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» » Tragedies through April 2 Next up is Bill Dean's Ready/Found Apnl 5 30. just out is published on the first and third Friday of every month. The deadline for submissions is 14 days prior to publication. PDX Contemporary Art presents new large scale works by Storm Tharp and James Lavadour through April 30 at a rented space in the Wieden + Kennedy building. 219 NW 12th Ave out & about is a free community service of 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. p:ear gallery • xhibits photographs taken by children from red light districts in India. Haiti. Israel and Egypt through April 2 at 809 SW Alder St Presented by Kids with Cameras, the organization behind the Oscar winning documentary Born Into Brothels Next up are Rae Mahaffey's complex layers of colors and organic patterns in Osmosis April 7-27. outreach listings of up to 50 words 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 least a month prior to the expiration date Send listings to Photographic Image Gallery exhibits internationally known photographers Jerry Uelsmann and Dan Burkholder through April 2 at 79 SW Oak St Portland Art Center presents installation artists John Mace and Suzy Root through April 16 at 2045 SE Belmont St. just out (att" Calendar; PO Box 14400 Portland. OP 97293 0400 Portland Art Museum 1219 SW Park Ave . presents Crowd Appeal: Impressions of Edo Japan through April 3; Diane Arbus: Family Albums through April 24; Waking Dreams: The Art of the Pre- Raphaelites from the Delaware Art Museum and People of the River: Native Arts of the Oregon Territory through May 29. selections from The Enchantment of the Artist s Book through July 10: and The Maurrtshuis Project An Introduction to Dutch 17th Century Painting through Jan 29. 2006 Fax subniiss ons to 503-236-1257 <?t • n an justout@justnut.com Submissions cannot be accepted over the phone Please type your announcement ' md include full cont? ,t > io.i ,ai on installations by Adnene Cruzm Be About Beauty and oil paintings by Analee Fuentes m Oregon Lottery/Loteria Reinvented Icons for Another Time and Place through ON VIEW Augen Gallery presents painter Eva Lake in Vive Sylvania Campus. 12000 SW 49th Ave exhibits paintings and murals by William Dyas Garnett, a longtime faculty member who died last year, through April 25 at Northview Gallery Portland Community College April 23 Chrome through April 30 at 817 SW Second Ave Janovec Studio presents Gender in Motion, a group exhibition by the Oregon Women's Caucus for the Arts. April 2 May 23 at 4504 SE Milwaukie Ave Blackfish Gallery presents oil paintings by Richard Kerr and wall pieces by Nickolus Meisel in New Now Know How through April 2 at 420 NW Ninth Ave Next up are Rafael Katz's paintings and illustrated books Apnl 5 30 Pulliam Deffenbaugh Gallery exhibits painter Kay French's The Garden of Misplaced Plants Apnl 5-30 at 522 NW 12th Ave The Living Quarters exhibits black and white photographs by Loren Nelson April 7 30 at 340 SW Mornson St Bonnie Kahn's Wild West Gallery exhibits photographs by Buffalo Soldier Samuel Waller tn A Love of Liberty Apnl 7 30 at 1524 NW 23rd Ave His grandson Anthony Powell will lecture noon 2 pm Apnl 9 at CoHo Theater, 2257 NW Raleigh St., for $5 Gay owned Brian Marki Fine Art 2236 NE Broadway, exhibits encaustic paintings by Charles Sites in Nature 's Symphony through April 30 Butters Gallery presents Katherine Levin Lau s figural/nature narrative paintings in Cabin Fever and internationally known photographer Jock Sturges' New Color Work from 2004 through April 2 at 520 NW Davis St Next up are Ted Katz's watercolor and acrylic paintings in A Thousand Winds That Blow Apnl 7-30 Elizabeth Leach Gallery presents photographer Dianne Kornberg's Evidence of Its Occurrence 2003 2005 through Apnl 2 and the group exhibition Photographers View Found and Invented Construct through Apnl 30 at 417 NW Ninth Ave Next up is Testing the first solo show of Northwest painter Jaq Chartier, Apnl 7 30 Era Mid-Century Art exhibits abstract Expressionist paintings and drawings from Portlander Milton Wilson— a fabulous party host and volatile charmer who was openly gay long before it was socially acceptable and died last year at 81—through April 15 at 7901 SE 13th Ave Gallery 500 420 SW Washington St #500.- presents painter Gustaf Mortier’s Strange Weather Apnl 6 29 Genuine Imitation Gallery exhibits Hedcheq's Tuff Guys and a Little Girl through April 1 at 328 NW Broadway #116 Next up is Spencer Reynolds' surf art April 7 29 Mark Woolley Gallery presents 90 artists in One Foot After Another Photography and photographer Carol Yarrow's At Home and Intimate through April 2 at 120 NW Ninth Ave. Next up paintings by Edward C H King and Simply Red. a group show of 40 artists explonng the color of passion and revolution, April 5 30. Red attire encouraged for the opening reception 6-9 pm April 7! Multnomah Arts Center Gallery presents watercolor paintings by Norman Friant through April 27 at 7688 SW Capitol Highway. Interstate Ave . presents mixed media quilts and altar Oregon College of Art & Craft 8245 SW Barnes Starling Gallery exhibits Anya Coxworth's Road, exhibits its annual Juried Student Show Apnl 7- May 1. Opening reception 4-7 pm April 7 expressionist oil paintings April 7-30 at 625 NW Everett St #102 Oregon Jewish Museum presents a traveling 3D Center of Art and Photography exhibits exhibit on the successful fight and ultimate victory over Tay Sachs disease in Reach for the Moon When Art and Medicine Intersect through April 17 at 310 NW Davis St. Perficere. a 360 degree panorama by artists Adrienne Taggart and Ted Grudowski. and Provence, a slide show capturing the charm of the French countryside by stereographer Albert Sieg, through May 15 at 1928 NW Lovejoy St. Ho News is rot a Good Thing ! - riveting story of how cultures clash and connect in 1940s America, April 2 at Keller Auditorium (7:30 pm 222 SW Clay St $35$127from 503-241 1802 or Ticketmaster.) McNally season with It 's Only a Play, his acerbic comedy about the cast and company of The Golden Egg awaiting opening-night reviews. April 15-May 22 at Theater Theatre. (Call for times. 3430 SE Belmont St. $12 $25 from 503-242 0080 ) Radiant Theatre revitalizes the vibrant rock musical Jesus Christ Superstar with an anti-war slant and a queer subtext April 15-24 at Gresham Little Theater and April 29-May 8 at Scarlett Ballroom (8 pm Friday and Saturday. 2 pm Sunday 30639 SE Bluff Road. Gresham, and 700 NE Dekum St.. Portland $8 $15 from www radianttheatre.org.) Ten Minutes, a senes of shorts including lesbian playwright Sandra de Helen's "Forgiveness by the • Book. ” Apnl 15 and 16 at Blackfish Gallery. (8 pm. 420 NW Nmth Ave. $8 from 503-295-4997.) Hand 2 Mouth Theatre brings seven stories from Native American. Yiddish and European traditions together in Mysteries of the Heart April 15-May 8 at Brooklyn Bay Performance Space. (8 pm Fnday and Saturday. 7 pm Sunday 1825 SE Franklin St. $10-$12 from 503 2480557 ) Stark Raving Theatre presents gay writer Matthew B. Zrebski's chilling suspense drama The Vespiary through April 30 (8 pm Thursday-Saturday. 7 pm Sunday 2257 NW Raleigh St $10 $ 18 from 503-232-7072. Thursdays are "pay what you can ") Imago Theatre reopens its physically charged production of Jean Paul Sartre's postmodern classic No Exit through April 9 The set is a 17 foot seesaw, when one actor tips the stage the others must counter to maintain balance (Call for times 17 SE Eighth Ave $18-$24 from 503 231 9581 or TicketsWest) Triangle Productions puts a comic twist on a story of unconditional love, acceptance and "coming out" in a Texas family in Sordid Lives April 8-May 7 at Theater Theatre. (7 30 pm Thursday, 8 pm Fnday and Saturday, plus 5 pm May 1. 3430 SE Belmont St $17 $23 from 503-239-5919 or TicketsWest) BULLETIN BOARD Pearl Program and Gallery will teach a Jungian Dream Analysis class 6 30-8:30 pm April 16-May 18 at 115 SE Court St. in Dallas. Cost is $85 For more information call 503-831-1341 or e-mail peari@pearlgallery.net. Northwest Children's Theater and School Bradley-Angle House is conducting a confidential study exploring domestic violence in lesbian, bi and trans same-sex relationships and seeks self-identified women who have been victims within the past year of abusive relationships or who are using violence in thçir relationships. The goal is to improve resource organizations' queer sensitivity. Participants will be paid for their time For more information contact Emily Gardiner at 503-232 7805, ext 3. or emilyg@bradleyangle org presents the swashbuckling mystery adventure The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle through April 17 at Northwest Neighborhood Cultural Center (Call for times 1819 NW Everett St. $10 from 503-222-4480 or www nwcts org.) Thurman Street Studios explores political and social themes in SpeakOut1 A Group Show of Art and Spoken Word April 7-30 at 2774 NW Thurman St. £ E V-Gun housed inside Veganopolis Cafeteria, exhibits gay artist Wesley Younie's depictions of how our culture perceives and interacts with plants and animals in Magic Kingdom through May 14. .«• Waterstone Gallery exhibits Scott Johnson's atmosphenc watercolor landscapes through April 3 at 424 NW 12th Ave. Next up are Suzanne Tufenkian's linocuts and monoprints April 7 May 1 Queer punk scribe Charlie Vasquez reads from Buzz and Israel April 14 at 3 Friends Coffeehouse. IT’s TOTALLY IMPRESSIVE OKA/. I HAVE To GNE THE GUY SOME L CREDIT. r Portland Opera oresents Street Scene Kurt Weill's Readers Theatre Repertory presents I've Only Got Oslund+Company Dance presents an evening of new and repertory works Apnl 15-17 at Imago Theatre (8 pm 17 SE Eighth Ave $12-$15 from 503 221-5857 or director@oslundandco org) PykeS TbWafch. Oui ^br by Alison Beclidel ... AND v J h EN-T h E REGIME oFPtPAR IS * BROKEN, AND THE PEOPLE FWD THE(R courage and find their voice , DEMOCRACY 15 THEIR GOAL, AND TYRANTS THEMSELVES HAVE. REASON T o FEAR. , Broadway Rose Theatre Company presents A Musical Comedy Life, in which Robin Field shares stones through show tunes and original material. April 16 at Tigard Community Fnends Church. (3 and 7 pm 15800 SW Hall Blvd $12 from 503^620 5262 or www.broadwayrose.com.) Barrio Grrrl! Installment 12: Lulu's Golden Shoes, a kick ass show of intrigue, poetry and the victory of truth, through Apnl 9. (8 pm Friday and Saturday. 2 pm Sunday 525 SE Stark St $14 $ 17 from 503 236-7253) Cityscapes April 2 30 at 605 NW 23rd Ave Spring Paintings through April 2 at 604 NW 12th Ave. Next up is painter Jacques Flechemuller's Tutti Frutti April 5 30. Also on display is the PDX Window Project, which features Salem artist Brad Ford's Sixteen Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center 5340 N BroadArts Theatre presents AmBushed. an interactively raving mystery that asks the musical question. "How did the right wing beat all us smart broads and dudes?" April 15 May 7 at Sueria Coffee & Dessert House. (8 30 pm Fnday and Saturday 3930 NE Hancock St $16$20 from 503-288 5181) Miracle Theatre Group presents The Adventures of Starbucks exhibits gay artist Tarsus Moschella’s Portland Center Stage : resents the world premiere of the daffy and demented O Lovely Glowworm, or Scenes of Great Beauty through April 24 at Winnmgstad Theatre (Call for times. 1111 SW Broadway $15 $55 from 503 274 6588) Profile Theatre Project continues its Terrence Feast the Eye. Fool the Eye. drawn from the single finest collection of trompe I'oeil and still-life paintings in the United States, through April 24 at Douglas F Cooley Memorial Art Gallery Gay owned Onda Arte Latina 2215 NE Alberta St., presents Mexican painter Javier Ramos’ exquisitely detailed portraits and still lifes through April 26 PDX Contemporary Art presents Tma Beebe’s paintings by Eli Halpin and ceramic sculptures by Jessica Kreitter through April 26 haunting and hilarious modern retelling of Hamlet from gay director Jon Kretzu, through May 1 (Call for times. 1516 SW Alder St $ 15-$35 from 503 241 1278.) Reed College 3203 SE Woodstock Blvd . presents Shogun's Gallery exhibits antique Japanese textiles April 7 30 at 1111 NW 23rd Ave Pacific Northwest College of Art exhibits paintings by longtime faculty member Michele Russo, who died last year at 95. through April 30 at 1241 NW Johnson St. « Artists Repertory Theatre presents Humble Boy. a New York painter Chris Metze through April 2 at 1314 NW Glisan St Next up are Bill Seebert's drawings on canvas April 7-30 Savage Art Resources exhibits Doug Morris and Chris Caccamise, Brooklyn artists who employ an inventive visual language that might be described as "cartoon architecture." in Trouble in Tiny Town through Apnl 30 at 1430 SE Third Ave Milagros exhibits Christy Klep’s photographs of children and expectant families through May 25 at 5429 NE 30th Ave Ashland's ArtAttack Theater presents Amadeus the thrilling and often wickedly funny Tony Award winner about composers Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Antonio Salieri, through April 11. (Call for times. 310 Oak St $17-$19 from 541 482 6505 or www ashlandtheater com) Lakewood Theatre Company presents Da. a Tony winning play about a man haunted by the spirit of his Irish father, through Apnl 17 (Call for times 368 S State St. Lake Oswego $22 $24 from 503-635-3901 or www lakewood center.org ) RC Gallery presents Portland sculptor Lita Batho and Gay owned Paolo in the Pearl exhibits Brent Young's photographs in Deeper Than Things through May 3 at 1031 NW 11th Ave Guardino Gallery 2939 NE Alberta St., exhibits oil ONSTAGE How HE JAYS THAT AND KEEPS A STRAIGHT FACE I'M WATCHING the News Pup NEXT, CAI2EER TURNAROUND 5.f X I I pi v OK My GoP. HAVE >toU BECOME A q BLOGGER.'? f ma R iwa stc W art exits prison a NATIONAL HERO, AND GEORGE I BUSH BRINGS DEMOCRACY Tt> -7- THE MIDDLE EAST. K.T—n Mo, BUT t'M G onna H£Lp HOMESCHOOL JANIS NEXT YEAR, AND I JuPP£MLY realized I D on ' t KN o W anything . like , UHATTHE HELL'5 GOING ON J\IU LEBANON. f II M /V V k. 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