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on view
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 Sustainable Fashion Exhibit through Aug. 31.
(1122 NW Davis St.)
(Ji Backspace presents Home Away from Home,
a group show featuring a treehouse installation,
through Aug. 31.
(Ji Beet Gallery presents the group show Puppets,
^Articulated Figures and Mechanical Toys through
Sept. 4. (1720 NW Lovejoy St. # 120.)
(Ji Berbati Restaurant presents a multimedia group
show curated by acclaimed tape artist Mona
Superhero through Aug. 31. (19 SW Second Ave.)
(Ji Blackfish Gallery glass paintings by Judith Wyss
Sept. 22; Ted Sawyer: And Yet through Sept. 29. (300 NW
13th Ave.)
(Jj Butters Gallery presents 19th Anniversary Group
Exhibit through Sept. 1. (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 photo
graphy, through Aug. 17. Next up is Gods and Goddesses,
Princes and Princesses, Christopher Perez's palladium
photographs of people around the world contrasting with
visions of lifelike idols carved from stone, Aug. 18-Sept. 21.
Artist reception 2-4 pm Sept. 15. (2255 NW Northrup St.)
(Ji 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.)
and paintings by her son Edmund through Sept. 1.
(420 NW Ninth Ave.)
Charles A. Hartman Fine Art presents its inaugural
exhibition, photographer Camille Solyagua's Collections,
through Sept. 1. (134 NW Eighth Ave.)
Queer-owned Blue Moon Coffee in Lake Oswego presents
queer photographer Nik Wilhelm through Aug. 30.
(3975 Mercantile Drive.)
Clackamas Community College in Oregon City presents
Linda Welker's Navigation (Sea Change) through Aug. 31.
(19600 S Molalla Ave.)
(Ji Bonnie Kahn's Wild West Gallery presents Shoot
(J- Design Within Reach presents glass lighting by Andi
v Kovel and Justin Parker of Esque Studio along with
photography by Boone Speed and Jenn Walsh through
Sept. 23. (1200 NW Everett St.)
the Indian: Media, Misperception and Native Truth
featuring paintings by political prisoner Leonard Peltier
through Aug. 31. (1524 NW 23rd Ave.)
Gay-owned Brian Marki Fine Art exhibits Richard
Bauer's pushPin Photos through Aug. 31. (2236 NE
Broadway.)
Thurston's Then, Quite Suddenly, We Were Simply No
Longer Anywhere through Sept. 1. (417 NW Ninth Ave.)
(J% B Rogers Gallery presents the group show The Bird
(Ji Gay-owned Froelick Gallery presents its first exhibit
(Jfr Elizabeth Leach Gallery presents painter Joe
Richard Bauer's pushPin Photos are on display this month at gay-owned Brian Marki Fine Art.
Multnomah Arts Center Gallery presents a group show
by the Pacific Northwest Woodturning Guild Aug. 21-
Sept. 19. Opening reception 7-9 pm Aug. 21. (7688 SW
Capitol Highway.)
Museum of Contemporary Craft celebrates its grand
reopening with the group show Craft in America:
Expanding Traditions through Sept. 23. (724 NW Davis St.)
(Ji New American Art Union exhibits Tearfully Remember-
v formed glass by Bullseye instructors, through Sept. 2;
(Ji Gallery 114 presents photographer Hans Hickerson's
v Outside the Box and F.X. Rosica's etchings, drawings
BECon 2007 Exhibition: Art into Architecture through
and acrylic paintings Sept. 5-29. (1100 NW Glisan St.)
(J% The 100th Monkey Studio presents the group show
Heat through Sept. 4. (110 SE 16th Ave.)
Oregon College of Art b Craft presents Craft Biennial:
A Review of Northwest Art and Craft through Sept. 27.
(8245 SW Barnes Road.)
show of Portland's finest digital artists, through
Aug. 31. Next up is photographer Peter Lindman's Town
and Country Sept. 5-28. (830 NW 14th Ave.)
(33 Q Center exhibits queer photographer Jedidiah
Chavez through Aug. 31. (69 SE Taylor St.)
Gay-owned Quality Pictures presents gay painter Bryan
E. Schellinger through Sept. 1 and Angela West's photo
graphs exploring the joys and anxieties associated with
adolescence in small town Georgia through Sept. 29. (916
NW Hoyt St.)
(Ji Quintana Galleries presents Chicano painter and
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.)
sculptor Maximiliano Pruneda's Blue Horn's Journey
through Aug. 31. Next up is the anniversary exhibition
Celebrating 35 Years: 1972-2007 Sept. 6-Oct. 27. (120 NW
Ninth Ave.)
Daughter Show featuring Alice Wanke Stephens'
acrylics and Lynne Stephens Massey's watercolors
through Sept. 1. (220 SW Yamhill St.)
(Jy POX Contemporary Art presents the group show
RedWing Cafe and Bakery exhibits Jason Waterfall-
Enderbury's photographs through Aug. 31. (1700 SE Sixth
Ave.)
(Ji Guardino Gallery exhibits Kelly Neidig's oil paintings
and Kim Murton's ceramic sculptures through Aug. 28.
Next up are Bill Dean and Mark Teresa's mixed-media
assemblages Aug 30-Sept 25. (2939 NE Alberta St.)
portraits of p:ear youth through Sept. 27. (809 SW
Alder 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.)
Jubal Nance's installation Space Garbage 3; Soundhouse
Studio’s multimedia installation Well; and the Seattle group
show Interstate 5: Merge through Aug. 31. Next up are
Piece Process, a national traveling exhibition by artists of
Middle Eastern descent; Josh Arseneau's installation
Blam; multimedia maniac Mack McFarland's Preparations
(artist talk 7 pm Sept. 20; $2); and the group show The
Family Dynamic Sept. 6-28. (32 NW Fifth Ave.)
Joel Barber and Natalie Oswald through Aug. 28.
Next up are paintings and an installation by Klutch and
Craig Dransfield Aug. 30-Sept. 26. (2845 SE Stark St.)
(Ji Gottlieb Gallery presents Family Ties: A Mother
(Ji Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center presents
v photographer Timothy Horn's Destinations: Urban
Jungle and A Stroll Through Lisbon through Aug. 25. Artist
tea 1 pm Aug. 18. (5340 N Interstate Ave.)
Launch Pad Gallery presents Garry Hood's
Microforms through Aug. 31. (534 SE Oak St.)
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(Ji Pulliam Deffenbaugh Gallery exhibits Jerry Iverson's
(Ji Pushdot Studio exhibits V.5, a fifth anniversary group
(Ji Bullseye Gallery presents Now, an exhibition of kiln-
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graphs and Jennifer Guske's linocuts through Sept. 2.
Next up is Sue Allen and Elizabeth Brinton's Screens of
Color Aug. 31-Sept. 30. (416 NW 12th Ave.)
(£} Office presents the group show The Art of Illustration
through Aug. 26. (2204 NE Alberta St.)
(Ja Gay-owned Onda Arte Latina presents Summer Gold
by Colombian multimedia artist Mauricio Arcesio and
Venezuelan painter Rita Urdaneta through Aug. 28. Next up
is painter Sebastian Gross Ossa's Patriótica Aug. 30-
Sept. 25. (2215 NE Alberta St.)
Guardino Gallery unveils Bill Dean's "Who's
Keeping Count" Aug. 30.
(Ji Print Arts NorthvVbst presents Chi Meredith's litho-
collages through Sept. 1. Next up are Jeffry Mitchell's
ceramics and watercolors Sept. 4-29. PICA/TBA Afternoon
Salon 3 pm Sept. 7. (929 NW Flanders St.)
at the DeSoto Building, a group show featuring queer
artists Leiv Fagereng, Stephen O'Donnell and Ron van
Dongen, through Aug. 22. Next up are painter Kelly Kievit's
Tug and queer painter Leiv Fagereng's Golden States
Sept. 1-26. (714 NW Davis St.)
(Ji Goodfoot Lounge presents experimental painters
through Aug. 31. (2621 SE Clinton St.)
ing Familiar Things— paintings, drawings and objects
by Gabriel Liston—through Aug. 26. (922 SE Ankeny St.)
Show featuring queer artists Paul Arensmeyer, R.
Keaney Rathbun and Leiv Fagereng through Aug. 26. Next
up is The William Jamison Legacy Collection, a collection
of reprinted collages made by the late gay artist in 1976,
Sept. 7-28. (734 NE 19th Ave.)
Glenn and Viola Walters Cultural Arts Center in Hillsboro
presents the group show Embracing Modernism through
Aug. 30. (527 E Main St.)
(Ji The Press Club presents painter Areille Renee
(J3 Mark Woolley Gallery presents The Group Show and
Dig It: Art of or for the Garden through Aug. 31.(128 NE
Russell St.)
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True Bearing through Aug. 25. (925 NW Flanders St.)
(Jj p ear gallery exhibits Benjamin Alexander Clark's
Portland Art Center presents Keith Langergraber's
v installation The Push (artist talk 7 pm Aug. 30, $2);
Portland Art Museum presents Graphic Force, Humanist
Vision: Leonard Baskin Works on Paper Aug. 18-Nov. 11;
Kehinde Wiley through Aug. 29; Rembrandt and the Golden
Age of Dutch Art: Treasures from the Rijksmuseum,
Amsterdam through Sept. 16; and Camouflage through
Nov. 4. (1219 SW Park Ave.)
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Rererato Artspace presents Zzzzz... (Between the
Sheets), a group show of sleep- and dream-related artwork
featuring queer painter Richard Schemmerer, through
Aug. 30. (5135 NE 42nd Ave.)
Roots Brewery presents Chris Haberman's paintings
through Sept. 7. (1520 SE Seventh Ave.)
(J3 12x16 Gallery presents the 2007 Blue Moon Camera
and Machine Staff Show featuring seven photogra
phers through Aug. 26. (8235 SE 13th Ave.)
(Ji Vorpal Space presents painter Jacquelyn Bond's Pin-
w Up Propaganda through Aug. 31. (625 NW Flanders
St. #117.)
(Ji Waterstone Gallery presents the diverse Summer
v Group Exhibition through Sept. 3. (424 NW 12th Ave.)
Working Artists Gallery presents Loaded Art!— an ongo
ing body of political/social mixed-media wall sculptures—
through Sept. 1. (2211 NW Front St. #301)
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