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International women artists display their "colours" at PSU’s Littman Gallery	Dancer Selena Moshell brings art and activism to Portland
Japanese artist Mhak achieves beauty in simplicity	Exploring the riotous forms of nature in the solidity of stone: New work by Michihiro Kosuge	DJ Anjali and The Incredible Kid introduce children to Bhangra music
Racism, compassion examined in Snow Falling on Cedars Through February 7	OBT rings in holiday spirit with The Nutcracker Through December 27, 2009	PNCA displays prints from famous "One Hundred Aspects of the Moon" series Through January 29, 2010
"China Design Now" spotlights exciting Chinese design innovations	Japanese-American photographer re-creates Okinawa tragedy Through November 1	Moving in new directions
Japanese Voices from the Northwest Through November 4	Artist re-masters the masters	Travelling artists capture modern Japanese landscapes
Exhibit of innovative Chinese design arrives at PAM this fall	A common ground for a controversial band	Portland Taiko draws from old influences and new with 15th anniversary season
"Parallel Worlds" compares Ainu and Native American art	Live By Jake Shimabukuro	Regional landscape rendered in traditional Japanese art form at ONLC exhibit On display through May 24th
Korean/American women’s art show demonstrates differences in taste, culture On display through April 29th	Printmaker interprets Ainu traditions with wood engraving On display through April 18th	Jun Iwasaki: The Oregon Symphony’s inspiring new concertmaster
Japanese-American artist donates famous sculptures to Portland museum On display through July 12th, 2009	Desert Sands art inspired by internment experience On display through March 15	"Shodo: The Way of the Brush" runs February 15 through 22 at the Portland Japanese Garde
Print artist works with elders to create books of memories	"Little Things 8" show makes holiday art giving easy	Travel Asia in your own backyard
PICA’s Time-Based Art fest continues to push boundaries	Travel Asia in your own backyard	Fine art abounds at "Behind the Shoji" art show and sale
Where air and water meet	Too many roads for one Fate Prints by Mark Perry	Seoul Brother Number 1 keeps the funk and much more alive