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and monotypes through Nov 27 at 120 NW Ninth Ave
from 360-992-2815.)
Belmont S t $12-$25 from 503-242-0080 )
M ount Hood Community College s Visual Arts
Center Gallery presents Faculty Show through Nov 24
at 26000 SE Stark St. Artists reception 1-2 30 pm
Nov 10
Co Ho Productions presents David Mamet s comedy
of manners about two Victorian "women of fashion"
who live together in a Boston Mamage through Dec 4
Just Out night is Nov 12 (8 pm Thursday-Saturday.
2 pm Sunday 2257 NW Raleigh S t $19-$21 from
503-220-COHO.)
Readers Theatre R epertory presents That ’s
AbsurdI featunng Rich Orloff 's "Playwntmg 101: The
Mixed media by Multnomah Arts Center instruc
tors will be on display through Dec i at 7653 SW
Capitol Highway Opening reception 6-7 pm Nov 5
outreach listings of up to 50 words are provided free of charge to
Gay-owned Onda Arte Latina 2215 NE Alberta St
celebrates Day of the Dead with photos by Susan
Lynch and paintings by Susan Trueblood Stuart and
Pamela Altree through Nov 16 and presents paintings
by Brazilian artist Marcio Melo Nov. 18-Dec 28
Opening reception 6-9 pm Nov 18
organizations and groups specifically serving the sexual minorities community
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The Oregon Jewish Museum highlights the best
and most unusual objects in its collection in Curator's
Choice'through Jan 2. 2005, at 310 NW Davis St.
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Gay-owned Alberta A rts Pavilion 2315 NE Alberta
St., presents gay artists Dean Allen Stdwell and Richard
Schemmerer through Nov. 30
Maryihurst University's The A rt Gym presents paint
ings. drawings and sculptures by 12 artists in Northwest
M atriarchs o f Modernism through Nov 20 at 17600
Pacific Highway
Gay-owned A rt Home Gallery 438 SE Sixth Ave
presents oil paintings by Bob Nadeau and J. Scott
Wilson and mixed-media monotypes by Efram Gonzalez
through Dec 10.
The final exhibit of The A rt Nucleus is a group show
in which all of the work has been created on Shnnky
Dink matenal Runs through Dec. 17 at 1905 NW 26th
Ave
Bellnki & DuPrey Gallery presents the group exhi
bition Arte Vivo A Festival o f Latin Amencan A rt and
Culture through Nov 10 at 1224 SW Broadway
Blackfish Gallery exhibits a retrospective of William
Dyas Garnett's oil paintings and drawings through
Nov 27 at 420 NW Ninth Ave
Froelick Gallery 817 SW Second Ave . presents
Gwen Davidson s Relative Values and Jeremy
Longstreet s New Paintings through Nov 27
Gallery 500 420 SW Washington St #500, presents
Saturation, Rio Wrenn s study of the rusting process,
and Recollection, an installation explonng the concept of
memory, through Nov 26
Genuine Imitation Gallery exhibits a group show
about preservation through Dec 31 at 328 NW
Broadway #116
Graystone Gallery presents its 20th annual Mask
Show through Nov 14 at 3279 SE Hawthorne Blvd
Guardino Gallery exhibits fiber art by June
Underwood and ceramic sculpture by Maria Wickwire
through Nov 21 at 2939 NE Alberta St.
Hall Gallery exhibits emerging Portland artists Dan
Gilsdorf. Christy Nyboer and Alexis Amann through
Nov 30 at 630 SE Third Ave. Opening reception
7-11 pm Nov 5
Haven 3551 SE Division St., presents queer photog
rapher Katy Cannatelli s Three: A Study o f Form through
Nov 30.
Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center. 5340 N
Gay-owned Brian Marfci Fine A rt 2236 NE
Broadway, exhibits From the Source: Recent Plan A ir
Paintings by S cott G ellatly through Nov 30 Artist
reception 6-9 pm Nov 5
Interstate Ave., presents Ann Johnston's quilt work in
Freehand: A rt Cloth through Nov 24 Artist talk 6 pm
Nov 24
Butters Gallery exhibits painter Rob Douglas' debut
Nov 30 at 2026 NE Alberta St.
Solo Show through Nov 27 at 520 NW Davis St
The Know exhibits photographs by Pasha through
tographs of young peace protesters in No Child Left
Unharmed through Nov 30 at 2633 SE 21 st Ave
Lawrence Gallery presents plates and prints by
Pablo Picasso inspired by Carmen Nov 12-Dec. 15 and
mother-daughter painters Susan and Jennifer Diehl
through Nov 21 at 903 NW Davis St.
Columbus Real Estate exhibits Portlander Ann
Lewis & Clark College s Ronna and Enc Hoffman
Ptoeger s large-format color photographs through
Dec. 21 at 1010 SE Water Ave
Gallery of Contemporary Art exhibits some of the great
photographers of all time, including gay artists Robert
Mapplethorpe and Duane Michals. in Photography
Past/Forward: Aperture at 50 through Dec 19 at
0615 SW Palatine Hill Road
Clinton Comer Cafe exhibits Naomi Pierce's pho
Elizabeth Leach Gallery exhibits Torch Song.
Melody Owen s works on paper explonng communica
tion, along with recent oil paintings by Stephen Hayes
and glass vessels by Deborah Horrell through Nov. 27
at 207 SW Pine St
Mark Woolley Gallery exhibits Tim Diggles' sculp
tures m Music Machines and Karen Esler’s oil paintings
Do Jump! Extremely Physical Theater presents
Do Jump fo r the Holidays Nov 20-Jan 2. 2005, at
Echo Theatre (Call fo r times 1515 SE 37th Ave $15-
$22 from 503-231-1232 or TicketsW est)
Gay-owned Paolo in the Pearl exhibits D Edward
Murray s compelling paintings in Structural Integration
Form and Function through Feb 2, 2005, at 1031 NW
11th Ave
PDX 604 NW 12th Ave . presents book art by Roberta
Lavadour and wool blankets by Mane Watt through
Nov 6 followed by painter Joe Macca s exploration of
subtle shifts of color and photographer Paige Saez s
election-related image of impending doom Nov 9-
Dec 4
Beast featuring the black comedies "The Final
Interrogation of Ceausescu's Dog" by Warren Leight
and “ The Author's Voice" by Richard Greenberg
Nov. 12 and 13 at Blackfish Gallery (8 pm 420 NW
Ninth Ave $8 from 503 295-4997 or
infoQreaderstheatrerep org.)
Insight Out Theatre Collective presents Cornered
West End Theater presents The Beams Are
in the Dark, a choreopoem about sexual assault combin
ing visceral spoken word with meditative movement
starring and wntten by lesbian Lenelle N Moise
through Nov 20 at Firehouse Theater (8 pm Thursday-
Saturday 1436 SW Montgomery S t $15 sliding scale
from 503-234-0973)
Creaking, starring gay actor Barney Stem as a German
theologian who became part of a plot to assassinate
Adolf Hitler, through Nov 6 (7.30 pm. 1220 SW Taylor
St. $10 from 503-228-7465)
2004 Fall Benefit Performance combining modem
dance, hors d'oeuvres and live music through Nov. 6 at
Conduit Studio (7 pm 918 SW Yamhill St. $ 15-$20
from TicketsW est )
Lakewood Theatre Company presents Vitnol and
Pacific Northwest College of Art s Philip Feldman
Gallery exhibits large-scale photographs by Robert and
Shana ParkeHarrison through Nov 24 at 1241 NW
Johnson St
Violets: Tales from the Algonquin Round Table through
Dec. 12 (Call fo r times. 368 S State St., Lake
Oswego $22-$24 from 503-635-3901 or
www. lakewood-center o rg )
Portland A rt Museum 1219 SW Park Ave , pre
sents Edward Weston A Photographer s Love o f Life
through Nov 28; Chnsto and Jeanne-Ciaude The Pont
Neuf Wrapped. Pans. 1975-85 and Selections from the
Ed Cauduro Collection (a sampling of 19 New York con
temporary artists from the 1960s to the 1990s) through
Jan 2, 2005. and Lucian Freud: Etchings from the UBS
A rt Collection through Jan. 23, 2005
Lewis & Clark College s Theatre Department pre
sents gay Spanish poet Federico García Lorca's Yerma.
a drama that follows one woman's struggle to find love
and fulfillment, Nov 5 and 6 and 11-13 at Fir Acres
Theatre (7.30 pm 0615 SW Palatine Hill Road $3-$8
from 503-768-7495.)
Portland Community College s North View Gallery
exhibits two- and three-dimensional fiber artworks
Nov 10-Dec. 10 at the Sylvania Campus, 12000 SW
49th Ave
Miracle Theatre/Teatro Milagro presents
Portland's annual Day of the Dead Celebration, a lively
bilingual show of dance, music and theater commemo
rating this colorful Mexican festival, through Nov 14
(8 pm Friday and Saturday. 2 pm Sunday 525 SE Stark
St $12-$15 from 503-236-7253.)
Print Arts Northwest exhibits linocuts, monotypes
Old Slocum House Theatre Company presents
and screenpnnts by Leslie Cheney-Parr and Sue Allen in
Wild + Tame through Nov 27 at 416 NW 12th Ave.
Artists reception 4-7 pm Nov 20
Sweeney Todd, a masterpiece of murderous barber-ism
and culinary cnme, through Nov. 14 (Call fo r times. 605
Esther St.. Vancouver. Wash $5-$8 from
360-696-2427.)
Random Order Coffeehouse exhibits Chns
Portland Center Stage oresents Nilo Cruz's
Bennett's photographs through Nov. 17 and Kim
Hamblin's mixed-media installation about structure
Nov 18-Dec 15 at 1800 NE Alberta St Opening recep
tion 5-9 pm Nov 18
Pulitzer-winning Anna in the Tropics Nov 9-28 at
Newmark Theatre. (Call for times 1111 SW Broadway
$ I5 $ 5 5 from 503-274 6588 )
Portland Opera presents Rossini’s forgotten master
piece The Journey to Reims Nov 6, 11 and 13 at Keller
Auditorium. (7 30 pm 222 SW Clay St. $ 35-$!27 from
503-24 1 -1802 o r Ticketmaster.)
Tribe of the Winds exhibits mixed-media art by Adu
Jahmal in When We Were Colored through Nov 30 at
2217 NE Alberta St.
Waterstone Gallery exhibits collages by Donna
Fountain in Sought and Found through Nov 28 at
424 NW 12th Ave
Portland State University s Department of Theater
Arts presents a new musical version of Anstophanes
comic farce Lysistrata. in which women declare. "No
peace, no sex!'' Nov 11 -20 at Lincoln Performance
Hall (Call fo r times. 1620 SW Park Ave $3 50-$9 from
503-725-3307)
O N S T A G E
Portland Story Theater debuts Love. Death &
Ashland's A rtA ttack Theater presents Tennessee
Williams Amencan classic The Glass Menagene
through Dec 6 (Call for times. 310 Oak St. $ I5 -$ I7
from 541-482-6505 or www ashlandtheater.com.)
Other Scary Stuff, a night of disturbing and eene tales,
through Nov 13 at CoHo Theater (10 30 pm Fnday and
Saturday 2257 NW Raleigh S t $5-$8 from
www portiandstorytheater com.)
Clark College presents A ll M y Sons. Arthur Miller's
compelling story of love, guilt and the corrupting power
of greed, through Nov 20 at Decker Theater (Call for
times 1800 E McLoughlm B lvd . Vancouver. Wash $8
Stereotypes and reality collide in the netherworld of
exotic dancing in Seers Network s Pure Gold Baby
through Nov 13 at Milk & Honey Community Studio
(8 pm Thursday-Saturday 2512 SE Gladstone St $25-
$30 from TicketsW est )
Hot Flashes returns to the Portland Metro Performing
Arts Center through Nov 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
fo r times 9933 SE Pir.e St $16-$20 from
503-775-8017. wwwhctflashesthem usicalcom or
TicketsW est.)
Kinetic Images Dance Company presents its
p:ear gallery exhibits Nicholas Walker s raw and
vivid paintings in Pattern through Nov 23 at 809 SW
Alder St.
Rooftop Lesson" and Harold Pinter's "The Dumb
Waiter" Nov 12 and 13 at Blackfish Gallery (8 pm
420 N W Ninth Ave $8 from 503-295-4997)
Profile Theatre Project launches its Terence
McNally season with The Stendhal Syndrome, which
consists of two one-act plays about the transformative
power of art, through Nov 14 (Call for times. 3430 SE
Readers Theatre Repertory presents Master.
White Bird presents an exhilarating program by the
world-acclaimed Doug Varone and Dancers on Nov 17
at Arlene Schmtzer Concert Hall (7 30 pm. 1037 SW
Broadway $19-$43 from box office o r Ticketmaster.)
B U L L E T I N
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PassinArt: A Theater Company seeks African
American and other artists of color for its March 2005
production of Flyin' W est by Pearl Cleage. Open audi
tions 10 am-2 pm Nov 20 at Interstate Firehouse
Cultural Center, 5340 N Interstate Ave If interested
call 503-231-5163 or e-mail passinart@yahoo com.
(11/19)
The University of Oregon Queer Film Festival
slated for Feb. 24-27. 2005. in Eugene, invites young
and old filmmakers to submit their work for its Short
Film Competition Entry forms, due Dec 1. are at
darkwing.uoregon edu/~qff. (11/19)
Oregon College o f A rt & Craft :s accepting appli
cations for its Artist-in-Residence Program.
Applications are at www ocac.edu (11/19)
National College of Naturopathic Medicine
presents a natural health symposium 5-8 pm Nov 6 at
049 SW Porter St Refreshments served To RSVP
contact Meredith McCauley at 503-552-1660 or
admissions@ncnm.edu (11/5)
Nonprofit organizations and commercial vendors inter
ested in participating in the Women Moving
Forward Conference Feb 5. 2005 at Clark
College must reserve a table by Nov 17 for a mention
in the brochure Contact J Allen-Bond at
360-992-2753 or jallen-bond@clark edu. (11/5)
The $7,500 Lowenstein Trust Award honors a sig
nificant contribution to assisting the poor and under
privileged in Portland Nomination forms, due Nov 15,
are at www lowensteintrust.org (11/5)
Say cheese. Fido! The Hambleton Project, which sup
ports lesbians with cancer and other life-threatening
conditions, will hold its annual Pet Photo
Fundraiser noon-4 pm Nov. 13 at Unleash Yourself
1211 NE Alberta St. Donation of $20 a print. For more
information or to volunteer, call 503-335-6591 or visit
www hambletonproject org. (11/5)
Scholarship applications are now available for
queers, allies and students from sexual minority fami
lies living in the Pacific Northwest The deadline is
Jan 14. 2005 For more information contact the
Greater Seattle Business Association at
www thegsba.org or Pride Foundation at
www pridefoundation org (11/5)
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