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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
Art from the Heart presents People Like Us, an exhibit of
more than 20 artists with developmental disabilities,
through June 30. (3505 NE Broadway !
The Art Institute of Portland presents video sculptor
Tivon Rice's Apothesis through May 31. (1122 NW
Davis St.)
Attic Gallery presents 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 (Pead location) through May 26.
(206 SW First Ave. and 539 NW 10th Ave.)
Beet Gallery presents painter Shanon Playford's
Dreams of Men through June 6. (1720 NW Lovejoy
St. #120.)
Blackfish Gallery presents multimedia artist Kate
Simmons' Preservation Through Repetition through
May 26. (420 NW Ninth Ave.)
Gay-owned Brian Marki Fine Art exhibits Play,
Sarah Boss’ receptive photographs with a tendency
toward subtle eroticism, through May 31. (2236 NE
Broadway.)
Broderick Gallery presents Crawfurd Adamson's expres-
sionistic figurative paintings through June 5. (814 SW First
Ave.)
Bullseye Gallery presents multimedia artist Richard
Marquis' The Mythological Horizontal Surface through
June 16 and Jun Kaneko's kiln-formed glass through
July 28. Next up is Now, an exhibition of kiln-formed glass
by Bullseye instructors, June 2-Sept. 2. Artists reception
6:30-8:30 pm June 21. (300 NW 13th Ave.)
Butters Gallery presents Howard Hersh's encaustics
and acrylics through June 2. (520 NW Davis St.)
Camerawork Gallery presents Scott Stetzer's Gaijin
Visions, a series of panoramic landscapes from Japan,
through May 18. Next up is Jerry Wolfe's Point Lobos
Revisited May 19-June 15. Opening reception 2-4 pm May
26. (2255 NW Northrup St.)
Chambers presents painter and debut «sculptor Wid
Chambers' Picking Up the Pieces through June 2.
(207 SW Pine St. #102.)
City Club of Portland presents Changing
Landscapes - an exhibit of politically themed activist
posters, including early lesbian feminist Marie Equi—
through June 7 (901 SW Washington St.)
CoHo Theater exhibits paintings inspired by Henri Matisse
in conjunction with the Northwest premiere of the play My
Matisse through June 2. (2257 NW Raleigh St.)
Guild through June 16. Artists tea, fashion show
and demos 1 pm June 9; RSVP to
503-823-4322. (5340 N Interstate Ave.)
Elizabeth Leach Gallery presents From Father to Son:
A Right of Passage, video and photoweavings by Dinh
Q. Le, through June 23. (417 NW Ninth Ave.)
Launch Pad Gallery presents Outpour,
Jennifer Mercede's series of brightly col
ored, large-scale, text-heavy, ultra-active urban
paintings, through May 29. (534 SE Oak St.)
First Unitarian Church's The Art Wall presents a "teaser"
for The Pacifist Potential, Blackfish Gallery's upcoming
group exhibition about the peace movement, through
May 29. (1011 SW 12th Ave.)
Gay-owned Froelick Gallery presents painter Victor
Maldonado's Graph: Maps and Soda and painter
Katherine Ace’s Looking Down, Seeing Up through May 30.
Next up is Road Show, a juried group show thematically
centered on the spirit of the automobile, June 2-27. (817 SW
Second Ave.)
Gay-run Gallery de Haas presents A Taste of Italy featur
ing photographer Frank DeSantis' Images of Italy: Four
Cities and paintings by Stefan Tomsa through June 4.
(1235 W Burnside St.)
Gallery 114 presents Pat Barrett and Stephanie
Doyle's abstract paintings through June 2. (1100 NW
Glisan St.)
Glenn and Viola Waiters Cultural Arts Center in Hillsboro
presents the group exhibition Structures through June 27.
(527 E Main St.)
Goodfoot Lounge presents art by Charlie Kraft and
Kim McCarthy May 31-June 25. (2845 SE Stark St.)
Gottlieb Gallery presents Potpourri, a group show
featuring paintings, hand-blown glass hats and small
sculptural pieces, through May 26. (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 Smith Eliot's photo-based
acrylic lifts on canvas and Andy Paiko's blown and
sculpted glass through May 29. (2939 NE Alberta St.)
Guestroom Gallery presents the first group exhibition
of studio work by the artists of McMenamins, June 1-
July 28. (4114 N Vancouver Ave.)
In Other Words presents photography by Trina Mac Neill
along with multimedia art by her partner, Marie
Fleischmann, and select pieces by her daughters, 7-year-
old Cait and 4-year-old Emma, through May 31. (8 NE
Ki I lings worth St.)
® Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center presents
Hands at Work: Textiles from the Columbia Stitchery
Mark Woolley Gallery presents painter
Charles Steeler's Death of a Beautiful
Woman and Cara Tomlinson's New Paintings
through June 2. (128 NE Russell St.)
Multnomah Arts Center Gallery presents the
Oregon Book Arts Guild's Focus Conference fac
ulty and staff exhibit through June 6. (7688 SW
Capitol Highway.)
New American Art Union exhibits By All
Means: Artist's Books 8 Objects, a group
show curated by David Abel, through May 31.
Next up is the group show The Hook Up featur
ing queer artist TJ Norris June 1-30. (922 SE
Ankeny St.)
Night Light Lounge presents All That Glitters
Is Good, a group show by the queer art col
lective QuArt curated by fledgling impresario
Tony LeTigre, June 1-30. (2100 SE Clinton St.)
Guardino Gallery exhibits Andy Paiko's blown and
sculpted glass through May 29.
® Office presents the West Coast book
launch for photographer Ashod Simonian's
Real Fun: Polaroids from the Independent Music
Landscape, an insider's look at Sleater-Kinney and many
more, through May 27. (2204 NE Alberta St.)
® Gay-owned Onda Arte Latina presents ballet and the
ater costume designer Mabel Astarloa Haley's Art on
Stage through May 29. Next up is Poder y Fuego/Power
and Fire, the first Portland-area show of artwork by Latin
gays and lesbians, May 31-June 26. (2215 NE Alberta St.)
The 100th Monkey Studio presents the 18 8 Younger
Art Show through May 29. Next up is the group show
The Art of Art Therapists June 1 -26. (110 SE 16th Ave.)
Oregon College of Art b Craft presents Undergraduate
Thesis 8 Post-Baccalaureate Exhibition through June 17.
(8245 SW Barnes Road.)
PDX Contemporary Art presents Daughter— raku,
porcelain and plaster sculptures, drawings and
photographs by Cynthia Lahti—through June 2. Next up is
Keeping Count— assemblage pieces by Bill Dean that cre
ate a thought-provoking narrative—June 2-30. (925 NW
Flanders St.)
(J} p:ear gallery exhibits utility tape portraiture pioneer
Mona Superhero's Idle Hands through May 25.
(809 SW Alder St.)
® Portland Art Center presents Alexandra Opie's video
installation Dialectically Placed; multichannel video
and elecroacoustic sound artist Daniel Tapio Heila's Inter- ;
Tidal; Oregon College of Art 8 Craft's Undergraduate
Thesis 8 Post-Baccalaureate Exhibition through June 1.
0CAC commencement reception 4-7 pm May 18. (32 NW
Fifth Ave.)
Scott Stetzor's Gaijin Visions, a series of panoramic landscapes from Japan, closes May 18 at
Camerawork Gallery.
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A Print Arts Northwest presents Gene Flores and Yang
™ Yue's Instinct and Logic through June 3. (416 NW
12th Ave.)
Pulliam Deffenbaugh Gallery exhibits Jay Steensma's
NW Extinction: Bird Paintings through June 2. (929 NW
Flanders St.)
Pushdot Studio exhibits First Perceptions, fashion
photographer Kevin Ellsworth's testament to the
media's objectification of women and the illusion of
perfection, through June 2. (830 NW 14th Ave.)
Q Center presents aGAPe, Jedidiah Chavez's series
of appropriated posters and "social interventions,"
through May 26. (69 SE Taylor St.)
Quality Pictures presents Stuart Hawkins' photographs
through June 30. (916 NW Hoyt St.)
Quintana Galleries presents the group show Tundra
8 Sea: Arctic Arts of Canada and Alaska through June
30. (120 NW Ninth Ave.)
® Queer-owned Rita Deco presents Colleen Williams'
acrylic florals through May 30. Next up is Landscapes,
Justin Pike's oil paintings of the American West, May 31-
June 27. (7817 NE Prescott St.)
Small A Projects presents Hear the Wind Sing, Bob Linder
and Will Rogan's multimedia exhibit inspired by Murakami-
san’s novel of the same name, through June 2. (1430 SE
Third Ave.)
30 Center of Art and Photography exhibits Daniel
Teafoe's Lenticulars and a double feature of the
movies A Better Mousetrap by Ron Labbe and Life Under
the Sea by Takashi Sekitani May 31 -July 15. (1928 NW
Lovejoy St.)
Portland Art Museum presents Rembrandt and the
Golden Age of Dutch Art: Treasures from the Rijksmuseum,
12x16 Gallery presents the first exhibit at its new
Amsterdam June 2-Sept. 16; APEX: Roy McMakin through
Sellwood location, pinhole photographer Zeb
May 27; Manuel Neri: The Figure in Relief through July 29; |
Andrews' Pinscapes, through May 27. (8235 SE 13th Ave.)
The Drawn Line through Aug. 12; and Kehmde Wiley
through Aug. 29. (1219 SW Park Ave.)
Vorpal Space presents "neo-antisymbolist" photog
rapher Petr Sorfa's Abject Pogrom through May 31.
(^Portland City Hall presents Finding Homes for
(625 NW Flanders St. #117.)
Children Through the Arts, a traveling exhibit of
compelling photographs capturing the spirit and personal
Waterstone Gallery presents Devin Laurence Field's
ity of 40 foster kids needing permanent homes, through
Manufactured Landscapes: Sculpture in Steel through
May 31. (1221 SW Fourth Ave.)
June 3. (424 NW 12th Ave.)
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