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These galleries hold artist receptions,
usually from 6 to 9 p.m., once a month.
® First Thursday
Last Thursday
First Friday
ArtBar at Portland Center for the Performing Arts presents
Beyond Pop: Comic Book Art from Mercury Studios
extended through May 31. (1111 SW Broadway.)
(ft The Art Institute of Portland presents Spring
Student Show through May 31. (1122 NW Davis St.)
Gay-owned Brian Marki Fine Art exhibits Ike Leahy 's
nature photographs and Jeffrey Palladmi's oils
through May 31. (2236 NE Broadway.)
® Butters Gallery presents Melinda Stickney-Gibson's
paintings and Jock Sturges' photographs through
May 27. Sturges reception 5-7:30 pm May 5. (520 NW
Davis St.)
(ft Chambers presents Upheaval, paintings on wood by
Peter Archer, and Overdrawn, a drawing installation
by Don Olsen, through May 13. (207 SW Pine St. # 102.)
collective QuArt PDX through May 24.
(3000 NE Killmgsworth St.)
(ft Elizabeth Leach Gallery presents
Malia Jensen's Nature Studies along
with the large-scale group exhibition
Fresh through May 27. (417 NW Ninth
Ave.)
(ftFroelick Gallery presents painter
Michael Schultheis' Spherical Lunes
through May 24. (817 SW Second Ave.)
Glenn and Viola Walters Cultural Arts
Center in Hillsboro presents abstract
painters Todd Bauer and Ronald Rasch
along with glass artist Sue Moir through
June 23. (527 E Main St.)
Goodfoot Pub & Lounge exhibits
artists Cathie Young and Anna
Todaro through May 22. (2845 SE Stark
St.)
Clackamas Community College in Oregon City presents
the group show History 8 Identity through May 11 at
Alexander Gallery. (19600 S Molalla Ave.)
(ft Gottlieb Gallery presents Sally
O'Neill's oil paintings and Gene Gill's
watercolors through May 27. (220 SW
Yamhill St.)
Contemporary Crafts Museum & Gallery presents
Oregon College of Art & Craft's Undergraduate Thesis
Exhibition May 13-June 4. Opening reception 5-7 pm
May 19. (3934 SW Corbett Ave.)
(£|Guardino Gallery exhibits Gabriel
Fernandez's oil paintings and Julian
Voss-Andreae's mixed-media sculpture
through May 23. (2939 NE Alberta St.)
® Queer-owned Cup and Saucer Northeast presents
The Miniatures Group Show by Portland queer art
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Photographic Image Gallery displays Mike Ryerson’s "Expose Yourself to Art" featuring former Portland Mayor
Guestroom Gallery presents Compound
Bud Clark through May 27.
Concoction, featuring the works of 12
American and Japanese
a traveling version of the permanently installed exhibit at
artists, through May 31. (128 NE Russell St.)
the Smithsonian Institution featuring five audiovisual pre­
Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center
sentations, two interactive experiences and more than 350
presents Harmony: Nature and Human
artifacts, through Sept. 17. (1200 SW Park Ave.)
Beings, a collection of watercolor paintings
(ft PDX Contemporary Art exhibits Akzidenz Grotesk—
by Ming X. Wei to celebrate Asian
v Light Oldstyle Figures, Patrick Abbey's paintings and
Heritage Month, through June 17. (5340 N
mixed media; Fallen, a short film by Ryan Jeffery; and a
Interstate Ave.)
special presentation of Nazraeli Press books through
(ft Lawrence Gallery presents Jennifer
May 27. (925 NW Flanders St.)
Gray's oils and mixed media through
(ft p:ear gallery exhibits Reflections, the brilliant and
May 31. (903 NW Davis St.)
dynamic mirrors of Portland artist Tom Cramer,
Mark Gamba Gallery in Milwaukie presents
through May 26. (809 SW Alder St.)
Mark Gamba's Buckaroos: A Rare Glimpse at
(ft Photographic Image Gallery exhibits Say Cheese!
Oregon's Remaining Cowboys through
featuring candid and studio portraits by gallery artists
June 2. (10600 SE McLoughlin Blvd. # 104.)
through
May 27. Gallery talk by famed jazz photographer
Multnomah Arts Center Gallery presents
Herb
Snitzer
7-8 pm May 18. (79 SW Oak St.)
The Nam '67 '68, wartime photography by F.
Kurt Rolfes, through June 7. (7688 SW
Capitol Highway.)
® Gay-owned Onda Arte Latina presents
Looking for Don Quixote, paintings and
drawings in mixed media by Hampton
Rodriguez, through May 23. (2215 NE
Alberta St.)
Oregon College of Art & Craft's Hoffman
Gallery presents Undergraduate Thesis
Exhibition May 18-June 18. Opening recep­
tion 4- 7 pm May 18. (8245 SWBarnes Road.)
Oregon Convention Center presents more
than 200 Oregon and southwest Washington
clay artists in the 24th annual Ceramic
Showcase through May 7. (777 NE Martin
Luther King Jr. Blvd.)
Tango Berretin offers queer-friendly classes Mondays
through June 12.
Oregon Historical Society presents The
American Presidency: A Glorious Burden,
® Portland Art Center presents Five Folks: A Variety
Show, an exhibition of senior thesis students from
Linfield College, through May 27. (32 NW Fifth Ave.)
Portland Art Museum presents Roxy Paine: PMU
through May 28; From Anxiety to Ecstasy: Themes in
German Expressionist Prints through June 11; Hilda
Morris through July 16; Highlights from the Paul and
Clara Gebauer Collection of Cameroon Art through
Aug. 13; Great Painters in Brescia from the Renaissance
to the 18th Century through Sept. 17; 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.)
(J^ Powell's Books exhibits nine young, up-and-coming
Seattle artists in The Bhg Drawing Show through
May 31. (1005 W Burnside St.)
(ft Pushdot Studio exhibits The 1 Eye International
Animation Festival through May 27. Animation
demonstration 1 -2 pm May 6. (830 NW 14th Ave.)
(ft Quintana Galleries exhibits Kwawhlhal: Argillite
Carving of the Haida, a black, slate-like stone found
exclusively off the western coast of British Columbia,
through May 27. (120 NW Ninth Ave.)
(ft Random Order Coffeehouse exhibits David Neevel's
Art as Sacrament, Art as Excrement through May 24.
(1800 NE Alberta St.)
Reed College's Douglas F. Cooley Memorial Art Gallery
exhibits photography from the Ovitz Family Collection in
New Trajectories II: Expansions through June 11. (3203 SE
Woodstock Blvd.)
(ft Ringers Annex exhibits art pieces by Adam Heim
through May 31. (1223 SW Stark St.)
Shogun's Gallery exhibits more than 200 original
Japanese manga woodblock prints by Hokusai published
in 1875 through May 21. (1111 NW23rd Ave.)
(J^ Sister Sally's Gallery presents Banana Split with a
Bush on Top, Steven W. Ochs' silkscreens of the pre­
sident's face collaged with Saddam Hussein, along with
his children's books and surreal photomontages through
May 5. (625 NW Everett St. #104.)
Small A Projects presents photographer Zoe
Crosher's Out the Window (LAX) through May 27.
(1430 SE Third Ave.)
® Space Monkey Coffee presents Reasons Why, oils
and mixed-media work by queer artist Serena Barton,
May 15-June 15. (5511 SE 72nd Ave.)
® Talking Drum Bookstore presents Where I'm
From, an exhibition of photographic work by
Woodlawn Elementary School students involved with
the I Have a Dream Foundation, through May 15.
(446 NE Killingworth St.)
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