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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
The Art Institute of Portland presents the group
show Contemporary Chinese Design through July 28.
(1122 NW Davis St.)
Attic Gallery presents Judith Cunningham's pastels
of the Columbia Gorge (downtown location) and Jean
Christofori Howton's abstract oil paintings and Mike Orias'
welded steel sculptures (Pearl location) through July 28.
(206 SW First Ave and 539 NW 10th Ave.)
Beet Gallery presents ceramic sculptor Jessica
Kreutter's Unidentified (Flying Objects) through
July 31. (1720 NW Lovejoy St. 77120.)
Berbati Restaurant presents a multimedia group
show curated by acclaimed tape artist Mona
Superhero Aug. 2-31. (19 SW Second Ave.)
Blackfish Gallery presents The Recent Grad Show
through July 28. Next up are glass paintings by Judith
Wyss and paintings by her son Edmund Aug. 2-Sept. 1.
(420 NW Ninth Ave.)
Bonnie Kahn's Wild West Gallery presents Shoot
the Indian: Media, Misperception and Native Truth
featuring paintings by political prisoner Leonard Peltier
Aug. 2-31. (1524 NW 23rd Ave.)
Gay-owned Brian Marki Fine Art presents Artist
Auditions II—Semi-Finalist Exhibition through July 31.
(2236 NE Broadway.)
Broderick Gallery presents Summertime, Vanessa
Calvert's encaustic/photo collages and George Brod
erick's oil paintings, through July 28. (814 SW First Ave.)
B Rogers Gallery presents the group show Start of
Summer through July 29. Next up the group show
The Bird Show featuring queer artists Paul Arensmeyer and
R. Keaney Rathbun Aug. 3-26. (734 NE 19th Ave.)
Bullseye Gallery presents Jun Kaneko's kiln-formed
glass through July 28; Now, an exhibition of kiln-
formed glass by Bullseye instructors, through Sept. 2; and
BECon 2007 Exhibition: Art into Architecture through
Sept. 22. (300 NW 13th Ave.)
Butters Gallery presents David Geiser's paintings
and Jim Kraft’s sculptures through July 28. (520 NW
Davis St.)
Camerawork Gallery presents A.muse(d), focusing on
Michele Hightower and Eric Woodward's transition from
large-format film photography to small-format digital photog
raphy, July 21-Aug. 17. Artists reception 2-4 pm July 28.
(2255 NW Northrup St.)
Chambers presents Holy Glory: My Private Parts
Public, My Public Parts Private— in which queer artist
Philip losca challenges ideas about masculinity, identity
and sex by recontextualizing words, images and objects—
and Jenny Strayer's photomontages 20th Century Women
through Sept. 1. (207 SW Pine St. # 102.)
Clackamas Community College in Oregon City presents
Linda Welker's Navigation (Sea Change) through Aug. 31.
(19600 S Molalla Ave.)
and repurposed commercial art through July 31. Next up
is its first exhibit at the DeSoto Building, a group show
featuring queer artists Leiv Fagereng, Stephen O’Donnell
and Ron van Dongen, Aug. 1-22. Public preview noon-
5 pm July 22. (817 SW Second Ave. and 714 NW Davis
St.)
Glenn and Viola Walters Cultural Arts Center in Hillsboro
presents Piece Process, a national traveling exhibition by
artists of Middle Eastern descent, through July 31. (527 E
Main St.)
Goodfoot Lounge presents a group show through
July 24. (2845 SE Stark St.)
Gottlieb Gallery presents painter Janet Rothermel's
Local Color through July 28. Next up is Family Ties:
A Mother Daughter Show featuring Alice Wanke Stephens'
acrylics and Lynne Stephens Massey's watercolors
Aug. 2-Sept. 1. (220 SW Yamhill St.)
Guardino Gallery exhibits Lauren Carrera's mixed-
media assemblages and Mary Wells' paper mosaic
collages through July 24. Next up are Kelly Neidig's oil
paintings and Kim Murton's ceramic sculptures July 26-
Aug. 28. (2939 NE Alberta St.)
Guestroom Gallery presents the first group exhibition
of studio work by the artists of McMenamins, through
July 28. (4114 N Vancouver Ave.)
Haiku presents queer artist Sharon Comunale's Doll
Parts— a mixed-media installation of doll sculptures
made from parts 'of dolls, sculpey, latex and found
objects—and encaustic painter Janette Cavecche's
Reflections in Wax through July 24. (2927 NE Alberta St.)
Hands On Medicine presents Elayna Alexandra Flodin's
Inside Out, exploring medicine through art by incorporat
ing X-rays in many of her digital works, through Sept. 1.
(5311 N Vancouver Ave.)
In Other Words presents Crème de la Femme, a show
case of queer femme artists, through July 31. (8 NE
Killingsworth St.)
Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center presents
AncesTree, AnceStar, photographic journeys by “art-
strologer" VerDarLuz, through July 28. (5340 N Interstate
Ave.)
Ja'ce Ga'ce, a new gallery and waffle house, presents the
group show Overkill featuring queer painter Richard
Schemmerer through July 27. (2045 SE Belmont St.)
Launch Pad Gallery presents Barbie Meltdown
Theatre, an intergenerational exploration of gender
and sexuality by the queer art collective QuArt PDX featur
ing artists from the Sexual Minority Youth Resource Center
and GenderBlendz, through July 31. (534 SE Oak St.)
The Life presents We Must Learn to Speak as
Prophets— a group show of pieces illustrating the
underlying morals of fables, parables and myths, along
with artist interpretations of the 22 tarot cards of the major
arcana—through July 28. (625 NW Everett St. # 107.)
Liftman 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, through
July 25. (1825 SW Broadway 77250.)
Multnomah Arts Center Gallery presents Chung Hee
Choi's Chinese brush painting through Aug. 15. (7688 SW
Capitol Highway.)
Museum of Contemporary Craft celebrates its grand
reopening with the group show Craft in America:
Expanding Traditions July 22-Sept. 23. Craft PDX: A Block
Party noon-7:30 pm July 22. (724 NW Davis St.)
/ft Office presents a group show of one-of-a-kind skate
board decks inspired by the beloved Adidas shoe the
Superstar II through July 28. (2204 NE Alberta St.)
/ft Gay-owned Onda Arte Latina presents Pepe
Moscoso Paniagua's photographs of Mexican indige
nous women through July 24. Next up is Summer Gold by
Colombian multimedia artist Mauricio Arcesio and
Venezuelan painter Rita Urdaneta July 26-Aug. 28.
(2215 NE Alberta St.)
(ft The 100th Monkey Studio presents its first-ever
Men's Show through July 31. (110 SE 16th Ave.)
Oregon College of Art & Craft presents Turning Green, an
international juried exhibition coinciding with the 21st
annual American Association of Woodturners Symposium,
through July 22. Next up is Craft Biennial: A Review of
Northwest Art and Craft Aug. 2-Sept. 27. Opening recep
tion 4-7 pm Aug. 2. (8245 SW Barnes Road.)
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.)
(ft PDX Contemporary Art presents Wes Mills' Drawings
and compulsive collector Bradley Rogers' To Much To
Much To Much through July 28. Next up is the group show
True Bearing July 31 -Aug. 25. (925 NW Flanders St.)
(ft p:ear gallery exhibits The Long Night, graphic drawings
by Troy Briggs, through July 27. (809 SW Alder St.)
Pioneer Courthouse Square presents Red Bull Illume,
a first-of-its-kind international action and adventure sports
photography exhibition, Aug. 2-12. (Southwest Sixth
Avenue between Morrison and Yamhill streets.)
(ft Portland Art Center presents John Mace's installa
tion No Good God, Roxanne Jackson's sculptural
installation Lost Wisdom, Matthew Mitros' sculptural
installation Natural Synthesis, Jim Haynes' installation
Fragments of a Former Moon (artist talk/performance 7 pm
July 27; $2) and the group exhibition Environmentalists
curated for Portland Modern's fifth publication through
July 27. (32 NW Fifth Ave.)
Portland Art Museum presents Camouflage Aug. 4-
Nov. 4; 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.)
® Portland City Hall presents the brainchild of gay
artist Steve Cox, Corporate Waste, a group show
(including lesbian mixed-media artist Mar Goman) using
trash gleaned from company storerooms, through July 31.
(1220 SW Fourth Ave.)
(ft Print Arts Northwest presents The new member
show 15 Printmakers through July 29. Next up are Chi
Meredith's lithographs and Jennifer Guske's linocuts
July 30-Sept. 2. (416 NW 12th Ave.)
Elizabeth Leach Gallery presents sculptor Lee Kelly's
Kyoto 8 and painter Michelle Ross' Some Things
Change Slowly Enough to Appear Static through July 28.
(417 NW Ninth Ave.)
Mark Woolley Gallery presents queer artist David
Eckard's mixed-media installation Liveries (Summer
Stock) and painter Julia Stoops' The Things in the Sky Are
Getting Closer, the Holes in the Ground Are Getting Bigger
through July 28. (129 NE Russell St.)
(ft Pulliam Deffenbaugh Gallery exhibits Deborah
Oropallo's Guise: New Prints through July 28. Next up
are Jerry Iverson's collages July 31-Sept. 1. (929 NW
Flanders St.)
Gay-owned Froelick Gallery presents Gabriel
Manca's work incorporating found objects, collage
Matchbox Lounge presents Rosanna Tam's photographs
through July 31. (3203 SE Division St.)
(ft Pushdot Studio exhibits Stewart Harvey's Recent
New Orleans Sketches through July 28. Next up is
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Guardino Gallery unveils Kim Murton's ceramic
sculptures July 26.
V.5, a fifth anniversary group show of Portland's finest
digital artists, Aug. 1-31. (830 NW 14th Ave.)
(ft Q Center exhibits winners and entrants of the Just
Out Amateur Photo Contest through July 31. (69 SE
Taylor St.)
Quality Pictures presents Melisa Hogan's Bus 51 through
July 28 and Bryan E. Schellinger's paintings through
Sept. 1.(916 NW Hoyt St.)
(ft Quintana Galleries presents its third annual Jewelry
Show through July 28. Next up is Chicano painter and
sculptor Maximiliano Pruneda's Blue Horn's Journey
Aug. 2-31. (120 NW Ninth Ave.)
Rererato Artspace presents Zzzzz... (Between the
Sheets), a group show of sleep- and dream-related artwork
featuring queer painter Richard Schemmerer, July 28-
Aug. 30. Opening reception featuring musicians The Bad
Spellers, Emily Katz, Imaginary Airship and Ocean’Floor
4-9 pm July 28 ($3 donation). (5135 NE 42nd Ave.)
(ft Queer-owned Rita Deco presents the group show
W Found Paintings: 1'915-2007 through July 25. (7817 NE
Prescott St.)
Rocksbox presents its inaugural exhibition, the group
show Portland? Fuck Portland! featuring queer artist Storm
Tharp through Aug. 12. (6540 N Interstate Ave.)
Small A Projects presents the group show Me, You, You
(A Ventriloquy) through July 28. (1430 SE Third Ave.)
/ft 12x16 Gallery presents William Brian Elliott's paint
ings through July 29. Next up is the 2007 Blue Moon
Camera and Machine Staff Show featuring seven photog
raphers Aug. 2-26. (8235 SE 13th Ave.)
(ft Vorpal Space presents painter Jonas Nash's Circus
6 Abstractions through July 31. (625 NW Flanders
St. 77117.)
(ft Waterstone Gallery presents watercolor painter
Scott C. Johnson's Gathering Light through July 29.
Next up is the diverse Summer Group Exhibition Aug. 1 -
Sept. 3. (424 NW 12th Ave.)
Working Artists Gallery presents Peter Greaver and Lisa
Ommert's Faeries and Furries, a fantasy art exhibition to
benefit the Cat Adoption Team, through AJg. 1 in the
Carton Service Building. (2211 NW Front St. 77301)