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Visual Arts Listings


Wednesday May 7th thru Tuesday May 13th

BY RICHARD SPEER

To be considered for listings, send show information, including opening and closing dates, gallery address and phone number, at least two weeks in advance to:

Visual Arts, c/o Willamette Week, 2220 NW Quimby, Portland, OR 97210.
Phone: 503 243-2122 | Fax: 503 243-1115 | Email: rspeer at wweek.com. Emailed press releases must be backed up by a faxed or printed copy.

Listings (May 7 thru May 13): Performance | Screen | Visual Arts | The It List | Outdoors | Words | Dish | Movie Times

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