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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
Schwartzwalds paintings through April 20. [2727 SE 21st
Ave.)
® 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.)
® 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.
Next up are Mike Smith and Pat San Soucie’s watercolors
(downtown location) and Gretchen Gammell's acrylic
paintings on canvas and Erik Hall's oil paintings on panel
(Pearl location) May 3-26. (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 bv David Brauer-Rieke,
through April 28. Cabal artists talk 2-3 pm April 21. Next
up is multimedia artist Kate Simmons' Preservation
Through Repetition May 1 -26. (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. Next up
is Play, Sarah Boss' receptive photographs with a tenden
cy toward subtle eroticism, May 1-31. (2236 NE
Broadway)
Broderick Gallery presents the group show Boats and
Color through April 28. Next up are Crawfurd Adamson's
expressiomstic figurative paintings May 2-June 5. Painting
demonstration 1-3 pm May 5 ($20). (814 SW First Ave.)
® Bullseye Gallery presents multimedia artist Richard
Marquis' The Mythological Horizontal Surface May 3-
June 16 and Jun Kaneko's kilnformed glass through
July 28. (300 NW 13th Ave.)
(ft Butters Gallery presents Stacie Chappell's paintings
through April 28. (520 NW Davis St.)
Camerawork Gallery presents Stu Levy's New Land
scape Photography through April 20. Next up is Scott
Stetzer's Gaijin Visions, a series of panoramic landscapes
from Japan, April 21-May 18. Artist reception 2-5 pm
April 22. (2255 NW Northrup St.)
® Chambers presents painter and debut sculptor Wid
Chambers' Picking Up the Pieces through June 2.
(207 SW Pine St. # 102.)
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.)
CoHo Theater exhibits paintings inspired by Henri Metisse
in conjunction with the Northwest premiere of the play My
Matisse April 27-June 2. Opening reception 6:30-7:30 pm
April 27. (2257 NW Raleigh St.)
by Dinh Q. Le, May 3-June
(417 NW Ninth Ave.)
made by 21 photographers dunng the past 12 years,
Bryan Eubanks' sound installation 3 Interiors; and
photojournalist Tom Stoddart's ¡Witness through
April 27. Next up is Oregon College of Art & Craft's
Undergraduate Thesis 8 Post-Baccalaureate
Exhibition May 3-June 1. Commencement recep
tion 4-7 pm May 18. (32 NW Fifth Ave.)
First Unitarian Church's The
Wall presents a "teaser” for
Pacifist Potential. Blackfish Gallery’s
upcoming group exhibition about
the peace movement, May 6-29.
Opening reception 10 am-1 pm
May 6. (1011 SW 12th Ave.)
(Jjj Gay-owned Froelick Gallery
presents landscape painter
Kevin Kadar's Figure/Ground and
Mexican photographer Alejandro
Echeverria's Unconscious Codes
through April 25. Next up are painter
Victor Maldonado's Graph: Maps
and Soda and painter Katherine
Ace's Looking Down, Seeing Up
May 1-30. (817 SW Second Ave.)
Portland Art Museum presents The Drawn Line
May 5-Aug. 12, Kehinde Wiley May 5-Aug. 29;
Damien Hirst: Four Works from the Broad Art
Foundation through April 22; Personal Best:
Photographs by Elliott Erwitt through April 29;
Minimalism/Postmimmalism through May 6; APEX:
Roy McMakin through May 27; and Manuel Neri:
The Figure in Relief through July 29. (1219 SW
Park 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. (1235 W Burnside St.)
(ft Gallery 114 presents Pat Barrett and Stephanie
Doyle's abstract paintings May 2-June 2. (1100 NW
Glisan St.)
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. Next up is the group
exhibition Structures May 1-June 27. Opening reception
6-8 pm May 1. (527 E Main St.)
® Goodfoot Lounge presents Chris Haberman and
Derek Olsen's paintings through April 24. (2845 SE
Stark St.)
® Gottlieb Gallery presents David Kohnstamm's
Recycled 8 Renewed vintage windows through
April 28. (220 SW Yamhill St.)
Grace Hair Salon presents a rehanging of Ballet Supreme,
a series of original portraits by photographer Alicia J. Rose
commissioned by Oregon Ballet Theatre, through May 31.
(906 NW Irving St.)
® Guardino Gallery exhibits Martin Anderson's paint
ings and Jeff Phegley's paintings and prints through
April 24. Next up are Smith Eliot's photo-based acrylic lifts
on canvas and Andy Paiko's blown and sculpted glass
April 26-May 29. (2939 NE Alberta St.)
Dyke-owned Haven Coffee presents Flight, a group show
from the queer art collective QuArt, through April 28.
(3551 SE Division St.)
In Other Words presents photography by Trina Mac Neill
along with multimedia art by her partner, Marie
Fleishmann, and select pieces by her daughters, 7-year-old
Cait and 4 year-old Emma, May 1-31. Opening reception
5-7 pm May 5 with Jennifer Holland playing viola, yummy
snacks and kid fun. (8 NE Killingsworth 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.)
Launch Pad Gallery presents Daniel Papke's large-
scale oil paintings through April 29. (534 SE Oak St.)
reel and tennis racket guitars, cowboy boot violins, ax
cellos and Styrofoam packaging pianos—through May 16.
Lecture/demo 12:30 pm May 9 at Wiegand Hall.
(17600 Pacific Highway.)
(ft Men's Wellness Center presents Sue Myrick’s
photographs through April 30. (928 SW Stark St.)
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.
(26000 SE Stark St.)
New American Art Union presents the group show
invisible.other curated by queer artist TJ Norris
through April 29. (922 SE Ankeny St.)
Q Center presents Corpo e Anima, Antimo Cimino's
photographs featuring double exposures of baroque
architecture and the human figure, through April 29. (69 SE
Taylor St.)
(ft Oasis Art Gallery presents abstract expressionist
painter Michael Moe through April 29. (821 NW
Flanders St.)
® Office presents Evan B Harris' illustrations through
April 22. Next up is the West Coast book launch for
photographer Ashod Simonian's Real Fun: Polaroid^ from
the Independent Music Landscape, an insider's look at
Sleater-Kinney and many more, April 26-May 27. (2204 NE
Alberta St.)
® Gay-owned Onda Arte Latina presents ballet and
theater costume designer Mabel Astarloa Haley's Art
on Stage April 26-May 29. (2215 NE Alberta St.)
The 100th Monkey Studio presents the group show
Recycle/Reuse in honor of Earth Day through May 2.
Next up is the 18 8 Younger Art Show May 4-29. (110 SE
16th Ave.)
Oregon College of Art & Craft presents OCAC Juried
Student Exhibition through April 29. Next up is Under
graduate Thesis 8 Post-Baccalaureate Exhibition May 3-
June 17. Artists reception 4-7 pm May 17. (8245 SW
Barnes Road.)
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PDX Contemporary Art presents photographer Terry
Toedtemeier's Hawaii to the Owyhee: A Bird's Eye
View through April 28. (925 NW Flanders St.)
(Jj p:ear gallery exhibits utility tape portraiture pioneer
Mona Superhero-s Idle Hands through May 25.
(809 SW Alder St.)
® Elizabeth Leach Gallery presents From Father to
Son: A Right of Passage, video and photoweavings
Marylhurst University's Art Gym presents 60 of Ken
Butler's inventive and witty "hybrid instruments"—film
® Portland Art Center presents The Portland Grid
Project, an exhibition of 3,000 images of the Rose City
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(ft Pulliam Deffenbaugh Gallery exhibits Jay Steensma's
NW Extinction: Bird Paintings May 1 -June 2. (929 NW
Flanders St.)
® Pushdot Studio exhibits Life, Forms, Kirby Jones'
pictorial inventory of natural specimens, through
April 28. Next up is First Perceptions, fashion photographer
Kevin Ellsworth's testament to the media's objectification
of women and the illusion of perfection, May 2-June 2.
(830 NW 14th Ave.)
Mark Woolley Gallery presents the group photo
graphy show Just Imagine through April 28. (128 NE
Russell St.)
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® Print Arts Northwest presents the ambitious group
show Middle East—Northwest Graphic Dialogue,
an International Print Project through April 29. Next up
are Gene Flores and Yang Yue's Instinct and Logic May 1 -
June 3. Flores artist talk 6 pm May 2. (416 NW 12th
Ave.)
Multnomah Arts Center Gallery presents photographer
Lauren Grube’s Leaves, Trees and Urbanscapes through
April 25. Next up is the Oregon Book Arts Guild's Focus
Conference faculty and staff exhibit May 1-June 6.
Opening reception 7-9 pm May 3. (7688 SW Capitol
Highway.)
Cube Gallery in Beaverton presents Michael Orwick's
Impressionistic landscape paintings and digital canvas
reproductions through May 5. (12240 SWBroadway St.)
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(J^ Portland City Hail presents Finding Homes for
Children Through the Arts, a traveling exhibit
of compelling photographs capturing the spirit and
personality of 40 foster kids needing permanent
homes, May 3-31. (1221 SW Fourth Ave.)
Photographer Terry Toedtemeiers Hawaii to the Owyhee: A Bird's Eye
View is on display through April 28 at PDX Contemporary Art.
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Quality Pictures presents Jason Fulford's photographs
through April 28. (916 NW Hoyt St.)
(Jj Quintana Galleries presents Expanded Perception,
a group show of Native American art using alternative
media, through April 28. Next up is the group show Tundra
8 Sea: Arctic Arts of Canada and Alaska May 3-June 30.
(120 NW Ninth Ave.)
(ft Random Order Coffeehouse presents Kevin Cascell's
collages through April 25. (1800 NE Alberta St.)
® Queer-owned Rita Deco 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 NW 23rd 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.)
(ft Vorpal Space presents photographer Steve Lenz's
Carnal Worship through April 30. (625 NW Flanders
St. #7 77.7
(JJ Waterstone Gallery presents Perpetual Migration:
Sculpture and Prints by Thomas Rude through April 29.
(424 NW 12th Ave.)
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