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About Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 2006)
3ft - JU StiOUt JANUARY 20. 2006 on view ArtBar at Portland Center for the Performing Arts presents an eclectic and dynamic gathering of works in collabora tion with the Portland Art Dealers Association—the first in an ongoing series of exhibitions—through Jan. 28. (1111 SW Broadway.) The Art Institute of Portland presents photographer David K. Brunn's The Cars of PI R through Jan. 30. (1122 NW Davis St.) Berbati’s Pan exhibits paintings by Amelia Santiago and Eric Rue through Jan. 31. (10 SW Third Ave.) Blackfish Gallery exhibits paintings by Harry Widman through Jan. 29. (420 NW Ninth Ave.) Gay-owned Brian Marki Fine Art exhibits Subdivisions, abstract and rhythmic paintings by Brett Bowers, through Jan. 30. (2236 NE Broadway.) Butters Gallery presents romantic and dramatic Oregon- inspired landscapes by Christopher Perry along with the multimedia group show Medium Matters through Jan. 28. (520 NW Davis St.) Chambers presents Horizon, landscape photographs by Chas Bowie and LeAnne Hitchcock, through Feb. 25. (207 SW Pine St. *102) Gay-owned Eclectic Home exhibits Eugene contemporary- retro painter Chris Pontrelli Jan. 28-Feb. 28. Artist recep tion 2-6 pm Jan. 28. (2259 NW Raleigh St.) Elizabeth Leach Gallery presents Leukos Transit, a series of works by Hap Tivey created from LED light, painted sur faces and translucent stretched acrylic, through Jan. 21. (417 NW Ninth Ave.) Froelick Gallery presents its Winter Group Exhibit, includ ing new work by queer artist Stephen O'Donnell, through Jan. 25. (817 SW Second Ave.) Genuine Imitation Gallery celebrates its third anniversary with Hedcheq's portrait series of Music icons rendered in his unmistakable paint-by-numbers style through Jan. 27. (328 NW Broadway *116.) Glenn b Viola Waters Cultural Arts Center in Hillsboro exhibits work by former students of retired Hillsboro High School teacher Judy Vogland through Feb. 14. (527 E Main St.) The Living Quarters exhibits Diane Ahrendt's hand-blown glass and Darci McKibben and Sharon Cooley's fiber arts Feb. 2-28. (340 SW Morrison St.) Guardino Gallery exhibits Elaine Close's paintings on wood and paper and Julie Martin's cold cast bronze reliefs through Jan. 24. Next up are Jennifer Forti's ceramic sculpture and Madoka Ito's oil paintings Jan. 26-Feb. 28. (2939 NE Alberta St.) Mark Woolley Gallery presents Sandy Sampson's Natural Science and Small Wonders, an ever-changing group show of smaller gems, through Jan. 28. (120 NW Ninth Ave. *210.) Guestroom Gallery launches its shared space with Woolley at Wonder with an exhibit of sketches by Ted Katz through Feb. 21. "Ted Talk" 2-4 pm Feb. 19. (128 NE Russell St.) Mt. Hood Community College's Visual Arts Gallery pre sents the graffiti show One for All through Jan. 27 at 26000 SE Stark St. Homestar exhibits queer photographer Marne Lucas' Amusement, a series of color images from her road trips and travels, and Velour Girls Pin Up Lounge, her latest images of women in a boudoir atmosphere, through Jan. 31. (4747 SE Hawthorne Blvd.) Multnomah Arts Center Gallery presents Japanese brush paintings by Chiho Murphy through Feb. 8. (7688 SW Capitol Highway.) In Other Words exhibits Martha Grover's handmade col laged zine covers and Megan Buday's black-and-white photos in How I Quit Smoking and Killed a Pigman, its last art show before switching locations, through Jan. 31 at 3734 SE Hawthorne Blvd. Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center presents Sight Range, photographs and stories by soldiers of Desert Storm, and Synesthesia, graphic and graffiti art by Aden Catalani, through Feb. 28. Artists talk 5:30 pm Feb. 11. (5340 N Interstate Ave.) The Know exhibits a group show by QuArtPDX with video art by Jamie Winterhawke through Jan. 27. (2026 NE Alberta St.) Lawrence Gallery presents oils by Yuri Tremler and Jacek Rudnicki through Jan. 31. (903 NW Davis St.) Lewis b Clark College's Ronna and Eric Hoffman Gallery of Contemporary Art presents more than a dozen inter nationally renowned artists in The New Utilitarian: Examining Our Place on the Motherboard of Ceramics through March 12. (0615 SW Palatine Hill Road.) Living Arts Gallery presents a group show featuring orig inal limited-edition prints by Salvador Dali Feb. 1- March 1. Opening reception 11 am-4 pm Feb. 2. (5606 SE Foster Road.) Oasis Art Gallery presents Mike R. Kelly's equine, por Liminal Performance Group presents Far Away trait and sporting paintings Feb. 1-March 1. (821 NW through Feb. 18. Flanders St.) Gay-owned Onda Arte Latina presents the photography exhibit Argentina Kaleidoscope through Jan. 24. Next up is Cuban Exuberance, featuring gay photographer Paul Dahlquist and paintings and mixed media by various artists, Jan. 26-Feb. 21. (2215 NE Alberta St.) Oregon College of Art b Craft presents the Faculty Biennial exhibition Jan. 26-Feb. 26 in the Hoffman Gallery and the Metals Department Exhibition Feb. 2-26 in the Centrum Gallery. Opening receptions 4-7 pm Jan. 26 and Feb. 2. (8245 SW Barnes Road.) Oregon Historical Society hosts the only West Coast appearance of the remarkable Lewis and Clark: The National Bicentennial Exhibition through March 11 along with Building on the Frames of My Ancestors: The Art of Lillian Pitt through March 26 and First Warrior: Honoring Native Americans through March 31 .(1200 SW Park Ave.) PDX Contemporary Art presents The Lucky Ones, a series of drawings by Victoria Haven, through Jan. 28. Next up are Waiting, mixed-media observations on the passage of time by Kristen Miller, and Romance Languages, two instal- lation/paintings by Jeff Jahn, Jan. 31-Feb. 25. (925 NW Flanders St.) p:ear gallery exhibits Shift, Lauren Mantecon's oil dip- tychs, through Jan. 27. Next up is The "Wearables" Art Show featuring designs by homeless youth who are on the forefront of fashion, Feb. 2-24. (809 SW Alder St.) eatingout eatingout eatingout eatingout RC Gallery presents Northwest painters Carole d'lnverno, Dardinelle Troen and Kandy Lozano through Jan. 24. Next up are Portland sculptor Kicki Masthem, New York artist David Königsberg and Seattle painter Alicia Berger Feb. 2-25. (1314 NW Glisan St.) Reading Frenzy exhibits queer illustrator Nicole J. Georges' Owls and Other Animals through Jan. 31. (921 SW Oak St.) Red76, a Portland-based collaborative, presents Ghosttown, a project focusing on how we affect one another's lives each day through seemingly trivial actions, with various mobile projects around the city through Jan. 31. (www. red76. com/ghosttownhome. html.) Reed College's Douglas F. Cooley Memorial Art Gallery exhibits painting, drawing and multimedia work from the Ovitz Family Collection in New Trajectories I: Relocations Jan. 24-March 11. (3203 SE Woodstock Blvd.) Six Days exhibits painter Peter Gudekunst's gothic dream scapes in A Day in the Park through Jan. 31. (2724 NE Alberta St.) Photographic Image Gallery exhibits a retrospective of Cherie Hiser's nearly four-decade career through Jan. 28. (79 SW Oak St.) Small A Projects presents Michael Bise's narrative draw ings focusing on the entangled relationship between son and mother Joey and Melissa and an unnamed protagonist through Feb. 11. (1430 SE Third Ave.) Portland Art Center launches its temporary space with 18 Artists, a group show of large paintings by independent artists, through Jan. 21. (32 NW Fifth Ave.) Stumptown Coffee exhibits QuArtPDX Valentine's Day Art Show Feb. 3-28. Opening reception 7-9 pm Feb. 3. (4525 SE Division St.) Portland Art Museum presents The Mauritshuis Project: An Introduction to Dutch 17th Century Painting and Eleven Decades of Modern Silver: A Taste for Coffee and Tea through Jan. 29; Out of the Darkness: Contemporary Mezzotints through March 12; Hesse: A Princely German Collection through March 19; and Mysterious Spirits, Strange Beasts, Earthly Delights: Early Chinese Art from the Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Collection through Jan. 1, 2007. (1219 SW Park Ave.) Sugar Gallery takes over the Gallery 500 space with painter and photographer Corey Smith's Seven Day Weekend through Jan. 31. (420 SW Washington St. *500.) Powell's City of Books exhibits highly descriptive and meticulously detailed drawings from contemporary artists, including queer musician Tara Jane O’Neil, through Jan. 31. Next up is Sex Machines: The Photography of Timothy Archibald Feb. 2-28. Meet the artist 7:30 pm Feb. 7. (1005 WBurnside St.) Masked women turn the tables on a stalker in Megan Buday's photo exhibit at In Other Words. Quintana Galleries exhibits the rare collection From Our Grandmother’s Hands: American Indian Basketry through Jan. 31. Next up is the group show Graphic Arts of the Northwest Coast Feb. 2-25. (120 NW Ninth Ave.) Pushdot Studio exhibits conceptual photographer Mark Hooper's Lewis and Clark, Quantifying Nature, a series of images that depict Lewis and Clark as everyday men, through Jan. 30. (830 NW 14th Ave.) eatingout eatingout eatingout Come on dozen to Russell Street for home-style scratch cookin ', and all-naturally raised meats. ( >1* I.X: I I 12x16 Gallery exhibits a group show featuring gay artist C.W. Doucette through Jan. 31. (1216 SE Division St.) Vinopolis presents a group show through March 1. (1025 SW Washington St.) Waterstone Gallery presents Group Show 2006 featuring queer printmaker and sculptor R. Keaney Rathbun through Feb. 26. (424 NW 12th Ave.) Woolley at Wonder presents Small Wonders, an ever changing group show of smaller gems, through Jan. 28. (128 NE Russell St.) eatingour eatingout Cafe & D e 1 DINE 1 N TAKE 0 U T The Galleria features rotating exhibits of original art from local artists. 7 dbty* a u eek 42”> XI. Ridx. ll Street • take-out available m 3D Center of Art and Photography exhibits High Days and Holidays, Otto Bathurst's humorous slide show about his grandfather, along with Adventures in ChromaDepth, L.P Futo's fine prints of his beautiful 3D paintings, through Feb. 19. (1928 NW Lovejoy St.) .rii'.xelKtre<-tl>l><|.< <> h > • ’>() >.52U.322 1 3807 N. 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