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World Sounds at Children’s Museum
Rick Cregg’s metal sculptures por
tray animals and abstracted forms.
Oil, Metal Artists Featured
The Guardino Gal lery, 2939 N.E.
Alberta, will feature two artists this
month featuring fabricated metal
sculptors and landscape oil paint
ings.
Rick G regg’s metal sculptors
portray anim als and abstracted
form s. W ith a back g ro u n d in
blacksmithing and fabrication, he
uses torches to sculpt beyond nor
mal boundaries of heating, bending
and welding to push the metal with
the flame in the way sculptors
w ould m ove clay w ith their
thumbs.
Michael Southern will be show-
ing a selection of his most recent
landscapes. Painting with oil on
woods, he’s drawn to bold natural
colors connected to the outdoors.
A reception for both artists is
scheduled May 26 from 6 p.m. to
9 p.m. during the Last Thursday
Art Walk on Alberta.
C A N N O N 'S
RIB EXPRESS
(FORMERLY CHUCK HINTON'S)
The Portland Children’s M u
seum, 4015 S. W. Canyon Rd., across
from the Oregon Zoo, is offering a
celebration of the music, words and
rhythms of world cultures each
Sunday though June 26.
The W orldSounds series is pre
sented by the Spirit Mountain Com
munity Fund and showcases musi
cians, dancers and storytellers from
traditions as diverse as Eastern
European Klezmer and Northwest
Native American to Caribbean ca
lypso.
Show tim esare 1 p.m .and3p.m .
except when noted in the museum’s
Imagination Theater. Tickets are
free with museum admission.
On May 22, Harold Paul and
Family will perform Native Ameri
can cultural songs, dance, and tra
ditions. On May 29, Nava presents
Mexican songs and games. On June
5, Portland Taiko, the award-win
ning Asian American drumming
ensemble.
On June 12, Viva La Cultura
brings its vivid retelling of Native
A merican, M exican and Cuban
folktales through theater, music,
song and movement. On June 19,
Lions of Batucada, a marching per
cussion ensemble will play Afri
can-influenced dance music of Bra
zil. On June 26, Maria del Rey per
forms children's songs and stories A member of the award-winning Aslan American drumming
from Latin America.
ensemble, Taiko.
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