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ABC to Air Michael Jackson Documentary
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British journalist Martin Bashir
bidding war to acquire the rights to spent eight months with Jackson
a documentary on Michael Jack- and was with him when Jackson
son and im mediately scheduled it horrified onlookers by dangling his
for prime time on Friday, Feb. 7.
baby from a hotel balcony in Berlin,
The documentary, "Living with the network said.
Michael Jackson,” features "un­
Jackson is no longer, as he calls
precedented and exclusive access himself, the king o f pop music. But
to Jackson’s private life,” ABC he has a proven track record as a
promised.
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Until March 23, the Portland Art Museum will f e a - ^ ^ K H V l
ture ‘Paris to Portland: Impressionist and P o s t - l m p r e s .^ ^ ^ ^ J ||^ a j
sionist Masters in Portland Collections. ’ The show includes 165 *
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works drawn from private collections in the Portland area and has work
by Cezanne, Renoir, Monet, Gauguin, Picasso and prints by Toulousq-
Lautrec, amongst others. Some o f these works have never before been
seen in public. On Sunday, Feb. 2 children and adults can come to
‘Festival Parisian’ toexperience activities and entertainment inspired by
the art collection. Kids can learn impressionist tissue painting, how to
make art-paper waterli lies, water reflections captured in oil pastels and
work on printmaking projects.
Constructivist sculpture on paper by Paige Saez
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Showing from Feb. I to Feb. 28 at Disjecta, Paige Saez will present her
new w orks on which she doctors old medical file stickers into informal
geometric shapes that resemble floor plans, cruise ships, cityscapes or
robots with a limited color pattern o f red, white and black. With sparse
architecturally inspired designs o f stickers and enamel, Saez’s work
emanates a muted comm otion o f mechanics and mathematics that
appeals to both material and spatial sensibilities. There will be an
opening on First Thursday, Feb.6 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. with music by
Matthew Yake.
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Piano concert at the Beaverton Library
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Come and be serenaded by the piano music ofThom as Rheingans
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Some 25.7 million viewers tuned
into "M ichael Jackson: 30th Anni­
versary Special" on CBS in Novem­
ber 2001; viewership increased ev­
ery hal f-hour for the program, culled
from tapes o f a Madison Square
Garden tribute concert appearance.
Previous interviews with Oprah
Winfrey and Diane Sawyer also
attracted big audiences.
al the Beaverton City lib r a r y 12.375 SW 5" Street in Beat erlon.
on Sunday. Feb. 'tat 2 pan. Rheingans w ill pla\ aval led program
o f classical pieces, jazz. Broadway show tunes and Ins own
compositions.
ABC News spokesman Jeffrey
Schneider would not say how much
the network paid for rights to broad­
cast the documentary. The New York
Daily News, quoting unidentified
television executives, estimated ABC
pai d $4 mi 11 ion to $5 mi 11 ion.
The Jackson interview will air as
part o f a two-hour edition o f “20/
20,” anchored by Barbara Walters.
The Rob Scheps Big Band returns
A ttera month-long performance hiatus which Scheps
spent in the Canadian Rockies composing new work for
the band to showcase throughout the month o f February, the Rob
Scheps Big Band is back with a mammoth incarnation o f music. Alan
Jones is back on the kit and Dick Titterington joins the band on trumpet.
They wi II play at Disjecta on Monday. Feb. 10 and Monday, Feb. 24 from
9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Admission is $5 and the show is open to all ages.
Isaka Shamsud-Din art exhibit
Life-long Portland artist and first ever Jam es D ePreist P rofessor o f
Art at Portland State U niversity will show an exhibit o f work and
present a slide show o f additional w orks at Reed C ollege in the
Vollurn Lounge at 4:30 p.m. on T uesday, Feb. 11. Sham sud-D in was
the president o f the Black Student U nion at PSU in the 6 0 ’s until he
left Portland to work with the civil rights m ovem ent in the South.
Since his return to the northw est in the 80s, Sham sud-D in has
involved h im self in mural projects at local high schools and g o v ern ­
ment buildings in an attem pt to create a sense o f com m unity am ong
A frican A m erican artists.
Reparations, Gemini, Blessed Love and the Black Notes
David Parks, original m em ber o f indi-rock band H itting B irth and
founder o f hip-hop group H ungry Mob is ready to set P ortland on
fire with his new band R eparations. The group blends a m ix o f hip-
hop, R&B, ja z z and A frican rhythm and they will play in celebration
o f Black History month with G em ini, a duo o f ladies that fall into place
with a neo-soul sound, the rising reggae singers o f B lessed Love and
the hot R&B cover band B lack N otes w ith DJ OCi O ne at the Fez
B allroom , 316 SW 11,h St., on S aturday, Feb. 15.
"T he A iley p erfo rm ers are
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