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September 26, 2018
Arts &
ENTERTAINMENT
First Thursday Opens Show
The 12th annual “Day of the
Dead” show at Guardino Gal-
lery is not to be missed. Each
year, the gallery at 2939 N.E.
Alberta St. asks artists to inter-
pret this Latino tradition and
make it their own.
This year’s show will be the
largest ever with 57 participat-
ing artists, featuring paintings,
ceramics, fabric, wood, em-
broidery, glass and more. The
show will open for Last Thurs-
day on Sept. 27, with live mu-
sic from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and
feature Day of the Dead altars
and costumes. The show will A graphite and gouache illustration by Alicia Justice is one of featured works for
Chayo Wilson uses ceramics and metal for her work
a Day of the Dead-themed exhibit opening First Thursday, Sept. 27 and running
run through Oct. 21.
‘Frieda Head.”
through Oct. 21 at Gardino Gallery, 2939 N.E. Alberta St.
Hard Choices in America
A restaurant bike delivery worker illustrates the tensions of modern-
day immigrant life in America where he is treated like a second-
class citizen but carries a dignity wholly his own in search of a better
life. ‘En El Sėptimo Dia’ (The Seventh Day) by director Jim McKay is
presented by the Northwest Film Center on Thursday, Sept. 27 at
7 p.m.; Saturday, Sept. 29 at 4:30 p.m.; and Sunday, Sept.30 at 7
p.m. at the Portland Art Museum. Admission is $10 general and $8
for students and seniors.