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44 juStlOUt JUNE 15.2007 on view Goodfoot Lounge presents art by Charlie Kraft and Kim McCarthy through June 25. (2845 SE Stark St.) These galleries hold artist receptions, usually from 6 to 9 p.m., once a month. First Thursday Last Thursday © First Friday Gottlieb Gallery presents painter Richard Durden's Pieces of Oregon and painter Sally O'Neill's Places in the Sun through June 29. (220 SW Yamhill St.) Art from the Heart presents People Like Us, an exhibit of more than 20 artists with developmental disabilities, through June 30. (3505 NE Broadway ) Gresham Visual Arts Gallery presents 2007 Juried Art Exhibit featuring encaus tic painter Natasia Chan through July 19. Artists reception 5-6:30 pm June 19. (1333 NW Eastman Parkway.) Art of Your Life Studio presents lesbian artist Serena Barton's Modes of Expression through June 29. (1210 SE Oak St.) The Art Institute of Portland presents the group ani mation show Anticipation through June 30. (1122 NW Davis St.) Guardino Gallery exhibits Lauren Carrera's mixed-media assemblages and Mary Wells' paper mosaic collages June 28-July 24. (2939 NE Alberta St.) Attic Gallery presents Satsuko Hamilton's acrylics (downtown location) and Sandra Jones Campbell and Amy Spassov's paintings (Pearl location) through June 30. (206 SW First Ave and 539 NW 10th Ave.) Guestroom Gallery presents the first group exhibition of studio work by the artists of McMenamins, through July 28. (4114 N Vancouver Ave) Backspace Gallery presents abstract photographer Douglas Bienert’s Urban Wayfarer through June 30. (115 NW Fifth Ave.) Lesbian-owned Healthy Pets Northwest presents gay photographer Horace Long's dog and cat portraits through June 30. (7642 SW Capitol Highway.) Beet Gallery presents ceramic sculptor Cary Weigand’s A Collection of Effigies through June 30. (1720 NW Lovejoy St. # 120.) Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center presents Hands at Work: Textiles from the Columbia Stitchery Guild through June 16. (5340 N Interstate Ave.) ® Blackfish Gallery presents The Pacifist Potential, a group exhibition about the peace movement, through June 30. (420 NW Ninth Ave.) Launch Pad Gallery presents Photographs: Pictures That Came from My Camera, enlarged Polaroids of empty spaces and desolate landscapes by Julia Blackburn and Jeremy Pelley, through June 30. (534 SE Oak St.) Gay-owned Brian Marki Fine Art exhibits the first- ever Open Painting Exhibition through June 30. (2236 NE Broadway) Littman Gallery presents painter Gwenn Seemel's Swollen: Portraits of Before and After, featuring images of a trans woman undergoing sex-reassignment surgery and a lesbian experiencing menopause, July 5-25. Gallery talk noon-1 pm July 17. (1825 SW Broadway #250 ) B Rogers Gallery presents the group show Small Wonders through July 1. (734 NE 19th Ave.) Bullseye Gallery presents multimedia artist Richard Marquis' The Mythological Horizontal Surface through June 16, Jun Kaneko's kiln-formed glass through July 28 and Now, an exhibition of kiln-formed glass by Bullseye instructors, through Sept. 2. Now artists reception 6:30-8:30 pm June 21. (300 NW 13th Ave.) Butters Gallery presents the group show New Discoveries through June 30. (520 NW Davis St.) Portland City Hall's Pride Month exhibit features Brent Marr's drawings and Paul Dahlquist's photographs. I Mark Woolley Gallery presents Found to Form, sculptures from reclaimed metals by Brian Mock, through June 30. (128 NE Russell St.) Marylhurst University's Art Gym presents Bachelor of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition 2007 through June 17. (17600 Pacific Highway.) Camerawork Gallery presents Jerry Wolfe's Point Lobos Revisited through June 15. Next up are Christine Laptuta's photographs June 16-July 17. Artist reception 3-5:30 pm June 17. (2255 NW Northrup St.) Multnomah Arts Center Gallery presents prints by the center's instructors and students through July 11. (7688 SW Capitol Highway.) (Ji Chambers presents WYSISYG, HTML drawings by Chris Ashley, through July 14. (207 SW Pine St. if 102.) New American Art Union exhibits the group show The Hook Up featuring queer artist TJ Norris through June 30. (922 SE Ankeny St.) The Core, Portland's shortest walk-in gallery at only 3.5 feet high, presents Voyeur, a tiny space crammed with more than 60 artists, including queers Richard Schemmerer and Mike Krzeszak, through June 30. (625 NW Everett St #230.) Night Light Lounge presents All That Glitters Is Good, a group show by the queer art collective QuArt cuiat- ed by fledgling impresario Tony LeTigre,’through July 6. (2100 SE Clinton St.) The 100th Monkey Studio presents the group show The Art of Art Therapists through June 26. (110 SE 16th Ave.) in the empty spaces of everyday Mexico, through June 30. Next up is Karolina Sobecka's Stability: An Interactive Installation June 25-30. (830 NW 14th Ave) Oregon College of Art h Craft presents Undergraduate Thesis 6 Post-Baccalaureate Exhibition through June 17. Next up Turning Green, an international juried exhibition coinciding with the 21st annual American Association of Woodturners Symposium, June 28-July 22. (8245 SW Barnes Road.) Q Center presents Pass/Fail, Miss Tuesday Smillie's digital photographs, prints and performances focused on genderqueer experience and trans-femininity, through July 1. Closing reception with a live art perform ance 6-7 pm June 30. (69 SE Taylor St.) Oregon Historical Society presents Sports: Breaking Records, Breaking Barriers, one of the Smithsonian's most popular traveling exhibits, along with a unique display from Nike’s archives through Aug. 25. (1200 SW Park Ave.) ® Pacific Northwest College of Art presents Dryden Goodwin’s Flight, an installation combining live action, animated intervention, multilayered soundtrack and hundreds of pen-and-ink drawings, through June 28. (1241 NW Johnson St.) PDX Contemporary Art presents Keeping Count— assemblage pieces by Bill Dean that create a thought provoking narrative—and Brad Cloepfil's Drawmg/Making through June 30. (925 NW Flanders St.) • p:ear gallery exhibits Joe and Annette Thurston's col laborative work At the Same Moment through June 29. (809 SW Alder St.) Portland Art Center presents the illustrated work of influential comic creator Basil Wolverton, photo journalist Robbie Cooper's Alter Ego: Avatars and Their Creators, Samantha DiRosa's video installation Mapping Meg Ryan: Gaze Study and Linfield College Department of Art and Visual Culture's Thesis Exhibition 2007 through June 29. (32 NW Fifth Ave.) Elizabeth Leach Gallery presents From Father to Son A Right of Passage, video and photoweavings by Dinh Q. Le, through June 23 and Relations, works on paper and wall drawings by Justin Gibbens, through July 7. (417 NW Ninth Ave.) North Bank Gallery in Vancouver, Wash., presents the group show Driven to Abstraction featuring queer painter Richard Schemmerer and encaustic painter Natasia Chan through June 30. (1005 Main St.) Portland Art Museum presents Manuel Neri: The Figure in Relief through July 29; The Drawn Line through Aug. 12; Kehinde Wiley through Aug. 29, and Rembrandt and the Golden Age of Dutch Art: Treasures from the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam through Sept. 16. (1219 SW Park Ave.) ® Oasis Art Gallery presents abstract artist Thomas Tomonaga's Random (Quantum) Walk, or Unrestrained Representation through June 30. (821 NW Flanders St. #345.) Portland City Hall presents the second annual Pride Art Show through June 30. (1220 SW Fourth Ave.) Gay-owned Froelick Gallery presents Road Show, a juried group show thematically centered on the spirit of the automobile, through June 27. (817 SW Second Ave) Office presents midcentury modern enthusiast, painter and illustrator George Perrou's Conversations through June 23. (2204 NE Alberta St.) Glenn and Viola Walters Cultural Arts Center in Hillsboro presents the group exhibition Structures through June 27. Next up is Piece Process, a national traveling exhibition by artists of Middle Eastern descent, July 3-31. Opening reception 6-8 pm July 3. (527 E Mam St.) ® Gay-owned Onda Arte Latina presents Poder y Fuego/Power and Fire, the first Portland-area show of artwork by Latin gays and lesbians, through June 26. Next up are Pepe Moscoso Paniagua's photographs of Mexican indigenous women June 28-July 24. (2215 NE Alberta St.) Corvallis Arts Center presents gay Eugene visual artist Mike E. 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(3203 SE Woodstock Blvd.) Queer-owned Rita Deco presents Landscapes, Justin Pike's oil paintings of the American West, through June 27. (7817 NE Prescott St.) Rocksbox presents its inaugural exhibition, the group show Portland? Fuck Portland! featuring queer artist Storm Tharp July 4-Aug. 12. Opening reception 5-11 pm July 4. (6540 N Interstate Ave.) Small A Projects presents the group show Me, You, You (A Ventriloquy) June 20-July 28. Opening reception 7-9 pm June 20. (1430 SE Third Ave.) 3D 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 Sekitam through July 15. (1928 NW Lovejoy St.) Visage Eyewear presents Jessie Stead's video installa tion Left Behind by Runaway Mutants through June 30. (1046 NW Johnson St.) Vorpal Space presents Caustic Visions, digitally manipulated photographs by Troy John McCray, through June 30. (625 NW Flanders St #117.) Waterstone Gallery presents Substance and Harmony, stone sculptures by Stuart Jacobson and solarplate intaglio by Barbara Mason, through July 1. Next up is watercolor painter Scott C. Johnson's Gathering Light July 3-29 .(424 NW 12th Ave.) Working Artists Gallery presents Urban Texture featuring queer photographer Troy John McCray and painter Chris Haberman, through July 1. (2211 NW Front St.) eatingout eatingout se 6th ash J&M Quality Pictures presents Stuart Hawkins' photographs through June 30. (916 NW Hoyt St.) breakfast & lunch 503 230 0463 eatingout
