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34 J * iS t O U t • aprii 2.2004 PHOTO BY SANDRA LEUNG getting fat. through Apnl 3 at Rose City Park Presbyterian Church (8 pm Friday and Saturday 4423 NE Sandy B M $16 from 503-288 5181.) Do Jump! Extremely Physical Theater presents the world premiere just out s published on the first and third Friday of ever/ month The deadline tor submissions is 14 days prior to publication out&idbout is a free community service o- 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 50 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 (in 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 feast a month prior to the expiration date Send listings to: just out (attn: Calendar) PO Box 14400 Portland. OR 97293-0400 Fax submissions to 5 0 3 -2 3 6 -1 2 5 7 or e-mail justout@ justout.com Submissions cannot be accepted over the phone. : Please type your announcements and include full contact information. ON V I E W Abbey Cafe 441 N Killmgsworth St., exhibits the painting series Tutti Fmtti by lesbian artist Sierra Lonepine Briano through April 30 diversity of Oregon s Adell McMillan Gallery 1222 E 13th Ave in Eugene presents Link, an installa tion exploring HIV/AIDS by gay artist Mike E. Walsh through April 30 Gay-owned Brian Marki Fine Art. 2236 NE Broadway, exhibits From Pianos to Pixels The Improvisational Art of Mark Garson, featunng computer-generated graphic art by the celebrated pianist for David Bowie, through April 30 Garson will compose real-time for pieces of his art dunng a reception at 7 and 9 pm Apnl 12. Diamond Tanita Gallery 1022A NW Johnson S t , combats seasonal affective disorder with Deeee-lightl. a group show of sculptural lighting curated and with work by queer artist Hilary Pfeifer through May 1 Eugene s Downtown Initiative for the Visual Arts 110 W Broadway, presents End o f the Line artists, with a closinq reception and artist talk 6-7 30 pn Apnl 29 Gav-owned Onde Arte Latina 2215 NE Alberta St presents three contemporary painters in The Venezuelan Connection Onofre Frias Beniamin Hierro, Kanm Marquez through Apnl 27 piear gallery 809 SW Alder St. presents the group show act like you get paid a million dollars through Apnl 29 Portland Art Museum 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, through Aug. 22. Also on display is The Faberge Menagene through May 9 Shift, 625 NW Everett St #101. presents One Piece at a Time: A Visual Tnbute to the Man in Black, featur ing work by Portland artists hononng the late Johnny Cash, through Apnl 30. SK Josefsberg Studio 403 NW 11th Ave , pre sents its final exhibition. Decade 1994-2004. with photographic work by queer artists A m e Svenson Ron van Dongen and many others through Apnl 10. Fragments o f the Material Age, a site-specific installa tion by gay artist M ike E. Walsh through May 29 Sylvie's Day Spa. 1706 NW Glisan St., presents Elizabeth Leach Gallery. 207 SW Pine St., presents Michael “Misha'' Kennedy through Apnl 30 through May 1 Oregon photographer Chnstopher Rausch enberg's Europe 2003 and New Mexico artist Tony Evankos series of digital prints, which code language in colorful bars that illustrate song titles such as "Over the Rainbow.’ ’ We re in the Money" and 'I Feel Pretty." Artist-owned cooperative Talisman Gallery, 1476 NE Alberta St.. opens the screen print series Winter Solstice Lanterns by Sue Allen and oil paintings by Juergen Eckstein through April 25. Urban Elements, a new painting senes by Portland artist of Entuciasmo1 A Show About Hope Apnl 16-18 at Newmark Theatre Lesbian founder Robin Lane and company, in collaboration with musical guests Los Uaneros and lesbian composer Joan Srymko lead an expedition through the creative process (8 pm Fnday and Saturday. 3 pm Sunday t i l l SW Broadway $20-$26 from 503-231-1232 box office or TicketsWest.) The Electric Company presents lesbian playwnght Phyllis Nagy s Disappeared, a thnller about a travel agent who goes missing in New York City. Apnl 9-May 8 (8 pm Thursday- Saturday 2512 SE Gladstone St $12 from www electricco org.) Flamenco Vivo! pulls together the best flamenco dancers on the West Coast for an April 3 evening of dance and music at Aladdin Theater. (8 pm 3017 SE Milwaukie Ave $15 $ 19 from box office or Ticketmaster) Miracle Theatre/Teatro Milagro presents Tmo Does Time, the story of a Chicano brother and sister grappling with fate, April 9-May 1. Post-show dis cussion with the playwright April 10. 16, 23 and 30 (7 3 0 pm Thursday. 8 pm Fnday and Saturday 525 SE Stark St $14-$17 from 503-236-7253.) Portland Center Stage oresents gay playwright Tennessee Williams Cat on a Hot Tin Roof through Apnl 4 at Newmark Theatre (8 pm plus 2 pm Saturday and Sunday 1111 SW Broadway $16-$51 from box office or 503-274 6 5 8 8) Portland Opera's Broadway in Portland presents the Tony Award winning musical Thoroughly Modem Millie Apnl 6-11 at Keller Auditonum. (Call for times. 222 SW Clay St $23-$63 from 503-241 1802 or Ticketmaster) Puppetry of the Penis returns its genital ongami to Aladdin Theater Apnl 6-11 (8 pm 3017 SE Milwaukie Ave. $35 from box office or Ticketmaster wwwpuppetryofthepeniscom.) White Bird presents Australian dance company Chunky Move in the U.S. premiere of Tense Dave April 8-10 at Portland State University's Uncoln Hall. The audience becomes a voyeur to seemingly pnvate moments on a revolving stage in this examination of what is happening when we re not looking (8 pm. 1620 SW Park Ave $ I2 $24 from 503-725-3307 or Ticketmaster.) Froelick Gallery 817 SW Second A v e , presents More Songs About Buildings and Food by queer sculp tor Paul Arensmeyer and etchings and monotypes by Rick Bartow through Apnl 28 In Other Words 3734 SE Hawthorne Blvd . exhibits queer artist Serena Davidson s photo senes Zeitgeist Summer A Sensuous View o f Our Spirit Apnl 12-30 Archival digital pnnts show women engag ing in spirituality and ceremonies like the Dyke March. Tart and beauty rituals Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center 5340 N Interstate A v e , presents Art on the Peninsula Living Routes and Roots, a group show of North Portland B U L L E T I N BOARD ON S T A G E Artists Repertory Theatre s The Drawer Boy star- nng Academy Award-winning actor William Hurt is extended through May 2 Two World War II veterans must face their secrets when a young actor enters their lives. (Call for times. 1516 SW Alder St $12-$40 from 503241-1278) BroadArts Theatre serves up a second helping of Fat & Sassy, the tasty musical about women of sub stance, fatphobia and who's getting rich off Amenca DykeS T2>Wâ(ch Ouf io p helping on the sidelines Practices are 6-8 pm Mondays and 6 30-8 30 pm Wednesdays at Delta Park East and 2-4 pm Saturdays on Mount Tabor South. For more info visit www avalancherugby.com. (4/16) The Portland Women's Crisis Line seeks volun teers to staff its 24-hour domestic violence hot line and to provide legal and sexual assault advocacy No expen- ence necessaiy. Call 503-232-4176 (4/16) Lost: 12 rainbow flags on bamboo sticks and one large Vancouver, Wash . Pride celebration Saturday in the Park is holding a T-shirt logo contest on the theme "Our Worid Is Your World: Freedom, Faith and Equality' for the annual event scheduled for July 10. Entries due Apnl 24 Vote on entries 4-6 pm April 25 at NorthBank Tavern, 106 W Sixth St.. Vancouver For more info or to help with planning the event, contact Louise at 360-750-8848 or visit groups.msn.com/SrTP2004. (4/16) Portland Avalanche Rugby Football Club is a new group for gay men interested in learning to play or flag with Love Makes a Family logo. Last seen at the Multnomah Building Please return to Love Makes a Family, PO Box 5163, Portland, OR 97208. 503-228-3892 (4/16) Do you want to quit smoking? Researchers at University of California are recruiting queer smokers to participate in an Internet-based smoking treatment program. For more information visit www iquit medschool ucsf.edu. (4/16) Calyx. A Journal o f Art and bterature by Women is accept ing unpublished submissions for the annual Lois by A lison Bech.dc] <?LAR|CE AfJP TbNI ARE GETTING AAARRIED, M0.1MIS IS a b o u t bSKIM PROTECTION, BUT "THEIR-WITNESSES ARE DlVIPEp. s /D K c y .m N o r Gay flamenco dancer Oscar Nieto joins the best dancers the West Coast has to offer for Flamenco Vivo! April 3 at the Aladdin ^ puRE/wsmc. D'yco I WHAT’S THE B to oeAL? M ARRY yoOR Cranston Poetry Prize through May 31. The winner receives $300 and publication For submission guidelines call 888-336-2665 or visit www proaxis.com/~calyx. (4/2) Deaf and Heanng OUT Reach will offer queer American Sign Language classes beginning in April. All levels plus a conversation group Call 503-235-0840 or e-mail dhor@deafvision net (4/2) Portland Community College will hold a three-part gay and lesbian relationship series beginning Apnl 17 at Zimmerman Community Center, 916 NW Lovejoy St. "Anger Management for Couples," “ The Priceless Emotional Bank Account" and "From Unconscious to Conscious Loving. ” $20 a class. For more info call 503-614-7308. (4/2) Joint Forces Dance Company offers D a nceA bility classes for people with or without disabilities beginning April 3 at Mount S cott Community Center. 5530 SE 72nd Ave $55-$90 for series. Contact Jody Ramey at 503-725-5664 or sdu@mail pdx edu (4/2 ) v / w v / . D y l ç e s ’T o W a / c i i O u / ï ' o r . c o i i i I w on ’ t BE- conrucir wrotTHE ENSHRINEMENT OF COUPLE POM AS A RJGHT you've SO ENSHRINED >toUR OWN OPPRESSION AS A PRIVILEGED CIVIC STATUS. 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