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ON VIEW
Abbey Cafe exhibits abstract digital photographs by
Portlander Patricia Heimerl Dec 1-31 at 441 N
Killingsworth St. Artist reception with live music
6-8 pm Dec 2.
Gay-owned Alberta Arts Pavilion 2315 NE
Alberta St., presents gay artists Dean Allen Sidwell
and Richard Schemmerer through Nov 30.
Amore Salon and Spa exhibits paintings and
photographs by Linda Gill through Dec 31 at 945 NW
Lovejoy St. Artist reception 5-10 pm Dec. 2.
Marylhurst University's The Art 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 Art Home Gallery 438 SE Sixth A v e ,
presents oil paintings by Bob Nadeau and J. Scott
Wilson and mixed-media monotypes by Efram
Gonzalez through Dec 10.
The Art Institute of Portland showcases unique
featuring Lillian Pitt and John Potter Dec 2-31 at
1524 NW 23rd Ave
Gay-owned Brian Marki Fine Art 2236 NE
Broadway, exhibits From the Source: Recent Plem A ir
Paintings by S cott G ellatly through Nov 30 and painter
Jason Bradbury's M 3304— M icroscopic to Telescopic
Dec. 1 -31. Artist reception 6-9 pm Dec 3.
Butters Gallery exhibits painter Rob Douglas' debut
Solo Show through Nov 27 at 520 NW Davis St
Clinton Corner Cafe exhibits Naomi Pierce s
photographs of young peace protesters in No Child
Left Unharmed through Nov 30 at 2633 SE 21st Ave
Columbus Real Estate exhibits Portlander Ann
Ploeger's large-format color photographs through
Dec 21 at 1010 SE Water Ave
Elizabeth Leach Gallery exhibits Torch Song.
Melody Owen's works on paper exploring
communication, along with recent oil paintings by
Stephen Hayes and glass vessels by Deborah Horrell
through Nov. 27 at 207 SW Pine St.
and limited-edition toys in SubCultures: The A rt o f the
Action Figure Dec. 2-Jan. 31, 2005, at 1122 NW
Davis St.
Froelick Gallery 817 SW Second Ave., presents
Gwen Davidson's Relative Values and Jeremy
Longstreet's New Paintings through Nov 27.
The final exhibit of The Art Nucleus is a group
show in which all of the work has been created on
Shnnky Dink material Runs through Dec 17 at
1905 NW 26th Ave
Gallery 500 420 SW Washington St #500.
Belinki A DuPrey Gallery collaborates with
Gallery 500 to showcase Pop Art explonng the
interdependence of consumption, the media, govern
ment and morality in American society today in SinTax
Nov. 22-Dec 28 at 1224 SW Broadway Opening
festivities featuring electronic musical environments by
Elevody 5-9 pm Dec. 2.
Blackfish Gallery exhibits a retrospective of
William Dyas Garnett's oil paintings and drawings
through Nov 27 followed by paintings and mixed
media by Barbara Black and Angela Passalacqua
Nov 30-Dec. 31 at 420 NW Ninth Ave
Bonnie Kahn's Wild West Gallery exhibits Lewis
and Clark Two Views Through Native Amencan Eyes
presents Saturation. Rio Wrenn's study of the rusting
process, and Recollection, an installation exploring
the concept of memory, through Nov. 26. Next up is
SinTax— a collaboration with Belinki & DuPrey Gallery
showcasing Pop Art that explores the interdependence
of consumption, the media, government and morality
in Amencan society today— Dec. 2-30. Opening
festivities featuring music, entertainment and naughty
niceties 6-11 pm Dec. 2.
Genuine Imitation Gallery exhibits a group show
about preservation through Dec 31 at 328 NW
Broadway #116.
Guardino Gallery exhibits fiber art by June
Underwood and ceramic sculpture by Maria Wickwire
through Nov 21 followed by Little Things 4 in which
23 artists (including lesbian Mar Goman) were
given the challenge of making artwork that would fit
within a 7-mch cube, Nov 26-Dec 28 at 2939 NE
Alberta St Opening reception 6-9 pm Nov 26
Wild + Tame through Nov 27 at 416 NW 12th Ave
Artists reception 4-7 pm Nov 20.
Hall Gallery exhibits emerging Portland artists Dan
Gilsdorf Chnsty Nyboer and Alexis Amann through
Nov 30 at 630 SE Third Ave
Pulliam Deffendaugh Gallery exhibits color
intaglio pnnts by Y uji Hiratsuka and paintings by Richard
Hoyen Nov 30-Dec 30 at 522 NW 12th Ave
Haven 3551 SE Division St presents queer
photographer Katy Cannatelli s Three: A Study o f Form
through Nov 30
Random Order Coffeehouse exhibits Kim
Hamblin s mixed media installation about structure
through Dec 15 at 1800 NE Alberta St
Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center 5340 N
Starbucks exhibits art by Linda Gill through Nov 30
Interstate Ave presents Ann Johnston's quilt work in
Freehand A rt Cloth through Nov 24 Artist talk 6 pm
Nov 24
at 6080 SW Macadam Ave Meet the artist and enjoy
pastries 2-4 pm Nov 27
Nov 30 at 2026 NE Alberta St
Tribe of the Winds exhibits mixed media art by Adu
Jahmal in When We Were Colored through Nov 30 at
2217 NE Alberta St.
Lawrence Gallery presents plates and prints by
Waterstone Gallery exhibits collages by Donna
Pablo Picasso inspired by Carmen through Dec 15 and
mother-daughter painters Susan and Jennifer Diehl
through Nov. 21 at 903 NW Davis St
Fountain in Sought and Found through Nov. 28 at
424 NW 12th Ave
The Know exhibits photographs by Pasha through
Lewis A Clark College s Ronna and Eric Hoffman
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
Mark Woolley Gallery exhibits Tim Diggles sculp
tures in Music Machines and Karen Ester's oil paintings
and monotypes through Nov. 27 at 120 NW Ninth Ave
Mount Hood Community College s Visual Arts
Center Gallery presents Faculty Show through Nov. 24
at 26000 SE Stark St
Mixed media by Multnomah Arts Center nstruc
tors will be on display through Dec. 1 at 7688 SW
Capitol Highway
Gay-owned Onda Arte Latina 2215 NE Alberta S t .
presents paintings by Brazilian artist Marcio Melo
through Dec. 28
Oregon Jewish Museum highlights the best and
most unusual objects in its collection in Curator's
Choice1 through Jan 2. 2005, at 310 NW Davis St.
Gay-owned Paolo in the Peart exhibits D Edward
Murray's compelling paintings in Structural Integration
Form and Function through Feb. 2, 2005. at 1031 NW
11th Ave
ONSTAGE
Ashland s ArtAttack Theater presents Tennessee
Williams' American classic The Glass Menagerie
through Dec 13 (Call fo r times. 310 Oak S t $15-$17
from 541-482-6505 o r www ashlandtheatercom .)
Ashland s ArtAttack Theater presents staged read
ings of For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls, gay play
wright Chnstopher Durang's parody of The Glass
Menagene. Nov 21 and Dec. 5 (8 pm 310 Oak St
$10 from 541-482-6505 o r www ashlandtheater.com.)
Artists Repertory Theatre rings in the holidays
with the West Coast premiere of M rs Bob Cratchit 's
Wild Chnstmas Binge wntten by gay satinst Christopher
Durang and directed by Jon Kretzu through Dec 26.
(Call fo r times. 1516 SW A lder St. $ !5 -$ 3 5 from
503-241-1278)
G ifts o f the Magi, a holiday musical drawing from two
short stories by O. Henry, Dec. 3-12 at the Tualatin High
School auditorium. (8 pm Friday and Saturday , 2 pm
Sunday 22300 SW Boones Ferry Road $12 $ 19 from
503-620-5262 o r www.broadwayrose.com )
Macca's exploration of subtle shifts of color and photog
rapher Paige Saez s image of impending political doom
through Dec 4
p:ear gallery exhibits Nicholas Walker's raw and vivid
paintings in Pattern through Nov. 23 followed by Rachel
Denny's combination of organic matenals. photos and
prints in Small Histones Dec 2-Jan. 28. 2005, at
809 SW Alder St.
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 McLoughlin Bfvd., Vancouver. Wash. $8
from 36099 2 2 8 1 5 .)
Pacific Northwest College of Art s Philip Feldman
Gallery exhibits large-scale photographs by Robert and
CoHo Productions presents David Mamet's comedy
of manners about two Victorian "women of fashion"
who live together in a Boston Mamage through Dec 4
(8 pm Thursday-Saturday. 2 pm Sunday 2257 NW
Raleigh S t $19-$21 from 503-220-COHO )
Shana ParkeHamson through Nov 24 at 1241 NW
Johnson St.
Photographic Image Gallery exhibits rarely seen
images of the Fab Four in The A rt o f the Beatles
through Dec. 30 along with fine art by Chnstopher
Burkett, Phil Borges and William Neill and Bob Dylan
in the '60s Dec. 2-30 at 79 SW Oak St.
Portland Art Museum 1219 SW Park Ave ,
presents Edward Weston A Photographer's Love o f
Life through Nov 28; C hristo and Jeanne Claude- The
Pont Neuf Wrapped. Paris. 1975-85 and Selections
from the Ed Cauduro Collection (a sampling of 19 New
York contemporary 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
Portland Community College s North View Gallery
exhibits two- and three-dimensional fiber artworks
through Dec 10 at the Syfvama Campus. 12000 SW
49th Ave
Print Arts Northwest exhibits linocuts. monotypes
and screenprints by Leslie Cheney-Parr and Sue Allen in
Do Jump! Extremely Physical Theater presents
Do Jump fo r the Holidays Nov 20-Jan. 2, 2005, at
Echo Theatre (Call f a times 1515 SE 37th Ave $15
$22 from 503-231-1232 or TicketsW est.)
Hitchhiking rabbits, metamorphosing caterpillars, insom
niac hippos, guilty raccoons and dysfunctional ducks fill
the collection of oddities in Imago Theatre s latest
version of Biglittlethm gs Dec 4-Jan. 2, 2005. (Call for
times 17 SE Eighth Ave $14 $24 from 503-231-9581
o r TicketsW est.)
Insight Out Theatre Collective presents Cornered
in the Dark, a choreopoem about sexual assault
combining visceral spoken word with meditative
movement stamng and wntten by lesbian Lenelle N
Moise. through Nov. 20 at Firehouse Theater (8 and
10 30 pm 1436 SW M ontgom ery St. $10-$15 from
503-234-0973.)
Lakewood Theatre Company presents Vitnol and
Violets: Tales from the Algonquin Round Table through
Dec. 12 (Call fo r times 368 S State St . Lake
D y k e S '32>‘W â<cJlO vttÎoT’ by Alison SecWel
w .Dy Re sToV/a fc-h O u f f or.co m
Northwest Children's Theater and School
presents Narnia. a musical based on The Lion, the
Witch and the Wardrobe. Dec. 3-31. (Call for times
1819 NW Everett S t $8-$12 from 503-222-4480 or
www nwcts org.)
Portland Center Stage presents Nilo Cruz's
Pulitzer winning Anna in the Tropics through Nov 28 at
Newmark Theatre (Call fo r times, t i l l SW Broadway
$15-$55 from 503-274 6588 )
Portland Civic Theatre Guild s First Tuesday
Readers Theatre presents N Richard Nash's American
romance The Rainmaker Dec 7 at The Old Church.
(10 30 am 1422 S W 11th Ave. $5.)
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!" through Nov 20 at Lincoln
Performance Hall. (Call fo r times 1620 SW Park Ave
$3 50-$9 from 503-725-3307)
Theatre Vertigo presents A Bnght Room Called Day.
gay Pulitzer winner Tony Kushner's powerful portrayal of
artists and political activists struggling to preserve
themselves in 1930s Berlin as the Weimar Republic
surrenders to the seduction of fascism. Nov. 26-Jan 1.
2005. at Theater Theatre (8 pm Thursday-Saturday.
7 pm Sunday. 3430 SE Belmont St. $15 from
,
www theatreverbgo. org.)
Triangle Productions presents the hilarious spoof
Pageant featuring Kevin Cook (aka Poison Waters) as a
tap-dancing Miss Texas and Pepe (of the Bottle
Blondes) as a roller-skating Miss Industrial Northeast
Nov 26-Dec 23 at Theater Theatre. (7:30 pm
Thursday. 8 pm Fnday and Saturday. 5 pm Sunday
3430 SE Belmont S t $17 $23 from 503-239-5919 or
TicketsW est.)
Broadway Rose Theatre Company presents The
Queer wnter/arranger Rick Lewis, director Mat
Genuser, musical director Jenn Bureleton and actor
Jason Gilliland invite you to Have a Nice Day . The '70s
Musical FlashbackI through Nov. 21 at the
Chemeketa Community College auditonum in
Salem. (7:30 pm 4000 Lancaster Drive NE. $20.)
POX 604 NW 12th Ave . presents painter Joe
Oswego. $22 $24 from 503-635-3901 or
www lakewood-center org.)
BULLETIN BOARD
Bisexual, bi-cunous and gay adult men will convene in
Las Vegas for Bi Men Getaway Weekend
March 31-April 4, 2005. Register for $35 at
www bimen org. (12/3)
Joining 1,600 other animal shelters across the nation,
the Columbia Humane Society is participating in
the “ Home 4 the Holidays" pet adoption campaign at
2084 Oregon St in St. Helens. Its goal is to adopt out
every animal that came in before Nov 8 to loving
homes by Jan. 2. 2005 An Adopt-A-Thon will be held
10 am-4 pm Dec. 4 and 11 am-4 pm Dec. 5 at
Hi-School Pharmacy. 155 S Columbia River Highway.
(12/3)
The Northwest Women's Directory is accepting
submissions for the Portrait of a Woman Art
Show & Contest which will be held Jan. 15-Feb 24,
2005, at Sixth Street Gallery, 105 W Sixth St. in
Vancouver, Wash. Entry forms, due Dec 26, are at
www nwwomensdirectory com. For more information
call Michele M Larsen at 360-750-1622. (12/3)
The National Gay Pilots Association offers
scholarships for queers and allies who are working
toward an aviation career Applications, due Dec 1.
are at www.ngpa.org. (11/19)
Oregon College of Art A Craft is accepting
applications for its Artist-in-Residence Program Visit
www.ocac edu. (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)
PassinArt: A Theater Company seeks Afncan
Amencan 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
503-321-5163 or e-mail passmart@yahoo com (11/19)