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32 iustout FEBRUARY 2. 2007 on view These galleries hold artist receptions, usually from 6 to 9 p.m., once a month. ® First Thursday ® Last Thursday First Friday Attic Gallery presents Judith Cunningham's pastels of the Columbia Gorge (downtown location) and Tommer Gonser's acrylic and encaustic paintings (Pearl location) through Feb. 24. (206 SW First Ave. and 539 NW 10th Ave.) (Ji Blackfish Gallery presents mixed-media artist Steve Tilden's Fabrications through Feb. 24. (420 NW Ninth Ave.) Gay-owned Brian Marki Fine Art exhibits painter Gordon Marshall's Transformations through Feb. 28. (2236 NE Broadway.) Broderick Gallery celebrates Black History Month with William Rutherford's paintings of jazz legends through Feb. 28. (814 SW First Ave.) (Ji B-Street Gallery presents painter Brett Superstar's Giant Sci Fi Robot through March 31. (202 NW 13th Ave.) (Ji Butters Gallery presents Debra Van Tuinen's paint- v ings through Feb. 24. (520 NW Davis St.) Camerawork Gallery presents Bobby Abrahamson's Street Muggings, 20 photographs shot surreptitiously on the streets of New York City, through Feb. 23. (2255 NW Northrup St.) Chambers presents queer painter David Eckard and photographer LeAnne Hitchcock through Feb. 28. (207 SW Pine St. #102.) Contemporary Crafts Museum & Gallery presents Hilary Pfeifer's installation's Warm through March 11. (3934 SW Corbett Ave.) Cube Gallery in Beaverton presents its premiere exhibit, the digital graphics and sculpture of Greg Lewis, through March 3. (12240 SW Broadway St.) (Jfr Elizabeth Leach Gallery presents printmaker Dianne Kornberg's Open Places and painter Willy Heeks' Echoes through Feb. 24. (417 NW Ninth Ave.) (Ji Gay-owned Froelick Gallery presents Joe Feddersen's A Survey of Prints Since 1990 through Feb. 24. (817 SW Second Ave.) Glenn and Viola Walters Cultural Arts Center in Hillsboro presents the group show The Funtastic Escape featuring queer artist Wesley Younie Feb. 6-28. Opening reception 6-8 pm Feb. 6. (527 E Main St.) (Ti Goodfoot Lounge presents a collage-themed group Show through Feb. 20. (2845 SE Stark St.) (J^ Gottlieb Gallery presents oil painter Sandy Hageman's Brian's Garden along with Gene Gill's paintings and prints through Feb. 24. (220 SW Yamhill St.) ® Guardino Gallery exhibits Julie Fielder's ceramic sculpture, Dorothy Pittman's mixed-media paintings and Linda Womack's encaustic paintings through Feb. 20. (2939 NE Alberta St.) Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center presents James Dunbar's vibrant paintings of Maasai warriors through March 15. Artist tea and poetry reading 1 pm March 10; RSVP to 503-823-4322. (5340 N Interstate Ave.) Launch Pad Gallery presents the second annual The Love Show, a gigantic, salon-style, mixed-media, open-call group show all about love, through March 16. (534 SE Oak St.) Multnomah Arts Center Gallery presents Suzy Kitman's paintings through Feb. 7. Next up is the Columbia Basin Basketry Guild's New Directions in Paper Feb. 13-March 14> Artists reception 6:30-8:30 pm Feb. 15. (7688 SW Capitol Highway.) Northwest Film Center presents Film+International, a 30- year Portland International Film Festival poster retro spective, through Feb. 28 at Pacific Northwest College of Art. (1241 NW Johnson St.) ® Office presents 12x12, a group show featuring new Hot n' Throbbing boldly asks, "Which is more obscene, pornography or domestic violence?" through Feb. 25 at Arts Equity. and original “album cover” artwork, through Feb. 24. I (Ji Pulliam Deffenbaugh Gallery exhibits Laurie Reid's (2204 NE Alberta St.) drawings and Greg Chann's works on vellum through Feb. 24. (929 NW Flanders St.) ® Gay-owned Onda Arte Latina presents Victor Palenzuela's Soulful Drawings of nudes through 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, through Feb. 28. (110 SE 16th Ave.) Oregon College of Art & Craft presents Alumni Centennial Exhibition through Feb. 22 and OCAC Ceramics Department Exhibition through Feb. 25. (8245 SW Barnes Road.) P ortrait #2: T rojan Queer artist Vanessa Renwick signs a special limited-edition book of stills from her film Portrail #2: Trojan Feb. 3 at PDX Contemporary Art. American artists in collaboration with master printmaker Frank Janzen through Feb. 25. (416 NW 12th Ave.) 503-233-2234 insurance Profewional Service Phone Mobile 503 274 7652 503 784 8625 X" *- Gunilla Ström MARC BAKER ¿ \ > 7 Downtown Portland (503) 227-1771 • www.epbb.com (Ji Waterstone Gallery presents the group show 15 Artists After 15 Years through Feb. 25. (424 NW 12th Ave.) 401 I SE BELMONT • PORTLAND. OR • 97214 Elliott, Powell, Raden Ar Baker, Inc. Open Tuesday-Sunday (503) 230-7723 2025 SE Hawthorne (Ji Quintana Galleries presents master carver David Boxley's Killerwhale Chief of the Sea through March 31. IMMORTAL Pl AN<> COMPAN Y “Your Independent Insurance Agency " Comfortable Bilceo Recumbent^ a Specialty! • Center presents Love and the Anatomical Heart, a group show by the queer art collective QuArt PDX, through Feb. 28. (69 SE Taylor St.) (120 NW Ninth Ave.) (J^ PDX Contemporary Art presents queer filmmaker Reed College's Douglas F. Cooley Memorial Art Gallery Vanessa Renwick's Portrait #2: Trojan, a poetic presents Stylite Optimism, Jessica Jackson Hutchins' account of the nuclear power facility's demolition; film- ' sculptures inspired by traditional Chinese scholar’s rocks, maker Ryan Jeffery's Music Machine; D.E. May's spare aesetic religious practices and domestic rituals, through constructions and drawings; and Mary Henry's paintings Feb. 17 along with New and Used, Marc Joseph’s color through Feb. 24. Renwick book signing 11 am-1 pm Feb. 3. photographs of books and records and the independently (925 NW Flanders St.) owned places where they are discovered and purchased, ® p:ear gallery exhibits Object and Embellishment, its through March 11. (3203 SE Woodstock Blvd.) second annual celebration of the fashion and clothing Small A Projects presents Tomorrow Will Be Better, creations of p:ear youth, along with Kristen A. Moore's sculptures and videos by Dave McKenzie, through Feb. 10. exquisite designs through Feb. 23. (809 SW Alder St.) (1430 SE Third Ave.) ® Portland Art Center presents Reflected Waves, Eric (J^ 3D Center of Art and Photography exhibits photo La Casa and Jean-Luc Guionnet's sonic representa- i grapher David Lee's Landscapes 8 Interiors and Art in tion of Melbourne, Australia; The Other Portland: Art 6 Depth, a digital slide show by Jim Long, through Feb. 18. Ecology in the 5th Quadrant featuring queer artist TJ (1928 NW Lovejoy St.) Norris; and J.D. Perkin and Anne Thompson's life-size 12x16 Gallery exhibits its final group show, Lost installation Second Skin through Feb. 24. Skin artists talk Space, through Feb. 4. Closing reception noon-6 pm 2 pm Feb. 4. (32 NW Fifth Ave.) Feb. 4. (1216 SE Division St.) Portland Art Museum presents Treasures of Ancient Gay-owned Vino Paradiso presents Key to My Heart, Egypt: The Quest for Immortality through March 4; Damien Nubby Twiglet's mixed-media montage/collages, through Hirst: Four Works from the Broad Art Foundation through Feb. 25.(417 NW 10th Ave.) April 22; Personal Best: Photographs by Elliott Erwitt through April 29, APEX: Roy McMakin through May 27. ¡ (J^ Vorpal Space presents Dark Apertures, surreal and (1219 SW Park Ave.) sexually charged paintings and drawings by J.T. Rivas, through Feb. 24, (625 NW Flanders St. #117.) ® Print Arts Northwest presents images by Native di/to, Home, Life, Health & Business Coventry epb&b Cycle (7 Works ® Pushdot Studio exhibits Tara Chatterton's Opposite to Nature, focusing on portrayals of women and young girls internalizing the external pressures of societal roles, through Feb. 24. (830 NW 14th Ave.) --2. • , \ ¿ owner ~ stromg@qwest.net
