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Visual Arts Listings

Alysia Duckler Gallery 1236 NW Hoyt St, 223-7595 * Bounty, new paintings by Barbara Eiswerth and marble and bronze sculptures by Francien Valk Through Oct 28 American Institute of Architects 315 SW 4th Ave, 223-8757 * Art by Architects, a collection of paintings, sculptures, and other works by local architects. Through Oct 28 Atwood Primitive/ […]

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My, What a Busy Week!

THURSDAY, OCT 12 MUSIC—CMJ‘s annual music fest is approaching and our old pals 31 Knots, Wolf Colonel, and The Planet The, areon their way to NYC to represent our fair city. Let’s give our ambassadors ofhipness a rousing send-off. KS w/ Trumans Water, Medicine Hat, 1834 NE Alberta St, 9 pm, $6 FRIDAY, OCT 13 […]

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My, What a Busy Week!

THURSDAY, OCT 5 KIDS IN DRAG–SMYRC (Sexual Minority Youth Recreation Center) is arranging for the hippest drag show in town: I mean, what’s cooler than cute little sexual minorites in drag? All proceeds to benefit the darling little angels’ cause. KD Meow Meow, 527 SE Pine St., 230-2111, $5 SMUT CENTRAL–Celebrate the final evening of […]

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Visual Arts Listings

American Institute of Architects 315 SW Fourth Ave, 223-8757 Art by Architects, a collection of paintings, sculptures, and other works by local architects. Opens Oct 5 Art Home 121 NW 2nd, 721 0270 Traditional Chinese painting and abstraction converge in the work of Yang Yanping. Opens Oct 5 Artists Repertory Theatre 1516 SW Alder, 241 […]

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Art Review

12th Avenue Project Nan B. Curtis and Martin Houston Twelfth Avenue in Southeast Portland is home to an unlikely art exhibit: 50 signs line the one-way street running along the historic neighborhood. The 12th Avenue Project, created by artists Nan B. Curtis and Martin Houston is part of “in situ Portland,” a program of the […]

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My, What a Busy Week!

THURSDAY, SEPT 28 PLAY–Why is it that watching other people bumble through misery and misfortune can be so uplifting? Soul-searching hitmen, slapstick drunks, and prissy social workers populate this double-barreled on-stage sitcom. It’s your last chance–closes the 30th of September. PB Suburban Motel, Stark Raving Theatre, 3430 SE Belmont, 232-7072, Thurs-Sat, 7:30 pm, $13.50-$17 DANCE–A […]

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Visual Arts Listings

Blue Sky Photography Gallery 1231 NW Hoyt St, 225-0210 Display of work from Chicago photographer Terry Evans and Brooklyn shutterbug Vincent Cianni. Through Sept 30 Contemporary Crafts Gallery 3934 SW Corbett Ave, 223-2654 * Timeless Light: Contemporary Platinum Photography, an exhibition of over 100 platinum and palladium prints. Opens Sept 28 Elizabeth Leach Gallery 207 […]

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ART REVIEW

Ravenous Smith Dudley Eliot Manuel Izquierdo Gallery, 226-4391 Through Oct 30 The Manuel Izquierdo Gallery has been taken hostage by an unusual, savage beast: a blood-red installation by the hands of the creator, Smith Dudley Eliot. The space is a curious, dimly lit womb that immediately summons the viewer to consider the connotations of red: […]

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My, What a Busy Week!

THURSDAY, SEPT 21 MUSIC–Tonight, Meow Meow throws down one of the best NXNW showcases of all time. Start with the solo beauty of Jenny Toomey and Franklin Bruno, and end with the mindfucking Tristeza and Gogogo Airheart. Click your heels, close your eyes, and gnaw on some all-ages Red Vines. JS Meow Meow, 527 SE […]

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Visual Arts Listings

Alysia Duckler Gallery 1236 NW Hoyt St, 223-7595 Sideshow, new paintings by Patrick LoCicero. Through Sept 30 American Institute of Architects 315 SW 4th Ave, 223-8757 Silent Strengths, the photography of Gene Faulkner and Ken LeGros. Through Sept 30 Art Home 121 NW 2nd, 721-0270 Contemporary selection of local and international artists, featuring monoprints of […]

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Plans for a Beautiful City

Art Review

Robert Yoder Froelick Adelhart Through Sept 30 Robert Yoder doesn’t simply peruse the aisles of an art supply store for materials. No–the Seattle artist goes shopping along the roadside, searching for discarded road signs. Yoder then fragments these gems into rectangle and square puzzle pieces, tiling them onto a plywood surfaces. In an immediate sense, […]

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