30 just OUt • july 1. 2005
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Artifact opens its doors with Micah Moss' stylistic
blend of traditional and digital media July 7-31 at
625 NE Everett St #101
The Art Institute of Portland exhibits
multicultural artwork and artifacts in The Peace
Corps Experience: Bringing the World Home
July 7 29 at 1122 NW Davis St.
Blackfish Gallery presents the group show
Flowers and Floats through July 2 at 420 NW Ninth
Ave Next up is its annual Recent Grad Show
July 5-30
Bonnie Kahn's Wild West Gallery exhibits Leo
Wayman s evocative paintings of locomotives in
Painted Iron July 7-31 at 1524 NW 23rd Ave
Gay owned Brian Marki Fine Art. 2236 NE
Broadway, exhibits fused glass works by Doug
Randall and queer artist Richard Glenn through
July 30 Opening reception 6-9 pm July 1.
Gay-owned Butters Gallery presents large works
on panel by Howard Hersh in Learning Curves
through July 2 at 520 NW Davis St. Next up are
encaustic paintings by Debra Van Tuinen in Washed
by Compassion and Light July 7-30
Chambers opens its doors with collage works by
Eunice Parsons and Paul Fujita in Cut and Paste
July 14 Aug 27 at 207 SW Pine St. #102
Elizabeth Leach Gallery presents legendary
abstract expressionist painter Joan Mitchell along
with several other artists in Paint as well as Kurt
Perschke s RedBall Project through July 2 at
417 NW Ninth Ave Next up is the West Coast
premiere of Ouilts from Gee s Bend by Alabama
women wno are direct descendants of African slaves
July 7-30
Epicure exhibits Daintings and mixed media works
by lesbian artist Sierra Lonepine Bnano July 7-31 at
407 NW 17th Ave
Gallery 114 exhibits gay photographer Paul
Dahlquist along with James O Keefes paintings and
sculpture inspired by Buddhist meditation practice
July 5-30 at 1100 NW Glisan St.
Gallery 500 420 SW Washington St #500
presents Habitat— six artists wno install and live
within habitats created in the gallery—through
Pacific Northwest College of Art exmbits
Scandals Other Side Lounge and Gallery
work from the 1930s government programs of the
Roosevelt era in Art from the WPA July 7-Aug 13 at
1241 NW Johnson St
exhibits black-and-white watercolors by Portland
artist Raymond Cornelia through July 31 at
1038 SW Stark St.
Gay-owned Paolo in the Pearl exhibits Madoka
Ito’s calligraphic drawings through Aug. 3 at
1031 NW 11th Ave
* 3D Center of Art and Photography exhibits
Lenticular Heaven. Elliott Swanson s images that
allow the viewer to see depth without the customary
eyewear, and Island Apart: Only in Madagascar,
Marlin Peterson s travel slides, through Aug. 14 at
' 928 NW Lovejoy St.
PDX Contemporary Art presents a group exhibit
of gallery artists through July 2 at 604 NW 12th
Ave Next up are Nick Blosser s landscape paintings
July 6-Aug. 13.
V-Gun. housed inside Veganopolis Cafeteria,
exhibits drawings and paintings by David Inkpen in
Vortextural Primatory Constraint through July 16
Photographic Image Gallery exhibits Frank
Lisciandro's photos of Jim Morrison through July 29
at 79 SW Oak St.
Waterstone Gallery exhibits metalwork sculpture
by Devin Laurence Field in Cntical Mass The Weight
of Civilization July 5-31 at 424 NW 12th Ave.
Portland Art Museum 1219 SW Park Ave
presents selections from The Enchantment of the
Artist s Book through Julv 10: Vanished Kingdoms:
The Wulsm PhotoqraDns of Tibet China and
Mongolia 1921-1925 througn Aug 28: Great
Expectations: ^ohn Smoer Sargent Painting Children
througn Sept 11: The Mauritshuis Proiect: An
Introduction to Dutch 17th Centurv Painting througn
Jan 29 2006: and Mysterious Somts. Strange
Beasts. Earthly Deliohts Eartv Chinese Art from the
Adene and Harold Schmtzer Collection througn
Jan. 1,2007.
ONSTAGE
ArtAttack Theater oresents its last play in
Ashland before relocating to Seattle: the world
premiere ot Great Highway, a compelling drama that
explores what happens wnen cultures collide. July 8-*
Aug 8. (8 pm Fnday. Saturday and Monday 2 pm
Sunday 310 Oak St $17-$19 from 541 482-6505
or www.asnlandtheater.com.)
exhibits portrait painter jim Han through July 1 in the
office of Commissioner Sam Adams Next up are
David Herbold's sculpture and paintings July 7-29
Opening reception 5-7 pm July 7.
July 1 Next up is Portland artist Daniel Kaven s
groundbreaking conceptual project Divorce
July 6-29.
Artists Repertory Theatre oresents Tony Award
winner Take Me Out—the first major play to grapple
with homosexuality and its uneasy overlap in the
world of professional baseball—extended through
July 10. (Call for times 1516 SW Alder St. $15-$35
from 503-241-1278 )
Portland Institute of Contemporary Art
Genuine Imitation Gallery exhibits experimental
animation by Martin Ontiveros in Mestizo The
Power of Pink & Brown through July 1 at 328 NW
Broadway #116. Next up is French illustrator Fanelie
Rosier s postmodern take on the feminist canon
July 7-29
Glenn & Viola Waters Cultural Arts Center
219 NW 12th Ave presents the 10th anniversary
visual exhibition Landmark throuqn July 16 (free for
members S2 for nonmembers).
Broadway Rose Theatre Company presents
Chicago, the Broadway smash musical and timeless
satire on the U S justice system, through July 17 at
Tigard's Deb Fennell Auditorium (8 om Wednesday-
Saturday. 2 pm Sunday 9000 SW Durham Road
$15-$24 from 503-620 5262 or
www broadwayrose, com)
Pulliam Deffenbaugh Gallery exhibits David
French s sculptures July 5-30 at 522 NW 12th Ave
RC Gallery presents the group exhibit Summer
Introductions July 7-Aug. 27 at 1314 NW Glisan St.
exhibits mixed media sculpture, installation art,
ceramics and paintings July 5-Aug. 30 at 527 E Mam
St. in Hillsboro. Opening reception 6-8 pm July 5
Couch presents The Last Days of the
Day to Day King. Ams Mojgani's one-man
show about a young man who creates a
machine that will keep the sun from rising,
July 15-23. (8:30 pm Friday and Saturday
328 NW Broadway H117 $2.)
Guardino Gallery 2939 NE Alberta St., exhibits
Loma Nakell's mixed-media paintings and Clark
Tuthill's fabricated metal sculptures through July 26.
In Other Words Women's Books and
Resources exhibits illustrators Julianna Bright.
Janovec Studio/Gallery exhibits printmaker
Ellen Emerson s monotypes July 14-Aug 22 at
4504 SE Milwaukie Ave Opening reception
5 30-9 pm July 15
1333 NW Glisan St
pop musical about a hip Chicago teen
who relocates to a Bible Belt farming
community where rock music and dancing
have been outlawed, July 15-Aug. 7 at
Artists Repertory Theatre (8 pm
Thursday Saturday. 2 pm Sunday
1516 SW Alder St. $14-$18 from
503-222 4480 or www nwcts.org.)
Mark Woolley Gallery presents mixed-media
works by Laune Damal and Gmi Chin through July 2
at 120 NW Ninth Ave Next up are gay artist Walt
Curtis The LandofCh'i Charles Steeler s New
Paintings and Jo Ann Mace s Dreaming of China
July 5-30
Multnomah Arts Center Gallery presents Jan
Baross Paintings from Mexico through July 13 at
*688 SW Capital Highway
Old Slocum House Theatre
Company presents Over the River and
Through the Woods, about a single Italian
Amencan whose grandparents scheme to
keep him from moving away, through
July 3. (Call for times 605 Esther St..
Vancouver. Wash $8 $10 from
360 696-2427)
Gav-ownei: Onda Arte Latina 2215 NE Alberta
St., presents Victor H. Palertzueias sensual
drawings through July 26 and Jason Engelund's
Hamenco paintings through July 30
Optic Nerve Arts oresents photoqrapher Lyia
Emery Reno s surreal Pink and painter Lola s freakisn
Side Show Stepchildren through July 25 at 1829 NE
Alberta St.
Barnes Road, exhibits selected works from its
SCHOOL, r F ollowed HER EAST.
Goo, WE LIVED |H THE NASTIEST
Portland Actors Ensemble »resents
the first of two free summer Shakespeare
in the Park productions, Othello, through
July 9 at Lovejoy Fountain Park Bnng a
lawn chair or seating pad for comfort
Gallery 114 exhibits gay photographer
Paul Dahlquist July 5-30.
Oregon College of Art & Craft 8245 SW
ME WERE. LOVER. 5 OUR LAST'
Portland Arts & Lectures oresents Love s
Labors Lost & Found, the second season of Verb:
Literature in Performance, where snort stories by
contemporary masters of the form are adapted to
the stage as full-fledged dramatic works July 14-
Aug. 7 at Theater Theatre (8 pm Thursday-Saturday.
7 pm July 24 and Aug 7. 3430 SE Belmont St. $12-
$22 from 503-227-2583 or www literary-arts org )
Portland Center Stage presents Just Add
Water/ West, its seventh annual festival for
playwrights to develop their work for future
professional production. July 15-17 at Portland
Center for the Performing Arts. (Call for times and
prices. 1111 SW Broadway 503 274 6588
www pcs.org.)
Quintessence Language and Imagination
Theatre presents William Shakespeare s genaer-
bending comedy Much Ado About Nothing July 15-
Aug. 13 at University of Portland's Mago Hunt
Center (Call for times 5000 N Willamette Blvd
$12-$15 from 503-943 7287 )
Radiant Theatre »resents Emergence
A Theatncal Celebration of Women its third annual
free festival of new play readings. July 15-18 at the
Community Music Center. (7.30 om Friday. Saturday
and Monday. 2 pm Sunday 3350 SE Francis St.
www radianttheatre, org.)
Stark Raving Theatre revisits Joseph Fisners
contemporary version of a classic dilemma in Faust.
Us. (Version 2 0) July 8-Aug 6 (8 pm Thursday-
Saturday. 7 pm Sunday 2257 NW Raleigh St. $10-
$20 from 503-232- 7072: Thursdays are 'pay what
you can.")
Theatre Vertigo presents A Lie of the Mind. Sam
Shepard's exploration of the extremes of love and
the power of creativity, through July 2 at Theater
Theatre. (8 pm. 3430 SE Belmont St. $15 at the
door. $13 in advance from www theatrevertigo.org.)
Triangle Productions presents The Rocky
Horror Show, the original gender-bending, glam-rock.
B-movie. science-fiction interactive rock show
starnng Wade McCollum as Frank-n-Furter and
Donald L. Hom as the Narrator, extended through
Aug. 20 at Theater Theatre. (Call for times. 3430 SE
Belmont St. $35 at the door, $30 in advance from
503-239-5919 or TicketsWest.)
BULLETIN BOARD
Northwest Children's Theater and
School presents Footloose, the 1980s
Lux exhibits Michael Brophy s sumi inks July 7-31 at
SEMESTER AT SANTA CRUI'THEM
WHEN sypwfey WEWTTO GRAD
(8 pm Friday and Saturday Southwest Third Avenue
and Hamson Street www portlandactors.com.)
Lakewood Theatre Company
presents Bye Bye Birdie, the Tony-winning
musical about a rock n’ roll icon who
visits a small town to kiss one adoring fan
goodbye before entering the Army,
July 15-Aug. 21. (Call for times. 368 S
State St.. Lake Oswego $25-$27 from
503-635-3901 or
www lakewood center, org.)
Nicole J Georges. Shannon Buck and Sarah
Oleksyk through July 31 at 3734 SE Hawthorne
Blvd Opening reception 6-9 pm July 1.
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Savage Art Resources exhibits abstract
paintings by Jacqueline Ehlis in Vigor through July 9
at 1430 SE Third Ave
Portland City Hall '221 SW Fourth Ave
Please type your announcements and include full contact information.
ON VIEW
permanent collection through July 5 Next up is Craft
Biennial A Review of Northwest Art & Craft July 14-
Aug 28 Opening reception 4-7 pm July 14
Registration has begun for the 36th annual
Willamette Writers Conference three days of
workshops, panels, pitching and networking
featuring more than 100 speakers agents, editors
and producers from Los Angeles to New York City.
Aug. 5-7. For more information e-mail
wilwrite@teleport com or visit
wwwwillamettewnters.com.
Registration has begun for Portland State
University s 36th annual Haystack Program in
the Arts weeklong and weekend workshops
taught by an all-star lineup of writers and visual
artists. July 11 Aug 5 in Cannon Beach Tuition is
$175-S415 per workshop plus lodging. For more
information call 503-725-4186. e-mail
snydere@pdx.edu or visit www haystack pdx edu.
The Tom of Finland Foundation is accepting
submissions for tne seventh biennial Emerging
Erotic Artist Contest through Aug 31 For more
information visit www.tomoffinlandfoundation org.
Bradley-Angle House is conducting a
confidential study explonng 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 their 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
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