I have seen better weeks. Even Seattle Spin (www.seattlespin.net) ended up recommending Guided Snowshoeing by the US Forest Service (http://www.fs.fed.us/r6/mbs/news/2004/nr_snowshoe_walks_120304.shtml) and signing up for Senior Community Classes at the Wallingford Center (http://www.wallingfordseniors.org/HMTL/Notices.htm#new_programs).
I don’t think it’s that bad. In fact Saturday looks pretty good to me. My recommendations for Saturday: TechGnosis, then Derrick May, then Catchpenny. On Friday I would go to the API Benefit party. Kozy Kino is something new that might be worth checking out on Thursday.
Friday, 1/21
7:00 PM Mint & Serf @ OlivoDoce Art Space
8:00 PM SPLIT BILL with locust and Foot in Mouth @ On the Boards
9:00 PM? Kulturshock @ Crocodile.
10:30 PM Asian Pacific Islander's Center Benefit Party in the CD
Saturday, 1/22
8:00 PM TechGnosis @ COCA
9:00 PM TechGnosis after party @ Consolidated Works
9:00 PM DERRICK MAY @ Chop Suey
1:30 AM CATCHPENNY AFTERHOURS @ Oseao Gallery
Sunday 1/23
7:00 PM 12 Minutes Max @ On the Boards
7:00 PM Chemical Brothers Listening Party @ Formosa Card Room
Thursday 1/27
9:00 PM Battle of Algiers @ Kozy Kino
Friday, 1/21
Mint & Serf @ OlivoDoce Art Space
Charles Peterson writes:
I highly recommend. Two of the "writers" in a book published by
powerHouse (who did Touch Me) called Autograf.
Ciao,
CP
OlivoDoce, 1134nyc, Ace Hotel and Tablet Newspaper present
Morning Haze by artists Mint & Serf of 1134nyc
Friday, January 21, 7 pm
OlivoDoce, 1203 E Olive
www.OlivoDoce.com
SPLIT BILL with locust and Foot in Mouth @ On the Boards
Hi Party Volcano.
You all should know about an event this weekend (Jan 20-22). Two hip, innovative Seattle-based companies who collaborate in music and dance are sharing an evening at On the Boards. Below is info about their work. Following Thursday’s opening-night performance there will be an after-party at the Mirabeau Room in lower Queen Anne - no cover charge. The Seattle Times printed a preview about this event saying, “…audiences could be in for one of those landmark evenings looked back on in later years when companies first establish themselves in the public eye.” In other words, this will be a night to remember. If you want to read more – here’s the link to the Times article… otherwise just show up. It’s going to rock. http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/text/2002150010_locust16.html
LOCUST - convenience
Choreographer Amy O'Neal & composer Zeke Keeble present their largest work to date. A piece full of original dance, music, video & performances by some of the strongest stage personalities in Seattle - Gabriel Baron, Troy Miszklevitz & Ellie Sandstrom.
FOOT IN MOUTH - Last Seen
Choreographers Alice de Muizon & Amelia Reeber combine forces with composers Ivory Smith & Eryn Young to create an eerie concoction of dance theater, electronically manipulated vocal work & haunting fairytale landscapes.
SPLIT BILL with locust and Foot in Mouth
JAN 20-22, 8PM
On the Boards – 100 W Roy St. (lower Queen Anne)
Buy tickets through the box office
206.217.9888, Tue-Fri noon-6pm
OR at www.ontheboards.org
Kulturshock @ Crocodile.
Hey dudes,
The show in Seattle is tomorrow, Friday 21st, at the Crocodile. Come party with us and see us off to New York, for the show on 29th.
Special guests: our own Amy Denio, and Tom Armstrong from Quasinada.
See you all tomorrow!
KS
Crocodile
www.kulturshock.com
Asian Pacific Islander's Center Benefit Party in the CD
Alix writes:
Hello to all,
What's happening everybody?! I and my roommates at King St. are having
a party/ benefit for the Asian Pacific Islander's Center. You can all
help provide funding for the center by getting your groove on and
making a small donation this next Friday, January 21st. The Kink
Streeters will provide plenty of food and booze while DJs BQ and
Goatmax 1 supply beats. The Fesivities should kick of around about
10:30. King Street is one block south of Jackson in the Central
District at:
1643 S. King
Seattle, WA 98144
For further info call me at 206-353-4582. Tata.
alixxx
1643 S. King, 10:30 PM.
Saturday, 1/22
TechGnosis @ COCA
dorkbot-sea presents:
TechGnosis
Opening celebration and CD launch party for
People Doing Strange Things with Electricity II
Saturday January 22nd
8pm to midnight: opening exhibit at COCA, 410 Dexter
9pm to 2am: after party at Consolidated Works, 500 Boren
DJ Venus, novaTRON vs.AtoMikDog, DJML
5$ / 21+
Wear electricity!!!!! Bring a robotic date!
COCA, 410 Dexter
http://www.dorkbot.org/dorkbotsea/events-techgnosis.shtml
TechGnosis after party @ Consolidated Works
Shelly writes:
Hi Party Volcano!
I see you haven't sent out party volcano yet -- I wanted to give you
the heads up on TechGnosis! Due to pesky liquor control board issues,
we're moving the after party to Consolidated Works! 500 Boren Avenue.
Otherwise..everything else the same...and should be a great party.
Lot's of art. DJs, visuals. 21+, bring 5$ to donate to COCA, and
remember to wear electricity!
Shelly
Consolidated Works, 500 Boren Avenue.
DERRICK MAY @ Chop Suey
For those of you familiar with May's skills behind the decks I'll see you at
Chop Suey on Saturday. For those of you that don't, you really need to check
this guy out...P-H-E-N-O-M-E-N-A-L. Decibel's first event of 2005 is going
to be a doosey. Bring your dancing shoes, this one is going to get
sweaty ;)
SATURDAY JANUARY 22nd
Decibel Festival and Chop Suey proudly present
Detroit Techno Legend:
>>>DERRICK MAY - Transmat, Detroit
With opening DJ sets by Decibel's own:
>>>Nordic Soul - Dreaming in Stereo, Decibel Festival
>>>Jerry Abstract - Shitkatapult, Decibel Festival
Doors open at 9pm (come early this one might sell out)
$13 Advanced tickets available at Sonic Boom and online at
www.ticketweb.com
CHOP SUEY
1325 E. Madison St
www.dbfestival.com
CATCHPENNY AFTERHOURS @ Oseao Gallery
The guy, who run phoenixfest.com, have noticed that there are a lot of events and parties going on. They are recommending going to one of these events and then end the evening at Oseao:
Here's some of what's happening this Saturday:
Derrick May @ Chop Suey
(http://www.decibelfestival.com/)
Infected Mushroom @ Premier
(http://www.nwtekno.org/vb/showthread.php?threadid=81235&eventid=18683)
novaTRON vs. AtoMikDoG @ Consolidated Works
(http://www.dorkbot.org/dorkbotsea/events-techgnosis.shtml)
Wesley Holmes and Uniting Souls @ Skid Road
(http://www.skidroadproductions.com)
Dorkbot Art Show @ Coca
(http://www.dorkbot.org/dorkbotsea/e...echgnosis.shtml)
Here are the details for the after hours party:
*** CATCHPENNY AFTERHOURS ***
@ Oseao Gallery of the Scents
1402 E. Pike, Seattle WA, USA
from 1:30am until 10:30am
featuring:
kris moon-[techno]-130
dj misha-[techno]-300
osiris-[psychedelic techno]-430
muschi-[psytrance]-600
waater-[psytrance]-730
groovinkim & fussik-[idm & downtempo]-900
This event will be $7 and you'll need to be 18 or older to get in.
See you there!
Oseao Gallery, from 1:30am until 10:30am
1402 E. Pike, Seattle WA, USA
Sunday 1/23
12 Minutes Max @ On the Boards
Hello again!
This is just a reminder that we are performing this weekend at On the Boards. We are excited about this show as we will be premiering all new material! The theme is "Happy Light" a performance based on what we all miss in the winters here in Seattle "The Sun".
The show starts at 7pm and is $7.00 and the tickets are sold at the door. Get there early they start going at 6pm and these shows can sell out.
Here is the full lineup for the show. It will really is going to be a very entertaining show and we hope to see you there!
12Minutes Max lineup:
1) Maureen Whiting Company, MWC will give a teaser of their upcoming dance performance, JUICY POINT B which will premiere in the Northwest Artist Series at On the Boards February 17-19, 2005;
2) Karl S. Monroe, recounts a dream about a teapot coming to life with skin taken from a sensitive part of his anatomy;
3) Rick Miller & John Ackerman, music for guitar and mandolin;
4) The Bellejens, Premiering new songs & performance bellejen style (one time they cooked waffles and gave them to the audience);
5) Cecelia Frye, Physical theater inspired by Shakespeare s Antony and Cleopatra and directed by Mik Kuhlman;
6) Bret Fetzer, will read aloud his newest fairy tale a Seattle tradition returns;
7) Sofia Echegaray, sings songs from love and lust in evening wear to love among the corrective-eyewear Trekkies.
Thanks and we look forward to seeing you at one of our shows!
Check out our website at http://thebellejens.blogspot.com for up to the minute news on the Bellejens.
the Bellejens
On the Boards
100 W. Roy Street (in lower Queen Anne)
Performance: 12 Minutes Max
Date/Location: Jan 23-24 at On the Boards
Time: 7:00 pm
Ticket Info: $7 at the door (tickets at the door beginning at 6pm night of show)
Info: 206.217.9888 / Tue-Fri, noon-6pm OR
www.ontheboards.org
Chemical Brothers Listening Party @ Formosa Card Room
January 23rd, 2005 @ Formosa Card Room
Chemical Brothers Listening Party for the new album "Push the Button"
Prizes * Fun * Giveaways
No Cover
7-9pm with DJs to follow
21+ w/ID
Formosa Card Room seems to be a new club promoted by Skid Road Productions. They are also having somethign going on on Saturday:
2 clubs at SKID ROAD will be open this Saturday and will include...
JACKIE STARR'S MARQUIS CLUB: phat sound and new LED lighting system!
Wesley Holmes (HAPPY BIRTHDAY!)
Jeromy Nail w/ live vocals by Christa
Ramiro
FORMOSA CARD ROOM: chill decadent vibes and conversational volume
Eddie Nonog - More Eclectic Grooves
Osiris Indriya - Sexy Moods
If you did not get a chance to see these clubs on New Years, you probably heard about them. These are by far the most interesting and yummy spaces for getting your groove on in Seattle. The design is based on the original night life scenes of Seattle's historic Pioneer square and the actual history of the buildings.
$10
6pm - 3am
21+ w/ ID
Formosa Card Room
111 Yesler Way
Seattle, WA 98104
Skid Road Productions
206.447.4140
www.skidroadproductions.com
Thursday 1/27
Battle of Algiers @ Kozy Kino
To commemorate the dawning of a democratic renaissance in Iraq,
the folks down at Kozy Kino invite you to their inaugural cinema screening
of the Battle of Algiers, a timely and timeless cinematic masterpiece of
violent insurgency. Commissioned in 1965 by the Algerian government,
this film is an unbiased and haunting depiction of the Algerian struggle
for independence from French rule. Possibly the finest film about revolution
in film history (unless you're a disciple of Eisenstein).
Drink specials - N. African mint tea, pastisse
(subject to change due to availability).
see advert:
http://ugak.org/kino/kino-battle-of-algiers.jpg
The Kozy Kino is a new underground cinema that infuses diverse film programming
with thematic beverage service. Every second and fourth Thursday evening,
we throw down the cheap, homemade cushions, fire up the video beame! r and
concoct delicious refreshments to wash down the freshly popped corn.
Each featured film is a forgotten wonder of cinema… coupled with shorts
and inspirational drink specials. It’s a cheap night of uninstitutionalized
quality entertainment and a fine example of underground economy.
The Kozy Kino is located at 1809 Minor Ave. (between Stewart and Howell) right
around the corner from the Rebar. It is also somebody’s loft space but don’t
let that put you off. Although it’s an intimate experience (read: seating is
limited), it’s the sort of thing that this town needs more of (e.g. the speakeasy,
the peoples’ kitchen, the Sunday sermon, the peoples' underground surgical
theater, etc.).
Help breathe some life into this 'theme park of a city' now and start
your own!
questions? contact: inphaseprod@yahoo.com
and oh yeah, Kino means cinema in German... so please d! on't write me
asking!
Thursday Jan. 27th, 9pm
1809 Minor Ave.
Entrance – $1 - one U.S. dollar.
map:http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed=GnHn6.p_0TpKSorc4iwX95ZZJ5iZE.wG&csz=Seattle%2C+WA&country=us&new=1&name=&qty=
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