» » » » « FOCUS September 7, 2005 page C3 i'n Il!' ^ o r t l a n h (© baeruer Gallery Features African Mask Exhibit -X •* A female mask made of wood from the Fang tribe in Cameroon. A funeral mask madeof wood and horn from the Gouru tribe on the Ivory Coast. A trial mask made of wood, cloth, feathers and hair from Makonde Tanzania/Mozambique. A male mask made of wood from the Fang tribe in Cameroon. Tribe of the Winds celebrates two years Celebrating its second anni versary, Tribe of the Winds Gal lery, 2217 N.E. Alberta St., pre sents “A Different Face: Masks of Africa,” an exhibit now show ing through Oct. 23. T he w orks are b ro u g h t to Portland by Achille Massoma of Amandla Deco Gallery in Ber keley, Calif. Massoma works with over 40 artists in 12 A frican nations to maintain the traditional art of mask-making as he works to bring cultures closer together. Through the m ask, diverse African cultures express their view o f cerem ony and passage o f spirit and bodies through the ethereal world. From initiation rights to funeral events, the mask helps transcend the stages o f life with an elem ent o f ano nymity. Tribe of the Winds Gallery spe cializes in immigrant art and fair trade goods. For more informa tion, visit www.tribewinds.com. MOTOWN: The Early Years Classic performances and rare never-before-seen performance footage of Motown groups performing all their big hits. Saturday, September 10 at 8pm & 10:30pm Sunday, September 11 at 3:30pm OPB TV opb.org