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Form and Function through Feb 2. 2005. at 1031 NW
11 th Ave
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PDX presents Toys and Totems sculptures and
stitchenes of animals by Elizabeth Knight, Dec 7-31 at
604 NW 12th Ave Also on display is the PDX Window
Project which features holiday art by Portland artists
outtkabout is a free community service of just
piear gallery exhibits Rachel Denny s combination of
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intaglio prints by Yu|i Hiratsuka and paintings by Richard
Hoyen through Dec 30 at 522 NW 12th Ave
Elizabeth Leach G allery exhibits paintings by Willy
Heeks. whose organic abstractions nearly |ump off the
canvass, and Jessyca Burke s latest sculptural works
using steel, silk and human hair, at 207 SW Pine St
G allery 500 420 SW Washington St *500. presents
SmTax— a collaboration with Belinki & DuPrey Gallery
showcasing Pop Art that explores the interdependence
of consumption, the media, government and morality in
American society today— through Dec 30
Am ore Salon and Spa exhibits paintings and pho
tographs by Linda Gill through Dec 31 at 945 NW
lo v e ly St
Gay owned A rt Home G allery 438 SE Sixth Ave ,
presents oil paintings by Bob Nadeau and J Scott
Wilson and mixed media monotypes by Efram Connate*
through Dec 10 Followed by Nadeau s silkscreens
through Jan 14. 2005
P ortland A rt Museum 1219 SW Park Ave . pre
sents Childe Hassam Impressionist in the West
Dec 11 -March 6. 2005. selections from The
Enchantment o f the A rtist 's Book through July 10.
2005. Chnsto and Jeanne Claude 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
Pulliam Deffendaugh Gallery exhibits color
Please type your announcements and include full contact information.
Abb«y Cafe exhibits abstract digital photographs by
Portlander Patricia Heimerl through Dec 31 at 441 N
Killmgsworth St
Photographic Image Gallery exhibits photographs
of indigenous ano tribal cultures from around the world
by Phil Borges, along with fine art by Chnstopher
Burkett and William Neill Also on display is Bob Dylan in
the 60s and rarely seen images of the Fab Four in The
A rt o f the Beatles Through Dec 30 at 79 SW Oak St
P ortland C om m unity College s North View Gallery
exhibits two and three dimensional fiber artworks
through Dec 10 at the Syfvania Campus. 12000 SW
49th Ave
Fax submissions to 503-236-1257 or e-mail justout@ justout.com
ON V I E W
organic materials photos and prints in Small Histories
through Jan 28 2005 at 809 SW Alder St
Genuine Im itation G allery exhibits a group show
about preservation through Dec 31 at 328 NW
Broadway #116
Random O rder Coffeehouse exhibits Kim
Hamblin s mixed media installation about structure
through Dec 15 at 1800 NE Alberta St
3 Friends Coffeehouse hosts the Sissyboy Art
Exhibition and Silent Auction at 201 SE 12th Ave Art is
on display through Dec 31 The silent auction ends
Dec. 21 with a public auction of Sissyboy memorabilia
and more
W aterstone G allery exhibits vibrant watercolor and
mixed media abstracts by Eileen Cotter Howell at
424 NW 12th Ave
G uardino G allery exhibits Little Things 4. in which 23
adists (including lesbian Mar Goman) were given the
challenge of making artwork that would fit within a
7 inch cube, through Dec 28 at 2939 NE Alberta St
The A rt Institute o f P ortland showcases unique and
limited edition toys in SubCultures The A rt o l the Action
Figure through Jan 3T. 2005. at 1122 NW Davis St
Law rence G allery i(resents plates and pnnts by
The final exhibit of The A rt Nucleus >s 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
Pablo Picasso inspired by Carmen through Dec 15 at
903 NW Davis St
Lew is & C lark C ollege 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
B elinki t DuPrey G allery collaborates with
C a lle r/500 to showcase Pop Art exploring the mterde
pendence of consumption, the media, government and
morality in American society today in Sm Tax through
Dec 28 at 1224 SW Broadway
B la ckfish G allery exhibits paintings and mixed media
by Barbara Black and Angela Passalacqua through
Dec. 31 at 420 NW Ninth Ave
M ark W oolley G allery present? large scale hgura
tive work on found materials and large drawings by
Debra Beers through Jan 29. 2005. at 120 NW Ninth
Ave
Bonnie Kahn's W ild West G allery exhibits Lewis
and Clark TwO Views Through Native Amencan Eyes
featunng Lillian Pitt and John Potter through Dec 31 at
1524 NW 23rd Ave
M ultn om ah A rts C e nter presents Acnlevity III. a
show o l acrylic painted wood cutouts by Sandra J
Anslow Dec 7-Jan 5. 2005. at 7688 SW Capitol
Highway
Ashland? A rtA tta c k Theater presents Tennessee
Williams Amencan classic The Glass Menagene
through Dec 13 (Call for times 310 Oak St $15 $17
from 541 482 6505 or www ashlandtheater com )
Ashland s A rtA tta c k Theater presents a staged
reading of For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls, gay play
wnght Chnstopher Durang s parody of The Glass
Menagene Dec 5. <8 pm 310 Oak St $10 from
5 4 1 482 6505 or www ashlandtheater co m )
A rtis ts Repertory Theatre rings in the holidays
with the West Coast premiere of Mrs Bob Cratchit 's
Wild Chnstmas Binge wntten by gay satmst Chnstopher
Durang and directed by Jon Kretzu through Dec 26
(Call for times 1516 SW Alder S t $ I5 $35 from
503 241 1278)
B roadw ay Rose Theatre Company presents The
Gay-owned B rian M a rki Fine A rt. 2236 NE
Broadway, exhibits painter Jason Bradbury s M 3304—
M icroscopic to Telescopic through Dec 31 Artist
reception 6 9 p m Dec 3
Gay owned Onda A rte Latina 2215 NE Alberta St
presents paintings by Brazilian artist Marcio Melo
through Dec 28
B utters G allery exhibits Chicago painter Brenda
O regon Je w ish M useum highlights the best and
Bamum s thickly textured and densely colorful paintings
from her garden, at 520 NW Davis St
most unusual objects in its collection in Curator s
Choice1 through Jan 2. 2005. at 310 NW Davis St
Colum bus Real Estate exhibits Portlander Ann
Gay owned Paolo in the P earl exhibits D Edward
Murray s compelling paintings in Structural Integration
Ploeger s large format color photographs through
Dec 21 at 1010 SE Water Ave
ONS T AGE
G ifts o f the Magi, a holiday musical drawing from two
short stones by 0 Henry, through Dec 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 or www broadway
rose co m )
CoHo P roductions presents David Mamet s comedy
of manners about two Victorian 'women of fashion"
who live together in a Boston Marriage through Dec 4
(8 pm 2257 NW Raleigh St. $ I9 -$ 2 I from
503-220-COHO )
C onnect the Dots Theatre Com pany presents an
ongmal musical theater revue Dec 18-Feb 6, 2005. at
a variety of locations in Grants Pass and Ashland
(800-904 DOTS )
Do Jum p! Extremely P hysical Theater presents
Do Jump for the Holidays through Jan 2. 2005 at Echo
Theatre (Call for times 1515 SE 37th Ave $ I5 $22
from 503-231-1232 o r TicketsW est)
Hitchhiking rabbits, metamorphosing caterpillars, insom
niac hippos guilty raccoons and dysfunctional ducks fill
the collection of oddities m Imago Theatre s latest
version of Biglittlethm qs Dec 4-Jan 2,2005 (Call for
times 17 SE Eighth Ave $ I4 $24 from 503-23 T958)
or TicketsWest )
Interstate Firehouse C u ltural Center presents a
staged reading of lesbian playwnght Gmny Foster s The
Swamp and the City (7 30 pm 5340 N Interstate Ave
$8 from 503-823 4322)
Lakew ood Theatre Company j;resents Vitriol and
Violets Tales from the Algonquin Round Table through
Dec 12 Followed by The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
Dec 16-23 (Call for times 368 S State St . Lake
Oswego $22-$24
from 503 635 3901 or
www lakewood-cen-
ter.org.)
Triangle P ro d u ctio n s presents the hilarious spoof
Pageant featunng Kevin Cook (aka Poison Waters) as a
tap-dancing Miss Texas and Pepe (of the Bottle
Blondes) as a roller skating Miss Industrial Northeast
through Dec 23 at Theater Theatre 17 30 pm Thursday.
8 pm Friday and Saturday. 5 pm Sunday 3430 SE
Belmont St $ I7 $ 2 3 from 503-239-5919 or
TicketsW est)
W hite B ird presents Dayton Contemporary Dance
Company, with works by acclaimed African Amencan
choreographers Ronald K Brown. Bill T Jones and
Bebe Miller. Dec 9-11 at Portland State University s
Lincoln Hall 18 pm '.620 SW Park Ave $ I4 $25 from
503-725-3307 or Ticketm aster)
B U L L E T I N BOARD
Curve magazine is holding a Lesbian Pride C ocktail
C ontest ,ind invites lesbian bars and bartenders across
the country to submit their recipes for the tastiest dyke
drinks Submit your recipe with ingredients, quantities,
mixing instructions and any spints brand preferences to
N orthw est
C hildren's Theater
and S chool presents
Narnia, a musical
based on The Lion, the
Witch and the
Wardrobe through
Dec 31 (Call for
times 1819 NW
Everett St $8 $12
from 503 222 4480 or
www nwcts.org.)
O regon Ballet
Theatre presents
George Balanchine s
The Nutcracker
Dec 10-24 at Keller
Auditonum (Call for
times 1111 SW
Broadway $ I2 $ 9 2
from box office or
503 2 BALLET )
P ortland Center
Stage presents
The Rose City Showgirls present Virginal Confessions, a
night of tantalizing burlesque, Dec. 16 at the Egyptian Club
what's become a holi
day tradition Steve Wilkerson in two holiday one-acts.
The SantaLand Diaries and A Chnstmas Memory.
Dec 10-24 at Newmark Theatre (Call for times
I I I ! SW Broadway $15 $55 from 503-274 6 5 8 8 )
P ortland C ivic Theatre G uild s First Tuesday
Readers Theatre presents N Richard Nash s Amencan
romance The Rainmaker Déc 7 at The Old Church
0 0 3 0 am 1422 SW I Ith Ave. $5 )
Slocum House Theatre Company presents
James Goldman's The Lion in W inter through Dec 19
(Call for times 605 Esther St.. Vancouver. Wash $5 $8
from 360 696 2427 )
Sow elu Theater Ensemble presents Megan Terry's
feminist romp Keep Tightly Closed in a Cool Dry Place
through Dec 18 at Back Door Theatre (Call for times
4319 SE Hawthorne Blvd $15 Reservations from
503 2 3 0 2 0 9 0 )
Theatre V ertig o presents A Bright 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 sur
renders to the seduction of fascism, through Jan. 1,
2005. at Theater Theatre (8 pm Thursday Saturday.
7 pm Sunday 3430 SE Belmont S t $15 from www the-
atrevertigo org )
editonal assistant Rachel Llewellyn at 1550 Bryant St
Suite 510. San Francisco. CA 94103. (12/17)
Smokefree Revolution seeks sm oke-free gay travel
de stina tio ns to list on a new Web site Contact
breathnghtsSF@aol com or
www smokefreerevolution org (12/17)
Bisexual, bi cunous and gay adult men will convene
March 31 April 4, 2005, in Las Vegas for Bi Men
G etaw ay W eekend Register for $35 at
www bimen org (12/3)
Joining 1.600 other animal shelters across the nation,
the C olum bia Humane S ociety 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 submis
sions for the P o rtra it o f a Woman A rt Show &
C ontest 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 nwwom-
ensdirectory com For more information call Michele M
Larsen at 360 750 1622 (12/3)
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