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These galleries hold artist receptions,
usually from 6 to 9 p.m., once a month.
First Thursday
Last Thursday Q First Friday
(Ji The Art Institute of Portland presents Strings
Attached, Katherine Coons’ contemporary paintings
and mixed-media metamorphosis, through July 31.
(1122 NW Davis St.)
(Jjl Attic Gallery presents Satsuko Hamilton's acrylic
paintings (downtown location) and Mike Orias' weld­
ed steel sculptures (Pearl location) through July 1. (206
SW First Ave. and 539 NW 10th Ave.)
(Ji Augen Gallery presents Jim Riswold's The Last
Supper: Paint by Numbers series through June 27.
(817 SW Second Ave.)
(Ji Blackfish Gallery presents Continuum, acrylic paint­
ings with Chinese calligraphy by Soo Kim Gordon, and
Baroque in the Hock, acrylic and watercolor paintings by
Jana Demartini, through July 1. Next up is its annual
Recent Grad Show July 4-29. (420 NW Ninth Ave.)
(Ji Bonnie Kahn's Wild West Gallery exhibits History
Lost; History Found, rare photography and illustrations
from the collection of a retired U.S. Forest Service histori­
an, through June 30. (1524 NW 23rd Ave.)
Gay-owned Brian Marki Fine Art exhibits painters Gordon
Marshall and Scott Gellatly and fused glass artist Roger
Thomas through June 30. Next up are photographers Craig
Payne and Sarah Boss July 1-31. (2236 NE Broadway.)
(Ji Butters Gallery presents Monkey Pots: New Species
from Ming Fay's Lab and painter Juri Morioka's Pure
Love through July 1. (520 NW Davis St.)
(Ji Chambers presents painter Horia Boboia's Spring
Collection and new works by Guy Martelet through
June 30. (207 SW Pine St. if 102.)
June 27. Next up are Elissa Knoper's oil paintings and Ron
Rogers' mixed-media constructions June 29-July 25.
(2939 NE Alberta St.)
Guestroom Gallery presents the invitational group
exhibition Grey Area, curated by queer artist TJ Norris
and featuring queer artist David Eckard, extended through
July 28. (128 NE Russell St.)
(Ji Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center presents
Harmony: Nature and Human Beings, a collection of
watercolor paintings by Ming X. Wei to celebrate Asian
Heritage Month, through June 17. (5340 N Interstate Ave.)
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art on Eugene's University
of Oregon campus exhibits Roy Lichtenstein: Prints
1956-97 through Aug. 27. (1430 Johnson Lane.)
Launch Pad Gallery presents The Armless Children and
the Serpent, a multimedia rock and art show by Billy
Bendis about the trauma of childhood and the reparations
we must all make together by facing it unashamed,
through June 30. (534 SE Oak St.)
(Ji Lawrence Gallery presents abstract and landscape
Genuine Imitation Gallery presents Chris Lundy's paint­
ings through June 30. (328 NW Broadway # 116.)
Glenn and Viola Walters Cultural Arts Center in Hillsboro
presents abstract painters Todd Bauer anfl Ronald Rasch
along with glass artist Sue Moir through June 23. Next up
are painters John Brodie and Joe McMurrian July 3-Aug.
25. Opening reception 6-8 pm July 11. (527 E Main St.)
(Ji Goodfoot Pub & Lounge exhibits Manifestation,
a group show presented by the online art publication
Black Market Culture, through June 24. (2845 SE Stark St.)
(Ji Gottlieb Gallery presents painter Kathy Hooper's
Interior Thoughts, Exterior Colors through June 24.
(220 SW Yamhill St.)
(Ji Guardino Gallery exhibits Guruhans Singh Kroesen's
steel sculptures and CA Michel's monoprints through
(Ji p:ear gallery exhibits Twilight, an observation of light
through mixed media and interactive works of art cre­
ated by Christine Paul and p.ear youth, through June 30.
(809 SW Alder St.)
(Ji Photographic Image Gallery exhibits Bill Bernstein's
w Each One Believing: The Tour, an all-access look at life
on the road with Paul McCartney, through June 25. (79 SW
Oak St.)
(Ji Portland Art Center presents Now, five exhibitions
v to celebrate the official opening of Portland’s commu­
nity center for the contemporary arts, through June 25.
(32 NW Fifth Ave.)
(Ji Portland City Hall celebrates Pride Month with an
ayo's Yarn, an animated competition of American
national identity, and the political group show Alien and
Sedition through July 1. (120 NW Ninth Ave. #210.)
exhibit of queer artists through June 30. (1220 SW
Fourth Ave.)
Marylhurst University's Art Gym presents the 2006
Bachelor of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition, featuring queer
artist Patty Coatney-Ellenbecker, through June 18.
(17600 Pacific Highway.)
(Ji Nine Gallery exhibits Paper Trail, new work
group exhibition Bestiary, featuring queer artists
Marne Lucas, Stephen O'Donnell and Wes Younie, through
Jupe 28. (817 SW Second Ave.)
Ellen George's Speciation through July 1. (925 NW
Flanders St.)
(Ji Mark Woolley Gallery presents queer artist damali
Contemporary Crafts Museum & Gallery presents a
mid-career retrospective by glass artist David Schwarz,
enamel work by Alana Clearlake and books from the
collection of Barbara Tetenbaum through Sept. 17.
(3934 SW Corbett Ave.)
(Ji Gay-owned Froelick Gallery presents the juried
(Ji PDX Contemporary Art presents abstract sculptor
Open Studios self-guided tour July 6-29. (340 SW
Morrison St.)
(Ji The Living Quarters exhibits an exclusive sneak peek
w at 21 of the artists participating in October's Portland
Multnomah Arts Center Gallery presents painter Lindsey
Johnson's The Disorder of Space through
July 12. (7688 SW Capitol Highway.)
ings by Libby Wadsworth, through July 1 and
Remains to Be Seen, sculptures and drawings by Cris
Bruch, through July 29. (417 NW Ninth Ave.)
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry presents
Robots + Us, a lighthearted look at modeling artificial life
after the real thing, through Sept. 4. (1945 SE Water Ave.)
Portland Art Museum presents 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.^
oil and acrylic paintings by Fred Holcomb and
Shannon Ray through June 30. Next up are oils by Ann
Ruttan July 6-31. (903 NW Davis St.)
Clackamas Community College in Oregon City presents
the group show Self Portrait through Aug. 24 at Alexander
Gallery. (19600 S Molalla Ave.)
(Ji Elizabeth Leach Gallery presents Vestiges, oil paint­
Art of Amanda Snyder and Jefferson Tester through
Nov. 27. (1200 SW Park Ave.)
(Ji Print Arts Northwest presents works by Marcy
Baker, Suzanne Tufenkian and Christ Papa through
July 2. (416 NW 12th Ave.)
(Ji Pulliam Deffenbaugh Gallery exhibits Milton Wilson
w and His Peers: 1960s and 1970s, an examination of
abstraction made in the Northwest, through July 1.
(929 NW Flanders St.)
(Ji Pushdot Studio exhibits Michael Durham's 1/45,000,
using a laser-triggered high-speed camera to photo­
graph flying insects, through July 1. (830 NW 14th Ave.)
(Ji Quintana Galleries exhibits the second annual
Southwestern Jewelry Trunk Show through June 30.
Next up is Blackfeet painter Jeneese Hilton's Divine
Animism and Latin American works from the Marion
Phelan Collection July 6-29. (120 NW Ninth Ave.)
(Ji Rake Art Gallery presents the group show Skin
through June 24. Next up are oil painter Michael
Endo's Lines of Communication and the juried group pho­
tography show Communication Through Mechanical
Discourse July 6-29. (325 NW Sixth Ave.)
Small A Projects presents Decorator's Proposal for
Interior of Lobby, an exhibition of paintings and drawings
by Dana Dart-McLean with videos by Kara Hearn, through
July 1. Next up is the nature-themed group show Atlas of
the Unknown July 7-Aug. 19. (1430 SE Third Ave.)
(Ji 3D Center of Art and Photography exhibits photogra­
(Ji Portland Modern Viewing Room exhibits Blue
pher Ron Kriesel's Human Nature: Scenic Observations
Via Stereograph and The Strange Case of Dr. Addison 8 the
Crosswell Twins, a photographic slide show by Christopher
Schneberger, through July 2. Next up is Unseen Ellis Island:
Island of Hope, Island of Tears and CGI: Images of a Three-
Dimensional Mind July 6-Aug. 13. (1928 NW Lovejoy St.)
June 30 and drawings by Kim McKenna, Christy Nyboer
and Bonnie Paisley through July 29. (1715 NW Lovejoy St.)
12x16 Gallery exhibits etchings by Sheryl
Funkhouser through July 2. (1216 SE Division St.)
(Ji Powell's Books exhibits Print Zero Studios’ fourth
Woolley at Wonder presents the political group
show Alien and Sedition through July 1. (128 NE
w Frontier, an installation by Stephanie Robison, through
print portfolio exchange through June 30. (1005 W
by queer artist Mar Goman and Cynthia
Nawalinski, through July 1. (1231 NW Hoyt St.)
© Office presents Brad Simon's paintings,
prints, books and more through June 25.
(2204 NE Alberta St.)
(Ji Gay-owned Onda Arte Latina presents
Flora Fauna Madonna, paintings in mixed
media by Cristina Acosta, through June 27. Next
up are paintings in mixed media by Paula
Hernandez Solimano June 29-July 25. (2215 NE
Alberta St.)
Optic Nerve Arts presents The Ballpoint Pen Art
of Dennis Dread through June 30. (1829 NE
Alberta St.)
Oregon College of Art & Craft's Hoffman Gallery
presents Undergraduate Thesis Exhibition
through June 18. Next up is ceramic and photo­
graphic work by Frank Boyden and Jean Vollum
June 22-July 30. Opening reception 4-7 pm June
22. (8245 SW Barnes Road.)
Oregon Historical Society presents This
Bountiful Place: Art About Agriculture, the First 25
Years and The American Presidency: A Glorious
Burden, a traveling version of the permanently
installed exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution
featuring five audiovisual presentations, two
interactive experiences and more than 350 arti­
facts, through Sept. 17 and Oregon Originals: The
Modern Garage Movement, featuring queer choreographer Jbird Leary, performs June 30 at New
American Art Union and July 1 at Q Center.
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