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p:ear gallery 809 SW Alder St. opens The Art of
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Transportation, a whimsical exhibit by Portland artist
Brent Wear and p ear youth, with a reception July 1.
Gay-owned Aalto Lounge 3356 SE Belmont St. pre
sents Enn Frost s Photographs. a senes of black and
wmte self-portraits that erases the distinction between
artist and model, through June 30
Artist-owned cooperative Talisman Gallery 1476 NE
Alberta St , presents Dan Bronson s monochrome and
infrared photographic images along with paintings by
Rama Imig, June 24-July 25
ArtCentric 700 SW Madison Ave in Corvallis, pre
sents Around Oregon Annual through July 2. This year s
<vx mbit ion was |uried by Portland gallery owner Mark
Woolley and includes mixed-media work by gay Eugene
artist Mike Walsh
The Barnes t Noble Art Wall 1720 N Jantzen
Beach, displays paintings, needlework, photography and
more by resident employees, including queer artists
Rob Pilbin and Page Jordan through June 30
Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center 5340 N
Interstate Ave . presents Two Artists, Two Cultures,
One Loire an exhibit of individual and collaborative
works by husband-and-wife team Baba Wague Diakite
and Ronna Neuenschwander. and Robert Jefferson s
drawings and watercolors hononng Native Amencans.
through June 24 Artists talk and film short 6-7 30 pm
June 24
presents through June 26 recent paintings and pho
tographs by HIV-positive artist Rebecca Guberman-
Bloom director of the award-winning documentary
Stood Lines Also on exhibit is Circle o f Least
Confusion photography by Carol Yarrow
Gay-owned Onde Arte Latina. 2215 NE Alberta St.,
presents Arte del Pueblo a collection of traditional
Argentinean filete art by Remedios Rapoport. through
June 22 Opening June 24 with a 6-9 pm reception is
the cotorful O ps y Manos (Eyes and Hands) painting
ana collage by Mauncio Robalino
Optic Nerve A rt 1829 NE Alberta St #11. pre
sents This Is Me. an inspinng exhibit by 6-year-old
artist and leukemia patient McKensi Rain Payne,
through June 21
ON STAGE
Ashland s Art attack Theater presents The Tale of
the Allergist s Wife through July 12 The Broadway hit
by gay drag queen Charles Busch (Die Mommie
Die) follows a New York City socialite through vanous
adventures on her tnp toward a nervous breakdown
(Call for times 310 Oak St. $15-$17 from
541-482-6505 or www artattacktheater.com.)
C elebrated
Portland
artist and
film m aker
Rebecca
Guberman-
Bloom shows
recent w ork
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Artists Repertory Theatre presents The New
The Know 2026 NE Alberta St exhibits photographs
by queer artist Serena Davidson through June 22
Mark Woolley Gallery. 120 NW Ninth Ave 4210.
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House, Portland playwright Joseph Fisher s adaptation
of the 1761 commedia dell'arte classic La Casa Nova,
throuqh June 27 A lesbian couple watch the construc
tion and subsequent deconstruction of their neighbors
and their overblown abode (Call for times 1516 SW
Alder St $15-$32 from 503-241-1278 )
Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center presents
The Brody Theater presents Starhole 3060. a radio
play turned performance in which spaceship Nexus
Capt Daphne Hunter and crew take on the Evil Lord
Varkon. through June 26. (8 pm Fnday and Saturday
1904 NW 27th Ave. $10 from 503-224-0688 or
www brodytheater co m )
The Tales o f Canterbury by Ensemble Loupan through
June 27 Five tales, eight actors. 33 masks (Call for
times 5340 N Interstate Ave 503-248-0557)
furry and fabulous Cabaret Bons A Natasha June 26
and 27 (8 pm 4625 SE 67th Ave $8-$12 sliding scale
from 503-777-1907.)
Lesbian performance artist Rhea Shapiro presents
one woman s transformative life tourney through
activism and spirituality in Rattle: Dreams and
Scenes. Rants and Prayers, through June 19 at
Disjfecta (8 pm. 116 NE Russell St $12 from
503-222 4 4 7 8 )
Confessions of a Mormon Boy a one-man show
by gay actor and excommunicated Mormon Stephen
Fales is held over by popular demand June 25 and 26
at Hollywood Theatre before heading to New York s
prestigious Fnnge Festival. (73 0 pm plus 2 pm
Saturday 4122 NE Sandy Blvd $15 from box office.
Gai-Pied o r www ticketweb com.)
triangle productions! presents 10 Naked Men a
fast-paced, raunchy comedy about hustling in
Hollywood, through June 26 at Theater1 Theatre1 (8 pm
by Alison
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The Rose City Gay Freedom Band seeks a new
conductor The volunteer position requires rehearsing
the 40-piece concert band Sunday evenings, conducting
three concerts a season and serving on the perform
ance committee Send résumé to Todd Beck, General
Manager. Rose City Gay Freedom Band, P0 Box 1082,
Portland OR 97207 (7/2)
The Northwest Film Center is calling for entries for
the 31st Northwest Film t Video Festival n
November Entry forms are available at the Northwest
Film Center office 1139 S W 11th Ave : the Guild
Theatre 879 S W Ninth Ave and www nwfilm org
Submissions due July 31. (7/2)
The nonprofit International Summer Stays is seeking
host families for Asian and European students who
will be in Portland for a few weeks this summer Choose
age. gender, nationality and dates that best fit your fami
ly. Call 503-274-1776 e-mail euro@summerstays org or
visit www summerstays org. (7/2)
Blackout Leather Productions is accepting nomina
tions for the 2004 Rose and Thorn Awards
given to individuals and organizations who have shown
leadership and service in the leather community
Categories include Leather Man Leather Woman
Nonprofit Organization Community Service and
Business Nomination deadline is July 1 For more info
e mail mfo@blackoutleather org. (6/18)
Deaf & Heanng OUT Reach will offer queer American
Sign Language classes beginning the first week of
July All levels plus a conversation group. Call
503-235-0840 or e-mail queerasl@yahoo.com (6/18)
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Seattle performer Troy Mink bnngs his signature
variety/improv show Carlotta s Late Nite Wing Ding to
Coho Theater through June 19 (1 0 3 0 pm. 2257 NW
Raleigh St $10 from 206-325-6500 )
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