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Guardino Gallery exhibits Kim Hamblin's mixed media
™ with paper and Julia Gardner's mixed media with resin
These galleries hold artist receptions,
usually from 6 to 9 p.m., once a month.
First Friday
Artdamaged Gallery at Cadenza Academy presents
acrylics and collages by Joel Barber through Jan. 20.
(2727 SE 21st Ave.)
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® Attic Gallery presents paintings by Marlene Moore
Alexander (downtown location) and Jean Schwalbe
(Pearl location) through Jan. 27. Next up are Judith
Cunningham's pastels of the Columbia Gorge (downtown
location) and Tommer Gonser's acrylic and encaustic
paintings (Pearl location) Feb. 1-24. (206 SW First Ave. and
539 NW 10th Ave.)
(ft Beet Gallery presents woodworker Rob Lewis'
Larger Than Life through Jan. 31. (1720 NW Lovejoy
St. #120.)
® Blackfish Gallery presents Eve Bennett's conceptual
w look at America's cultural "death taboo" and a group
show exchange featuring artists from New York's 55 Mercer
Gallery through Jan. 27. Next up is mixed-media artist Stove
Tilden's Fabrications Jan. 30-Feb. 24. (420 NW Ninth Ave.)
Gay-owned Brian Marki Fine Art exhibits the group
show Artist Auditions: Phase III through Jan. 31.
(2236 NE Broadway )
Broderick Gallery presents painters Pat Hanson and K.C.
Madsen's responses to the Wyoming Landscape through
Jan. 30. (814 SW First Ave.)
(ft B-Street Gallery presents painter Brett Superstar's
Giant Sci Fi Robot through March 31. (202 NW 13th
Ave.)
(ft Butters Gallery presents Debra Van Tuinen's paint-
ings Feb. 1-24. (520 NW Davis St.)
Camerawork Gallery presents Blue Mitchell's Mythos
through Jan. 26. Next up is Bobby Abrahamson's Street
Muggings, 20 photographs shot surreptitiously on the
streets of New York City, Jan. 27-Feb. 23. Opening recep
tion 6-9 pm Jan. 27. (2255 NW Northrup St.)
through Jan. 23. Next up are Julie Fielder's ceramic sculp
ture, Dorothy Pittman's mixed-media paintings and Linda
Womack's encaustic paintings Jan. 25-Feb. 20. (2939 NE
Alberta St.)
Dyke-owned Haven Coffee presents Rosanna Tam's
photographs of Portland bands, cute girls. Gay Skate Night
and other local happenings through Jan. 31. (3551 SE
Division St.)
Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center presents
Emergence: University of Portland Students, a group
show of sculpture, photography and other media, through
Jan. 27. Artists tea 1 pm Jan. 20. (5340 N Interstate Ave.)
Launch Pad Gallery presents How We Relate, a mixed-
media show of collaborative works involving more than
20 artists, through Jan. 28. (534 SE Oak St.)
(ft Lawrence Gallery presents George Hamilton's paint-
w mgs through Jan. 31. (903 NW Davis St.)
Mt. Hood Cultural Center and Museum in Government
Camp presents Sue Alien's screenprints showing the sides
and seasons of the mountain through Jan. 31. (88900 E
Highway 26 Business Loop.)
Multnomah Arts Center Gallery presents Suzy Kitman's
paintings through Feb. 7. (7688 SW Capitol Highway.)
(ft Office presents the group show A to Z: For the Love
of Type through Jan. 21. (2204 NE Alberta St.)
Gay-owned Onda Arte Latina presents Helga
Thomson's retablos, collographs and digital prints
through Jan. 23. Next up are Victor Palenzuela's Soulful
Drawings of nudes Jan. 25-Feb. 20. (2215 NE Alberta St.)
The 100th Monkey Studio presents The Art of
Diversity, a group show focusing on prejudice, stereo
types, community, support, politics, education and
heritage, Feb. 1-28. (110 SE 16th Ave.)
Oregon College of Art b Craft presents Book Arts
Department Exhibition through Jan. 28 at Centrum Gallery
and Alumni Centennial Exhibition through Feb. 22 at
Hoffman Gallery. Next up is OCAC Ceramics Department
(^Chambers presents queer painter David
Eckard and photographer LeAnne Hitchcock
through Feb. 28. Artists talk 7 pm Feb. 1. (207 SW
Pine St. #102.)
Contemporary Crafts Museum b Gallery pre
sents Hilary Pfeifer's installation's Warm through
March 11. (3934 SW Corbett Ave.)
Onda Arte Latina unveils Victor Palenzuela's Soulful Drawings of nudes Jan. 25.
Exhibition Feb. 1-25. Opening reception 4-7 pm Feb. 1.
(8245 SW Barnes Road.)
zjs Pushdot Studio exhibits Salton Sea, a record of
™ Stephen Tamiesie's visual fascination with the decay
(J^ PDX Contemporary Art presents queer painter Storm
of the popular vacation spot in 1950s and 1960s Southern
California, through Jan. 27. Next up is Tara Chatterton's
Opposite to Nature, focusing on portrayals of women and
young girls internalizing the external pressures of societal
roles, Jan. 31-Feb. 24. (830 NW 14th Ave.)
Tharp's We Appeal to Heaven through Jan. 27.
(925 NW Flanders St.)
(ft p ear gallery exhibits Brent Wear's Metamorphosis
through Jan. 25. (809 SW Alder St.)
Portland Art Center presents Dan Senn's kinetic
sound sculpture installation Many Pairs Sounding
through Jan. 27; The Other Portland: Art 8 Ecology in the 5th
Quadrant featuring queer artist TJ
Norris through Feb. 24; and J.D.
Perkin and Anne Thompson's life
size installation Second Skin
through Feb. 24. Skin artists talk
2 pm Feb. 4. (32 NW Fifth Ave.)
Portland Art Museum presents
Personal Best: Photographs by
Elliott Erwitt Jan. 20-April 29;
APEX Roy McMakin Jan. 27-May
27; APEX: Roy McMakin through
Jan. 20; Treasures of Ancient
Egypt: The Quest for Immortality
through March 4; and Damien
Hirst: Four Works from the Broad
Art Foundation through April 22.
(1219 SW Park Ave.)
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Elizabeth Loach Gallery presents illustra-
W tor Robert Hanson's Three Graces through
Jan. 27 and painter Willy Heeks’ Echoes through
Feb. 24. (417 NW Ninth Ave.)
(J^ Gay-owned Froelick Gallery presents Winter
Group Show featuring queer artists Stephen
O'Donnell and Leiv Fagereng through Jan. 27. Next
up is Joe Feddersen's A Survey of Prints Since 1990
Jan. 31-Feb. 24. (817 SW Second Ave.)
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Glenn and Viola Walters Cultural Arts Center in
Hillsboro presents the group show Landscape
Now through Jan. 31. (527 E Main St.)
® Goodfoot Lounge presents
sents a group show featur
ing small, framed works through
Jan. 31. Next up are images by
Native American artists in collab
oration with master printmaker
Frank
Janzen
Feb.
1-25.
(416 NW 12th Ave.)
The Art of
Musical Maintenance 3, an installment .of
more than 250 music posters from more than 40
artists throughout the country, through Jan. 23.
Next up is a collage-themed group show Jan. 25-
Feb. 20. (2845 SE Stark St.)
(J^ Gottlieb
Gallery presents The Locals,
intimate portraits from the Scottish Highlands
by Becca Bernstein, through Jan. 27. (220 SW
Yamhill St.)
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® Pulliam
Deffenbaugh
Gallery exhibits Laurie Reid's
drawings and Greg Chann's works
on vellum Jan. 30-Feb. 24.
(929 NW Flanders St.)
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Heart Townes, queer musician Holcombe Waller's
new original theatrical performance based on the songs
of Patty Griffin and Townes Van Zandt, through Jan. 31.
Next up is Love and the Anatomical Heart, a group show
by the queer art collective QuArt PDX, Feb. 2-28. (69 SE
Taylor St.)
(ft Quality Pictures presents its inaugural exhibits, pho-
tographer Chris Verene's Self Esteem through Jan. 27.
(916 NW Hoyt St.)
(J^ Quintana Galleries presents Revival, a selection of
Southwestern painters and potters, through Jan. 27.
Next up is master carver David Boxley’s Killerwhale Chief
of the Sea Feb. 1 -March 31. (120 NW Ninth Ave.)
Reed College's Douglas F. Cooley Memorial Art Gallery
presents Stylite Optimism, Jessica Jackson Hutchins'
sculptures inspired by traditional Chinese scholar's rocks,
aesetic religious practices and domestic rituals, through
Feb. 17. (3203 SE Woodstock Blvd.)
Small A Projects presents Tomorrow Will Be Better,
sculptures and videos by Dave McKenzie, through Feb. 10.
(1430 SE Third Ave.)
® 3D Center of Art and Photography exhibits photo
grapher David Lee's Landscapes 8 Interiors and Art in
Depth, a digital slide show by Jim Long, through Feb. 18.
(1928 NW Lovejoy St.)
12x16 Gallery exhibits its final group show, Lost
Space, Feb. 1-4. Closing reception noon-6 pm Feb. 4.
(1216 SE Division St.)
Gay-owned Vino Paradiso presents Jami Lord's paintings
and Tim Brenner's prints through Jan. 28. (417 NW 10th
Ave.)
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