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J a r b e r & B e a u t y S a
Aaron Peterson , O w ner
C osm etologist / Barber / Stylist
Photographer Retrospective
Hrs: 10:30am - 7pm / Mon. • Sat.
5800 NE MLK Jr. Blvd. Portland, OR 97211
(Next to The Cash Connection)
When Eve Crane walked into
the A 'K asha G allery in
Beaverton with her portfolio,
owner Steve Smith said he felt
like he was looking at buried
treasure.
Crane's stunning black-and-
white images take us inside some
of the 1960's most intimidating
groups. She relied on her good
eye, great timing and well-con­
nected friends, like Black Pan­
ther leader Eldridge Cleaver, to
tell her what was going on and
where, so she could go there and
take photos.
With subjects like the Hell's
Angels, Huey Newton, Bobby
Seals and David Hilliard, her
photos reveal the heady excite­
ment of turbulent times. Forty
years later, Eve herself is the
subject of a retrospective.
“Art Beat,” a regular pro-
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Zekef s Ready Ribs is now Open!!
Rib dinners special: 3 Ribs 2 sides and bread $9.49
Z eke’s is having a 2 month special (June-July 3rd):
• Wings with toast $ 1.99
• 12 wings with Toast and fries $9.49
• 3 wings fries and Toast $4.49
• Hot Link or German Sausage with soda $2.99
• Chilli fritos with soda $2.99
Come by Today
Open 10:30am till 8:00pm, Monday through Saturday
5800 NE MLK Jr. Bid., Portland
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503-321-5121
“The chicken tastes better then Jacks'"
eve Crane takes us back to the 60s with her historic photograph
of civil rights activists James Baldwin and Bobby Seale.
gram of Oregon Public Broad-
casting will profile the
photographer’s work on Thurs-
day, Oct. 21 at 8 p.m.
Reuse Art:
Masks of Incognito
A group o f guest artists have
created masks of reclaimed materi­
als as part o f a masquerade gala
fundraiser for the local recycling
and reuse organization SCRAP.
Masks of Incognito represent the
innovation and variety inspired by
artists ’ use of reclaimed and recycled
materials. Transforming discarded
materials such as leather scraps and
zippers, milk jugs and metal springs,
vintage piano keys and clock parts
into masks, the 25 artists have cre­
ated works to transform the face and
character of a mask wearer.
The masks will be on display in
SCRAP’S R ev isio n Gallery, 2915
N.E. Martin Luther King. Jr. Blvd.
during the month of October and
then a u ctio n e d at S C R A P ’S
fundraising masquerade ball at the
Oregon Zoo on Oct. 28.
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Friday, O ct 22nd at 7 pm
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Jackson Videos Coming Out
(AP) -- Michael Jackson's com­
plete library o f videos is being re­
stored and rereleased, as well as a
never-released clip for his song
"One More Chance."
The "Michael Jackson's Vision"
boxed set is due out on Nov. 22 and
includes 4 1 /2 hours worth of mate­
rial, including the full version of
"Black or White," which was cut
short after its initial release due to
violent imagery and Jackson's gyra­
tions.
Jackson made a short film for the
song "One More Chance," but it
was never released. He was charged
with sexual molestation in 2003, right
around the time the single was re-
Michael Jackson
leased. He was acquitted in that
case.
O ther videos include Martin
Scorsese (Scor-say-zee)-directed
"Bad" and his most famous video,
"Thriller."
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Come celebrate our 3 Year
Anniversary with a night of
Music, Worship, Fellowship
and more!
New Song Community Comer
T Pastors
Jerrys Annie 2511 NE Martin Luther King Blvd
Gutierrez , j Corner of N i M IK Blvd and Russell St
Doors open at 6pm for every service
For directions or more information, call
503-488-5481 or ion on to www.mfhmportland.com