Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013, April 06, 2007, Page 30, Image 30

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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
Artdamaged Gallery at Cadenza Academy presents Lang
Schwartzwald's paintings through April 20. (2727 SE 21st
Ave.)
(ft The Art Institute of Portland presents hard(ly) soft,
a multilayered installation providing a series of peep­
holes by which viewers contextualize works by queer
artist TJ Norris and others, through April 30. (1122 NW
Davis St.)
(ft Attic Gallery presents Diane Lewis' oil paintings of
still lifes and Kendahl Jan Jubb's watercolors (down­
town location) and David Carmack Lewis and Barbara
Bassett's oil paintings (Pearl location) through April 28.
(206 SW First Ave and 539 NW 10th Ave.)
(ft Beet Gallery presents a group show of metalsmiths
through May 2. (1720 NW Lovejoy St # 120.)
® Blackfish Gallery presents Kirk Botero’s paintings
along with Creation Cabal, an exhibit of paintings by
Sandy Roumagoux with poetry by David Brauer-Rieke,
through April 28. Cabal artists talk 2-3 pm April 21.
(420 NW Ninth Ave.)
Gay-owned Brian Marki Fine Art exhibits Fifth
Season, an exhibition of painter Madoka Ito and
sculptor Noah Nakell, extended through April 30. (2236 NE
Broadway)
Broderick Gallery presents the group show Boats and
Color through April 28. (814 SW First Ave.)
(ft Bullseye Gallery presents Jun Kaneko's kilnformed
glass through July 28. (300 NW 13th Ave.)
(ft Chambers presents landscape artist
Nancy Tokar Miller's Journeys
through April 14. Next up is painter and
debut sculptor Wid Chambers' Picking Up
the Pieces April 19- June 2. Opening recep­
tion 5:30-8:30 pm April 19. (207 SW Pine
St. #102.)
PDX Contemporary Art presents
photographer Terry
Toedtemeier's
Hawaii to the Owyhee: A Bird's Eye View
through April 28. (925 NW Flanders St.)
Clark College's Archer Gallery in
Vancouver, Wash., presents The Legend of
John Brown, a suite of 22 screen prints
created in 1977 by renowned African-
American artist Jacob Lawrence, through
April 29. (1933 Fort Vancouver Way.)
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(J^ Gay-owned Froelick Gallery presents
w landscape painter Kevin Kadar's
Portland Art Museum presents Damien
Hirst: Four Works from the Broad Art
Foundation through April 22; Personal Best:
Photographs by Elliott Erwitt through April 29;
Minimalism/Postminimalism through May 6;
APEX: Roy McMakin through May 27; and
Manuel Neri: The Figure in Relief through
July 29. (1219 SW Park Ave.)
Figure/Ground and Mexican photographer
Alejandro Echeverria's Unconscious Codes
through April 25. (81 7 SW Second Ave.)
Gay-run Gallery de Haas presents A Taste
of Italy featuring photographer Frank
DeSantis' Images of Italy: Four Cities and
paintings by Stefan Tomsa through June 4.
Artists reception 5-9 pm April 14. (1235 W
Burnside St.)
(ft Print Arts Northwest presents the
ambitious group show Middle East—
Northwest Graphic Dialogue, an International
Print Project through April 29. (416 NW 12th
Ave.)
Glenn and Viola Walters Cultural Arts
Center in Hillsboro presents the third
annual Hillsboro Youth Advisory Council
Youth Art Exhibition through April 24.
Closing reception and awards ceremony
6-8 pm April 24. (527 E Mam St.)
$ Goodfoot Lounge presents Chris
Haberman and Derek Olsen's paintings
through April 24. (2845 SE Stark St.)
(g^ Pushdot Studio exhibits Life, Forms,
Kirby Jones' pictorial inventory of natu­
ral specimens, through April 28. (830 NW
14th Ave.)
Q Center presents Corpo e Anima,
Antimo Cimono's photographs featuring
double exposures of baroque architecture and
the human figure, through April 29. (69 SE
Taylor St.)
(ft Butters Gallery presents Stacie Chappell's paintings
through April 28. (520 NW Davis St.)
(J^ Gottlieb Gallery presents David
Kohnstamm's-flecyc/ecf b Renewed
vintage windows through April 28.
(220 SW Yamhill St.)
Camerawork Gallery presents Stu Levy's New
Landscape Photography through April 20. Next up is
Scott Stetzer's Gaijin Visions, a series of panoramic land­
scapes from Japan, April 21-May 18. Artist reception 2-5
pm April 22. (2255 NW Northrup St.)
Grace Hair Salon presents a rehanging of
DeSantis' Images of Italy: Four Cities.
Ballet Supreme, a series of original
portraits by photographer Alicia J. Rose
(ft Men's Wellness Center presents Sue Myrick's
commissioned by Oregon Ballet Theatre, through May 31.
photographs through April 30. (928 SW Stark St.)
(906 NW Irving St.)
Gallery de Haas holds a reception April 14 for photographer Frank
® Guardino Gallery exhibits Martin Anderson's paint­
ings and Jeff Phegley's paintings and prints through
April 24. (2939 NE Alberta St.)
Multnomah Arts Center Gallery presents photographer
Lauren Grube’s Leaves, Trees and Urbanscapes through
April 25. (7688 SW Capitol Highway.)
Dyke-owned Haven Coffee presents Flight, a group show
from the queer art collective QuArt, April 7-28. Opening
reception 7-9 pm April 7. (3551 SE Division St.)
New American Art Union presents the group show
invisible.other curated by queer artist TJ Norris
through April 29. (922 SE Ankeny St.)
Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center presents Do North,
a group show of sculpture, photography, paintings and
short films by artists who live or work in North/Northeast
Portland (including gay City Commissioner Sam Adams!),
through April 21. (5340 N Interstate Ave.)
(ft Oasis Art Gallery presents abstract expressionist
painter Michael Moe through April 29. (821 NW
Flanders St.)
, Mark Woolley Gallery presents the group photo­
graphy show Just Imagine through April 28. (128 NE
Russell St.)
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Mt. Hood Community College's Visual Arts Center Gallery
in Gresham presents Tamsie Ringler and Rick True's
sculpture drawing and site installation through May 4.
Opening reception 6-8:30 pm April 13. (26000 SE Stark St.)
Q Guestroom Gallery presents Paper Chase, a group
show of collages and photomontages featuring queer
artist Philip losca, extended through April 14. (4114 N
Vancouver Ave.)
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Linfield College's Fine Art Gallery presents Dudes Night
Out, a group show featuring queer photographer Marne
Lucas, through April 13. (900 SE Baker St.)
Liz Snavely performs April 21 at In Other Words.
(J^ Portland Art Center presents The
Portland Grid Project, an exhibition of
3,000 images of the Rose City made by 21
photographers during the past 12 years;
Bryan Eubanks' sound installation 3 Interiors;
and photojournalist Tom Stoddart's ¡Witness
through April 27. Eubanks artist talk and
performance 7:30 pm April 7 ($2). Stoddart
artist lecture 7 pm April 14. (32 NW Fifth
Ave.)
Marylhurst University's Art Gym presents 60 of Ken
Butler's inventive and witty “hybrid instruments”—film
reel and tennis racket guitars, cowboy boot violins, ax cel­
los and Styrofoam packaging pianos—April 10-May 16.
Artist reception 6-8 pm April 10. Lecture/demo 12:30 pm
May 9 at Wiegand Hall (17600 Pacific Highway)
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(ft Office presents Evan B Harris' illustrations through
April 22. (2204 NE Alberta St.)
The 100th Monkey Studio presents the group show
Recycle/Reuse in honor of Earth Day through May 2.
(11OSE 16th Ave.)
Oregon College of Art b Craft presents OCAC Juried
Student Exhibition through April 29. (8245 SW Barnes
Road.)
® Pacific Northwest College of Art presents Sue Coe:
Graphic Witness, her socio-political illustrative art
dealing with war, animal rights, the aftermath of Hurricane
Katrina and women affected with HIV in prison, through
April 16. (1241 NW Johnson St.)
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Quality Pictures presents Jason Fulford's
photographs through April 28. (916 NW
Hoyt St.)
(ft Quintana Galleries presents Expanded Perception,
a group show of Native American art using alternative
media, through April 28. (120 NW Ninth Ave.)
® Random Order Coffeehouse presents Kevin Cascell's
collages through April 25. (1800 NE Alberta St.)
Queer-owned RitaDeco presents painter Kellee
Beaudry's Animals That Inspire Us to Be Better
Humans through April 25. (7817 NE Prescott St.)
Silverado Northwest Jewelry presents Gwenn
Seemel's Happy Knack: Paintings of People You Know
through April 30. (602 NW23rd Ave.)
Small A Projects presents multimedia artist Josh
Shaddock's It Goes Without Saying through April 28.
(1430 SE Third Ave.)
Sound Grounds presents Blue Landscapes, a group show
from the queer art collective QuArt, through April 27.
Closing reception 7-9 pm April 27. (3701 SE Belmont St.)
® 3D Center of Art and Photography exhibits
Christopher Schneberger's digital slide show A Case
of Levitation: The Story of Frances Naylor and
Transformations, stereo prints by Boris Starosta, through
April 8. (1928 NW Lovejoy St.)
(ft Vorpal Space presents photographer Steve Lenz's
Carnal Worship through April 30. (625 NW Flanders
St. #117.)
® Waterstone Gallery presents Perpetual Migration:
Sculpture and Prints by Thomas Rude through April 29.
(424 NW 12th Ave.)
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