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36. JUStOUt NOVEMBER 16. ¿W/ on view These galleries hold artist receptions, usually from 6 to 9 p.m., once a month. ® First Thursday ® Last Thursday ® First Friday Art from the Heart presents Dwellings, a group show by more than 20 artists with developmental disabilities, Nov. 30-Dec. 30. Opening reception 6-9 pm Nov. 30. (3505 NE Broadway.) ® The Art Institute of Portland presents Portland Advertising Federation 2007 Rosey Awards Exhibit through Nov. 28. (1122 NW Davis St.) ® Beet Gallery presents Teresa Sullivan's Glass and Light: Dimensional Beadwork through Dec. 4. (1720 NW Lovejoy St. 77 120.) ® Berbatis presents painter Chns Haberman's deconstructed mazes of pnmal figures, sur rounded by urban settings and narrative text, through Nov 30. (231 SW Ankeny St.) ® Blackfish Gallery presents a group show featuring artists from Seattle's Gallery 110 through Nov. 25. Next up is New Member Exhibition Dec. 4-29. (420 NW Ninth Ave.) ® Gay owned Brian Marki Fine Art exhibits painter Scott Gellatly’s Northwest Condi tions through Nov. 30. (2236 NE Broadway.) Bridgeport BrewPub b Bakery presents queer artist Richard Schemmerer through Dec. 30. (1313 NW Marshall St.) (J) Broderick Gallery presents Lynn Rothan's paintings through Dec. 1. (814 SW First Ave.) Gay-owned B Rogers Gallery presents Eugenia Pardue’s Paint Has Memory through Nov. 25. (734 NE 19th Ave.) ® Bullseye Gallery presents glass artist Sylvie Vandenhoucke's Break of Day and glass artist Janice Vitkovsky's Beneath the Surface through Nov. 17 and the group show To Murano through Dec. 22. (300 NW 13th Ave.) Camerawork Gallery presents the group show The Contact Printers Guild through Nov. 23. Next up is John Wimberley’s Translucent Realities Nov. 24-Dec 28. Artist reception 2-4 pm Dec. 1. (2255 NW Northrup St.) ® Chambers Gallery presents Seen/Unseen, a group show featuring queer artist Randy Moe, through Dec. 1. (207 SW Pine St. ft 102.) Clark College in Vancouver, Wash., presents The Red Thread: Women 8 Militarism, MB Condon's paintings and drawings exploring issues of language, propaganda and identity, through Dec. 5. (1933 Fort Vancouver Way.) Clutch Camera b Lighting presents the group show 25 Photographers, 25 Objects through Dec 31 at Nemo Design. (1875 SE Belmont St.) 9 The Core Gallery presents painter Chuck E. Bloom's The Parallel World through Nov. 30. (625 NW Everett St. 77230.) ® Elizabeth Leach Gallery presents Coming Up: New Work by Recent Graduates of the California College of the Arts through Dec. 22. (417 NW Ninth Ave.) ® Gay-owned Froelick Gallery presents Kris Hargis' To the Woodshed and Rick Bartow's From the Shinpukuji Portfolio through Nov. 27.(714 NW Davis St.) ® Gallery 21 in Vancouver, Wash., presents Earth's Treasures: Scenes from the Earth Around Us by painters Carolyn Gunderson and Kathi Moore through Nov. 30. (1013 Mam St.) Gallery 114 presents painter Carson Legree's abstract depictions of natural landscapes and wildlife through Dec. 1. (1100 NW Glisan St.) Glenn and Viola Walters Cultural Arts Center in Hillsboro presents Las Rancheritas’ The Rug Hook Project and photographer Charlotte Bell's The Women of Agustin Gonzales through Nov. 29. (527 E Main St.) Goodfoot Lounge presents the group show Vinyl Killers 5 through Nov. 27. Next up is the music poster show The Art of Musical Maintenance IV Nov. 29-Jan. 28, 2008 (2845 SE Stark St.) Gottlieb Gallery presents a group show featuring members of the Pacific Northwest Sculptors Association through Nov. 30. (220 SW Yamhill St.) Guardino Gallery exhibits Nancy Bonnema's metal arts, Nicky Falkenhayn's metal sculpture and Eileen "Ikie" Nolan Kressel's prints along with a Day of the Dead window altar co-curated by queer artists Tabor Porter and Greg Carrigan through Nov. 18. Next up is Little Things 7— a group show of work that's no larger than a 7-inch cube featuring queer artists Tabor Porter, Greg Carrigan and Mar Goman— Nov. 23-Dec. 24. (2939 NE Alberta St.) Guestroom Gallery presents the group show Craft: Diverse Works through Dec. 29. Opening reception 6-9 pm Nov. 16. (4114 N Vancouver Ave.) rtyp Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center presents abstract painter David Inkpen's A Retrospective through Nov. 22. Next up is a Kwanzaa exhibit by African-American artists Nov. 29-Jan. 1, 2008. Ujima celebration 5 pm Dec. 27. (5340 N Interstate Ave.) ® Launch Pad Gallery presents Crossover featuring gouache-on-paper works by Krislyn Dillard and Martha I Wallulis through Dec. 2.(534 SE Oak St.) Lawrence Gallery presents celebrity artist Amanda Dunbar through Dec. 1. (903 NW Davis St.) ® Mark Woolley Gallery presents painter Alison 0'Donoghue's Please Remove Your Fetters and Karen Esler's paintings and works on paper through Dec. 1.(817 SW Second Ave.) ® The Monkey b the Rat presents Joe Maher's paintings through Nov. 28. (2217 NE Alberta St.) Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham presents Diane Kingzett and Louis Mateo's paintings through Nov. 30. (26000 SE Stark St.) Multnomah Arts Center Gallery presents a group mixed-media show by the center's instructors through Nov. 28. Next up is the teen art exhibition Picturing Here 2 Nov. 27-Dec. 31. Opening reception 6 pm Nov. 27. (7688 SW Capitol Highway.) Gay-owned Muse Art and Design presents Diane Rios' monotype prints and watercolors through Nov. 16. (4224 SE Hawthorne Blvd.) Museum of Contemporary Craft presents Form Animated, a collection of animated films curated by lesbian artist Rose Bond, through Nov. 11; Eden Revisited: The Ceramic Art of Kurt Weiser through Jan. 6, 2008; and The Living Room, which recontextualizes objects from the museum's collection within a contemporary domes tic setting, through March 23, 2008 (724 NW Davis St.) 9 New American Art Union presents Randell Sims' paintings through Nov. 30. (922 SE Ankeny St.) Q Center exhibits Lisa Nicole Summers’ The Beautiful Women Within Me through Nov. 30. eating|out eatingiout i BUY ONE SUCE i 8 GET ONE SUCE i i i i i i i i Fresh Ingredients i Vegan Options i i 3240 N. Williams i 503-335-0300 i www.pizza-agogo.com I FREE! Diane Rios' monotype prints and watercolors are on display through Nov. 16 at gay-owned Muse Art and Design. eatingiout I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I eatingiout Office presents encaus tic artist Amy Ruppel's Treasure through Nov. 25. 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(1945 SE Water Ave.) 9 Pacific Northwest College of Art pre sents Print Art Northwest Exhibition through Nov. 29 and Beth Campbell's explo ration of psychology through Jan. 6, 2008. (1241 NW Johnson St.) ® POX Contemporary Art presents bead artist Kristen Miller's Along the Interface through Dec. 1. (925 NW Flanders St.) ® p:ear gallery exhibits sculptor Josiane Keller's Little Red Riding Hood Is Getting Options through Nov. 30. (809 SW Alder St.) Portland Art Museum presents Ursula von Rydmgsvard through Dec. 30; Chuck Close Prints: Process and Collaboration through Jan. 6, 2008; and Apex: Ann Gale through Feb. 10, 2008. (1219 SW Park Ave.) ® Portland Art Center presents Joseph Kohnke and Karen Kazmer's pneumatic installations Hollow/Shallow; Andy Graydon's sound and video projection installation Room Works; painter Diane Avio-Augee's Transitions (artist talk 2 pm Nov. 17); and Helen Hiebert's Time-Lapse: The Life of Paper (artist talk 2 pm Nov. 17) through Nov. 30. (32 NW Fifth Ave.) ® Powell’s Books celebrates National Adoption Month with a display of com pelling portraits of adoptable Oregon children through Nov. 30. Next up are Jessica Bronk's paintings utilizing plant forms and the landscape at twilight to evoke a dreamlike world Dec. 6-31. (1005 W Burnside St.) ® The Press Club exhibits Michael Smith's linocuts and woodcuts through Nov. 28. (2621 SE Clinton St.) ® Print Arts Northwest presents the group show Currents 2007 through Nov. 26 and eatingjout eatingiout Carol Lynn Kirchner and Nancy Jo Mullen's Dramatic Gestures through Dec. 2. (416 NW 12th Ave.) ® Pulliam Deffenbaugh Gallery exhibits Yoshihiro Kitai's New Work through Dec. 1. (929 NW Flanders St.) ® Q Center presents The Beautiful Women Within Me, pencil and chalk drawings by Lisa Nicole Summers, through Nov. 30. (69 SE Taylor St.) ® Gay-owned Quality Pictures presents painter Kojo Griffin's An Acausal Connecting Principle through Dec. 1 and Oliver Boberg's photographs and video works through Dec. 29. (916 NW Hoyt St.) ® Quintana Galleries presents the group show Rituals of Initiation: Art of the Potlatch through Dec. 29. (120 NW Ninth Ave.) Reed College's Cooley Gallery presents mixed- media artists Marko Lulic and Peter Kreider through Dec. 9. (3203 SE Woodstock Blvd.) ® Small A Projects presents the Portland duo Sincerely, John Head’s Box Set: Car Show, work revolving around themes related to the 1977 album Foghat Live, through Dec. 8. (1430 SE Third Ave.) ® 3D Center of Art b Photography presents Rick Gibson's Dust-Free Sculptures and Ray Zone and Tom Koester's film Slow Glass through Dec. 30. (1928 NW Lovejoy St.) 3 Friends Coffeehouse presents gay photographer Jason Enderbury Dec 7-31. (201 SE 12th Ave.) ® Tiger Bar presents Guy Burwell's poster art through Nov. 30. (317 NW Broadway.) ® 12x16 Gallery presents Tore Djupedal's paintings and Luke Dolkas' assemblages through Dec. 2. (8235 SE 13th Ave.) ® 23 Sandy Gallery presents Night Moves, a group show of nighttime photography, through Dec. 22. (623 NE23rd Ave.) ® Gay-owned Vino Paradiso presents Michael Egan's eerie paintings influenced by Day of the Dead imagery through Nov. 25. (417 NW 10th Ave.) ® Wandering Gypsy Soul Gallery presents digital artist Paul Loverme's Bridges and Leaves through Nov. 29. (625 NW Everett St. 77109.) Working Artists Gallery presents the group show Unifying Themes through Dec. 1. (2211 NW Front Ave. 77301.) eatingiout eatingiout
