and
Richard Moody. March 4-7 First Look Gala is 7 9 pm
March 4 for $10 A rtists reception is 7-9 pm March 5.
A rtist owned cooperative Talisman Gallary, 1476 NE
Alberta St., presents mixed media paintings by Inanna
McGraw and Minam Badyrka Feb. 26-March 21.
W aterstone G allary 424 NW 12th A ve . presents a
group show, including queer pnntmaker and sculptor
R. Keaney Rathbun. through Feb 29
ON S T AGE
Actors Cabaret of Eugene presents The Laramie
Pro/ect Feb 27 and 28 at Lane Community College
Joint Forces Dance Company offers a series of
of Grants Pass presents The Laramie
Pro/ect at Rogue Community College
through Feb 22 and at Medford's Cratenan
Ginger Rogers Theater on Feb 25 (Grants
Pass 8 pm. 2 pm Sunday 3345 Redwood
Highway $10 $ 12 from Savannah Faire.
Service Dwgs o r Connect the Dots
M edford 8 pm 23 S Central Ave $8 $ 16
from box office or 541-779-3000)
D anceA bility im provisational dance class
es for people with and without disabilities starting
Feb. 21 at Portland State University and to be
repeated in April at Mount Scott Community
College. Call Jody at 503-725-5664 or e-mail
sdu@mail pdx edu. (3 /5 )
Portland's monthly open mike-style video screening,
B roadcast celebrates its fourth anniversary 7 pin
March 4 at Newspace, 1632 SE 10th Ave. Bnng
your own video or come to vote on the best For
more info e-mail peter@mythmedia.org or visit
www mythmedia.org. (2/20)
Dance Theatre o f Oregon presents
Gems o f the Valley, an evening of dance
and music by Willamette Valley artists.
March 4 and 6 at Soreng Theater in
Eugene's Hult Center (7 30 pm. I Eugene
Center $ I4 $ 2 0 from box office.
5 4 1 -682-5000 or www hultcenter o rg )
If you want to help with this year's C apitol Pride
in Salem, contact Alex at 503-931-3191 or
a62shadow@aol.com. (3/5 )
The Edge contemporary dance company
To help plan Vancouver's Pnde celebration. Saturday
in the Park meet 4 pm March 7 at the NorthBank.
106 W Sixth St.. Vancouver. Wash For more info con
tact Louise at 360-750 8848. (3/5)
presents 10 Years on the Edge Feb 20 at
the Soreng Theater m Eugene's Hult Center
(7 30 pm I Eugene Center $1250 from box
office. 541 682 5000 or
www hultcenter org.)
K inkFest 2004 will be held March 26-28 at the
Portland Aiqoort Holiday Inn with featured guests
Midon, Frank Strona. Patrick Califia and more.
Registration applications are now available at
www pdxleatheralliance org. (3/5 )
Hot Flashes returns to the Portland Metro
Performing Arts Center through March 6
Local gay thespian Rick Lewis directs the
hit comedy, which follows the career of a
five woman band from their 40s to their 70s
(Call for times 9933 SE Pine St $16-$20
from 503-775 8017. www hotflashesthemu-
steal com o r TicketsWest )
Intersex Initiative will hold a Speakers Bureau
and A c tiv is t Training March 27 at Portland
Miracle Theatre presents the world pre
rmere of Yemayas Belly, a surrealistic commg-of-age story
featunng the Yoruba goddess of the seas, through Feb 28.
(730 pm Thursday. 8 pm Friday and Saturday 525 SE
Stark St $I4-$17 from 503236-7253 or
rachel&milagroorg)
Oregon B allet Theatre presents a celebration of
Russian music and dance dunng White Nights Feb 28-
March 6 at Keller Auditonum Includes world premieres
of Yun Possokhov's "Firebird" and Chnstopher
StoweH's "Adm" as well as George Balanchine's
"Serenade " (7 3 0 pm. 2 pm Sunday 222 SW Clay St
$ 10-$85 from box office or 503 222 5538 )
State University for those interested in raising
awareness o f intersex expenences To register, visit
www ipdx.org, e-mail mfo@ipdx.org or call
503 288 3191 (3 /5 )
and 29. featunng a dazzling array o f Portland and
S eattle perform ers. (8 pm 4625 SE 67th Ave
$ 8 -$ l2 sliding scale from 503-777-1907 or
m fo&perform anceworksnw. o rg )
Portland Center Stage presents 36 Views by Naorm
lizuka through Feb 29 at Newmark Theatre Art and artifice,
(lesbian) love and desire, and a courtesan s erotic diary all
get tangled up in this tale of deceit in the Asian art maiket
Directed by gay playwright Chay Yew Jom m a Q & A
with the cast Feb 24 or 26 (C al for times t i l l SW
Broadway $l6-$51 from box office or 503-274 6588 )
S tark Raving Theatre teams up with Lincoln High
Performance Works N orthw est presents
another edition o f Cabaret Bons & Natasha Feb 28
School students to present w nter/director M atthew B
Zrebskis Ablate, an eerie tale of teen agers trapped m
D y k c S T fc V & fc JlO u fib r by Alison Bedslel
MENTOR
Lesbian owned One with Heart martial arts and w ell
ness center offers a free self-defense class fo r
kid s 9 am Feb 28. March 6 and March 20 at
4231 SE Hawthorne Blvd Call 503-231-1999 to
reserve a spot (3 /5 )
The P ortland Women's C risis Line seeks volun
teers to staff its 24-hour domestic violence hot line and
provide legal and sexual assault advocacy. No experi
ence necessary Call 503-232 4176 (2/20)
Researchers at University of Memphis seek lesbian, bi
and trans women for a survey on same-sea
relationships and gender expression V isit
www psychdata n e t/use rs/4 2 1 Bsurvey asp (2/20)
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