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FEBRUARY 1. 2«M 34| [UStOUt on view These galleries hold artist receptions, usually from 6 to 9 p.m., once a month. Hap Q Center presents photogra Tivey's Sands of the Ganges pher Mark Thompson's Fellow Travelers, a stunning collection Feb. 2 Evidence First Friday (ft Artists Repertory Theatre presents textile — artist Lisa Kaser's Sublime Sweat, a rethinking of the domestic arts in conjunction with the production of The Clean House, through March 2. (1516 SW Alder St.) 9 Beet Gallery presents ceramic artist Elizabeth New's Menagene through Feb. 5. (1720 NW Lovejoy St. #120.) (^ Blackfish Gallery presents Paul and Friends, paintings and drawings by Paul Missal and three of his close friends, Feb. 5-24. (420 NW Ninth Ave.) Feb. 7-March of images of gay liberation pio neers, through March 2. Artist 1. reception (417 NW Ninth Ave.) (ft Gay-owned 6-9 pm March 1. (69 SE Taylor St.) Froolick Gallery presents Robert (ft Gay-owned Quality Pic Aland Hollingsworth's Vintage tures presents the group show It's Kind of Endless Silver Gelatin Prints: 1950- 1970 and painter Alfred Harris' through Feb. 2 and Thrift, pho Hodge Feb. 2- Marchl. (714 NW Davis St.) tographer Brian Ulrich's exami (Jy Gallery 114 presents four through March 1. Next up is The Drummer nation of U.S. consumer culture, Man Show featuring queer artist new gallery artists Feb. 6- March 1.(1100 NW Glisan St.) Bryan E. Schellinger Feb. 7- March 29. (916 NW Hoyt St.) Glenn and Viola Waiters Cul (^ Quintana Galleries pre tural Arts Center in Hillsboro presents a group show of land sents its Annual Antiqui (^ Broderick Gallery presents a group show scape paintings, Jim John ties Show of American Indian through Feb. 2. Next up is painter Buck stone's ceramic pieces and Pattie Palmer-Baker's collaged (120 NW Ninth Ave.) a Braden's A Historic Journey on the Street Car 9 artifacts calligraphy Feb. 5-27. Opening reception 6-8 pm Feb. 5. Feb. 7-March 1. (814 SW First Ave.) Gay-owned B Rogers Gallery presents painters Steve Kleier and Mark Larsen Gottlieb Gallery presents (^ Bullseye Gallery presents Carrie Iverson's installation Catalyst through Feb. 16. Artist talk 6:30-7:30 pm Feb. 5. Artist reception 5:30-7:30 pm Feb. 6. (300 NW 13th Ave.) Camerawork Gallery presents Zeb Andrews' a multimedia Director's Choice Show featuring Bill 3 Friends Coffeehouse presents an artist reception Feb. 14 for Lee Kyle's Dolls or How I Learned to Love. through Feb. 1. (220 SW Yamhill St.) (^ Grassy Knoll Gallery presents illustrator Linn Olofsdotter's Nonsensical through (£} Guardino Gallery exhibits painters Chris Beaudry's portraits of dogs, cats and Haberman, Jennifer Mercede and Mario annual Love (534 SE Oak St.) ift Lawrence Show through Gallery Feb. presents 29. sculptor Frederick Hart’s Changing Tides through tion 6-9 pm Feb. 6. (1430 SE Third Ave.) processes using alternative media, through Feb. 24. Next up is OCAC Ceramic Department (J} 3D Center of Art ft Photography presents photographer Simon Bell's StereoJets: Feb. 7-March 2. (8245 SW Barnes Road.) Travels in the Third Dimension and the double feature Doggycam Vista by Takashi Sekitani and Cool Miami Hot 3D by Ron Labbe through (ft POX Contemporary Art presents Joe (ft Mark Woolley Gallery presents Debra Macea s paintings through Feb. 2. Next up Beers’ Drawing through Feb. 2. Next up are is painter Molly Vidor's Destroyer Feb. 5- March 1. (925 NW Flanders St.) Robert through Feb. 26. (2939 NE Alberta St:) Feb. 6-March 1. Opening recep Book Arts Department Print Portfolio through Feb. 3 and Interlaced, a group show of textile Loss/Control, paintings and mixed-media works Feb. 17. (1928 NW Lovejoy St.) Gay-owned 3 Friends Coffeehouse presents Sarah Guestroom Gallery presents the group show by Michael T. Hensley, and 100 Hearts, a chang Portland Art Museum presents The Dancer: performance artist Lee Kyle's creepy found- Johnson's billboard-size messages written War through Feb. 29. (4114 N Vancouver Ave.) ing grid of works by Jill Torberson that will steal Degas, Forain and Toulouse-Lautrec Feb. 2- (£ Chambers with through Feb. 4. Next up is State of the Union, drawings by Michael Patterson-Carver, Launch Pad Gallery presents the third Feb. 29. (903 NW Davis St.) (^Cascadia Homes Realtors presents Kellee wildlife through Feb. 27. (7824 SE 13th Ave.) 29. Hours and Ours, drawings Feb. 28. (123 NW Second Ave. #206.) Northrup St.) 7-March by Jessica Jackson Hutchins, Baily's still-life fruit and vegetable paintings St. Johns Bridge through Feb. 22. (2255 NW Feb. (ft Small A Projects presents (527 E Main St.) through March 2. (734 NE 19th Ave.) brightly Gallery colored presents gumdrops through March 1. (207 SW Pine St. # 102.) Clark College in Vancouver, Wash., presents Art Faculty Biennial through Feb. 10. (1933 Fort Vancouver Way.) * sculptor through March 1. Next up is painter Barbara Stemberger's First Thursday Last Thursday and 9 Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center presents the group show Facets of Africa through Feb. 23. (5340 N Interstate Ave.) The Kingstad Gallery in Beaverton presents Elizabeth Leach Gallery presents painter the group show Journeys/Waysides/Passages through Feb. 29. Artists reception 6:30 pm Gregg Renfrow's Living Space through Feb. 26. (15450 SW Millikan Way.) your heart, Feb. 5-March 1. (817 SW Second May 11; Apex: Jenene Nagy Feb. 16-June 22; Ave.) Every Picture Tells a Story: Persian Narrative object Dolls or How I Learned to Love through Feb. 29. Artist reception 6:30 pm |pb. 14. (201 SE 12th Ave.) 16-July 27; Apex: Ann Gale (J^ 12x16 Gallery presents Carl Annala's large Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham Painting Feb. presents Weight, an exhibition of installation through Feb. 10; In Winter, Silk Linings: The works by 11 artists, through Feb. 9. (26000 SE Stark St. ) Kimono in Print through Feb. 17; and Clear Cut: Sculptures in Wood from Northwest Collections Gay-owned Muse Art and Design presents Laurie Grove's oil paintings and graphite drawings through Feb. 16. (4224 SE Hawthorne Blvd.) Museum of Contemporary Craft presents Touching Warms the Art and The Living Room, which recontextualizes objects from the muse Art of Jewelry through May 11. Next up is Valentine's Show Feb. 5-29. (724 NW Davis St.) Night Gallery presents Alex Itin's Touch of Freeze through Feb. 25. (1008 N Killingsworth 23 through March 3. (1219 SW Park Ave.) Sandy Gallery presents painter Chris Haberman's Something from Nothing through (^ Portland City Hall presents queer artist Feb. 2. Next up is photographer Motoya Larry Cwik's triptyclft of selenium-toned Nakamura's MarchFourth Feb. 7-March 8. Artist gelatin silver prints through Feb. 29 in Mayor Tom Potter's office. (1221 SW Fourth Ave.) reception 6 pm Feb. 8. Slide lecture 7 pm Feb. 20. (623 NE 23rd Ave.) (ft Powell's Books presents Douglas Jones' um's collection within a contemporary domes tic setting, through March 23 and Framing: The drawings and Israel Hughes' mixed media through March 2. (8235 SE 13th Ave.) folk art Feb. 7-29. (1005 W Burnside St.) (ft The Press Club exhibits Chris Haberman's paintings through March 6. (2621 SE Clinton St.) (ft Print Arts Northwest presents a group show in collaboration with Sitka Center for St. (^ Office presents Brian Flynn's silk-screened works and books (2204 NE Alberta St.) through Feb. 23. Art and Ecology through Feb. 3. Next up are Alfred Maurice and Ross Zirkle's nudes Feb. Si- March 2. (416 NW 12th Ave.) (ft Pulliam Deffenbaugh Gallery exhibits (^Onda Arte Latina presents the group show Passion and Romance of Tango Peter Millett's sculptures through Feb. 2. (929 NW Flanders St.) through Feb. 26. (2215 NE Alberta St.) 9 Portland Center Stage presents the life-affirming comedy A Feminine Ending Feb. 8-March 23. (^ Pushdot Studio presents 6-year-old artist 100th Monkey Studio presents the group show Connections through March 1. (110 SE 16th Ave.) Oregon College of Art ft Craft presents OCAC Emiel Miller's Six Years in the Making— a body of work accomplished through the use of Poet and essayist Mary Oliver lectures Feb. 5 at the Sebnitz. computer programs, scanning and photogra phy—through Feb. 29. (1021 SE Caruthers St) |OUt $2°°OFF I I I I I rm I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I taSB-njOffi I I I I I I I % Mon-Wed lhmllpm*Thurs-Sdt )lam-6dm •Sun Haro-12am A J&M cafe breakfast & lunch 503 230 0463 Combination ^z/p/oe 503-234-8894 607 St Morrison St. • Portland
