Lot's of things to do this week.
Friday, 1/11
6:00 PM Suite 100 Gallery: Opening "Left behind"
7:00 PM David Chula Tupper Reception @ CoCA
8:00 PM 2 x 2: seattlestreetart
8:00 PM Seven Propositions @ Ouch My Eye
8:00 PM Accordions Gone Wild @ Mr. Spot's Chai House
8:00 PM Hell's Belles @ Neumos
8:00 PM Spandex dance party for Home Alive
8:30 PM The Gold Show at The Little Red Studio
Saturday, 1/12
11:30 AM REBEL VISIONS in Georgetown
2:00 PM Steven Miller's Bound @ Deborah Colton Gallery in Houston, TX.
7:00 PM OK OK Gallery: Satsop Residency Installation
9:00 PM The Beat Council at Tost
10:00 PM KRAKT @ RE-BAR
Wednesday, 1/16
7:00 PM "Strange Things" Closing Party @ 911 Media
Thursday, 1/17
6:00 PM SULTRY SCIENCE @ Pacific Science Center
6:30 PM Girl Power Hour
Friday, 1/11
Suite 100 Gallery: Opening "Left behind"
http://suite100gallery.com/show/2008/01/11/left-behind 6-10pm
David Chula Tupper Reception @ CoCA
www.cocaseattle.org
2 x 2: seattlestreetart
1355 east olive way, seattle wa
Seven Propositions @ Ouch My Eye
http://www.ouchmyeye.com/events/sevenpropositions/
Accordions Gone Wild @ Mr. Spot's Chai House
http://www.chaihouse.com/
Hell's Belles @ Neumos
$12 ADV, 8pm Doors, 21+
http://www.myspace.com/hellsbelles
Spandex dance party for Home Alive
Kindra wrote:
Where: McLeod Residence 2209 2nd Ave
When: 8pm-1am
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/producerevent/24192?prod_id=6566
The Gold Show at The Little Red Studio
www.littleredstudioseattle.com
Saturday, 1/12
REBEL VISIONS in Georgetown
Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery is located at 1201 S. Vale St.
(at the corner of Airport Way S.) in Georgetown.
Steven Miller's Bound @ Deborah Colton Gallery in Houston, TX.
http://www.deborahcoltongallery.com
OK OK Gallery: Satsop Residency Installation
7-9pm
http://www.weareokok.com
The Beat Council at Tost
James writes:
http://www.tostlounge.com/
KRAKT @ RE-BAR
http://www.myspace.com/krakt
Wednesday, 1/16
"Strange Things" Closing Party @ 911 Media
Shelly writes:
911 Media, 402 9th Ave N.
http://www.911media.org/
Thursday, 1/17
SULTRY SCIENCE @ Pacific Science Center
Girl Power Hour
Darnell writes:
http://www.girlpowerhour.com
Friday, 1/11
6:00 PM Suite 100 Gallery: Opening "Left behind"
7:00 PM David Chula Tupper Reception @ CoCA
8:00 PM 2 x 2: seattlestreetart
8:00 PM Seven Propositions @ Ouch My Eye
8:00 PM Accordions Gone Wild @ Mr. Spot's Chai House
8:00 PM Hell's Belles @ Neumos
8:00 PM Spandex dance party for Home Alive
8:30 PM The Gold Show at The Little Red Studio
Saturday, 1/12
11:30 AM REBEL VISIONS in Georgetown
2:00 PM Steven Miller's Bound @ Deborah Colton Gallery in Houston, TX.
7:00 PM OK OK Gallery: Satsop Residency Installation
9:00 PM The Beat Council at Tost
10:00 PM KRAKT @ RE-BAR
Wednesday, 1/16
7:00 PM "Strange Things" Closing Party @ 911 Media
Thursday, 1/17
6:00 PM SULTRY SCIENCE @ Pacific Science Center
6:30 PM Girl Power Hour
Friday, 1/11
Suite 100 Gallery: Opening "Left behind"
The stuffed bunny on the sidewalk, a love that didn't last, the ugly duckling, old behaviors, childhood dreams. That mitten you dropped somewhere, your first best friend, the 80's (before they came back). An alien pod baby, your family, the slow kid. Whether it was advantageous or tragic, with resolution or unbeknownst to us, we've all left stuff (or someone) in our wake; and most likely, we know what it feels like to have been left behind at one time, too.
"Left Behind" captures various aspects of what being left behind entails, interpreted by each artist with personal experiences coloring his or her work. From humorous to tragic, the possibilities are endless.
"Left Behind" captures various aspects of what being left behind entails, interpreted by each artist with personal experiences coloring his or her work. From humorous to tragic, the possibilities are endless.
http://suite100gallery.com/show/2008/01/11/left-behind 6-10pm
David Chula Tupper Reception @ CoCA
Tales from the Shore
A show of new work by David Chula Tupper
A 2007 participant of CoCA's annual Painting marathon, as well as a veteran of many CoCA events, David has participated in numerous solo shows and group and juried exhibitions.
Most recent solo venues include the Debra Owens Gallery in San Diego, CA, and a show at the Friesen Gallery in Seattle, entitled "You're Innocent When You Dream".
Learn more about David by visiting his web site
http://www.tattoochula.com/
Location: Reception is above the gallery in the Avenue One condos on the corner of First & Clay (Belltown)
Artist Reception: Friday January 11, 7PM to 9PM
Show runs from Jan. 11 through Feb. 21, 2008
CoCA serves the Pacific Northwest as a catalyst and forum for the advancement, development, and understanding of contemporary art
Email: info@cocaseattle.org
Web: www.cocaseattle.org
www.myspace.com/coca_seattle
www.flickr.com/photos/cocaseattle
Tel: (206) 728-1980
CoCA is located inside the Shilshole Bay Beach Club located at, 6413 Seaview Ave NW Seattle WA 98107. Click here for more details.
Gallery Hours:Monday through Friday 12-5 pm
Free entry and free parking.
A show of new work by David Chula Tupper
A 2007 participant of CoCA's annual Painting marathon, as well as a veteran of many CoCA events, David has participated in numerous solo shows and group and juried exhibitions.
Most recent solo venues include the Debra Owens Gallery in San Diego, CA, and a show at the Friesen Gallery in Seattle, entitled "You're Innocent When You Dream".
Learn more about David by visiting his web site
http://www.tattoochula.com/
Location: Reception is above the gallery in the Avenue One condos on the corner of First & Clay (Belltown)
Artist Reception: Friday January 11, 7PM to 9PM
Show runs from Jan. 11 through Feb. 21, 2008
CoCA serves the Pacific Northwest as a catalyst and forum for the advancement, development, and understanding of contemporary art
Email: info@cocaseattle.org
Web: www.cocaseattle.org
www.myspace.com/coca_seattle
www.flickr.com/photos/cocaseattle
Tel: (206) 728-1980
CoCA is located inside the Shilshole Bay Beach Club located at, 6413 Seaview Ave NW Seattle WA 98107. Click here for more details.
Gallery Hours:Monday through Friday 12-5 pm
Free entry and free parking.
www.cocaseattle.org
2 x 2: seattlestreetart
2 x 2: seattlestreetart
8pm to 11pm
come to the opening of 2 x 2: seattlestreetart(a top to bottom installation of collage, paint, glue, wood, and anything else the artists feel belongs on the walls of a city)
featuring:
little bird
farmerbob
bald man watching
no touching ground
claudius phaedrus
kinokonkoscntfcstarheadboy
shawn bishop
Date:
Friday, January 11, 2008
Time:
8:00pm - 11:00pm
Location:
the anne bonny
Street:
1355 east olive way, seattle wa
8pm to 11pm
come to the opening of 2 x 2: seattlestreetart(a top to bottom installation of collage, paint, glue, wood, and anything else the artists feel belongs on the walls of a city)
featuring:
little bird
farmerbob
bald man watching
no touching ground
claudius phaedrus
kinokonkoscntfcstarheadboy
shawn bishop
Date:
Friday, January 11, 2008
Time:
8:00pm - 11:00pm
Location:
the anne bonny
Street:
1355 east olive way, seattle wa
1355 east olive way, seattle wa
Seven Propositions @ Ouch My Eye
Seven Propositions - Friday - Ouch My Eye
For true links view email as HTML
Howdy Friends.
Hope 2008 is treating you well.
This Friday, January 11th we will start a new string of shows with SEVEN PROPOSITIONS curated by Michael Lorefice at Ouch My Eye, 8pm, 21 plus.
There was a time when people said painting was dead. I think what they meant was GOOD painting was dead. It's back.
Seven Propositions is an exhibition composed of seven painters working in seven distinct modes exploring the boundaries of their medium. Centered on the work of four emerging Seattle artists, the exhibition works through figuration, abstraction, narration, still life and landscape painting to ask what it means to be a painter in the contemporary age.
Seven Propositions
Check out new work from: Michael Lorefice (Seattle) Eric Elliott (Seattle) Preston Graves (Seattle) Kimberly Trowbridge (Seattle) Evri Kwong (San Francisco) Lynette Stephenson (Hamilton, NY) Eric Snowden (Brooklyn, NY)| MUSIC FROM Gabriel Mintz (Seattle)
Check out all our currently scheduled events here http://www.ouchmyeye.com/events/
Interested in submitting work or curating a future show?
Download a pdf here http://www.ouchmyeye.com/omecalendar.pdf
Our website is currently being updated, take a look around but more is on the way.
See You Friday
Ouch My Eye
email: info@ouchmyeye.com
phone: 206.381.8457
web: http://www.ouchmyeye.com
For true links view email as HTML
Howdy Friends.
Hope 2008 is treating you well.
This Friday, January 11th we will start a new string of shows with SEVEN PROPOSITIONS curated by Michael Lorefice at Ouch My Eye, 8pm, 21 plus.
There was a time when people said painting was dead. I think what they meant was GOOD painting was dead. It's back.
Seven Propositions is an exhibition composed of seven painters working in seven distinct modes exploring the boundaries of their medium. Centered on the work of four emerging Seattle artists, the exhibition works through figuration, abstraction, narration, still life and landscape painting to ask what it means to be a painter in the contemporary age.
Seven Propositions
Check out new work from: Michael Lorefice (Seattle) Eric Elliott (Seattle) Preston Graves (Seattle) Kimberly Trowbridge (Seattle) Evri Kwong (San Francisco) Lynette Stephenson (Hamilton, NY) Eric Snowden (Brooklyn, NY)| MUSIC FROM Gabriel Mintz (Seattle)
Check out all our currently scheduled events here http://www.ouchmyeye.com/events/
Interested in submitting work or curating a future show?
Download a pdf here http://www.ouchmyeye.com/omecalendar.pdf
Our website is currently being updated, take a look around but more is on the way.
See You Friday
Ouch My Eye
email: info@ouchmyeye.com
phone: 206.381.8457
web: http://www.ouchmyeye.com
http://www.ouchmyeye.com/events/sevenpropositions/
Accordions Gone Wild @ Mr. Spot's Chai House
Friday 11 January, 2008 8pm
Accordions Gone Wild Geoff Berner (http://www.geoffberner.com/)
Amy Denio http://www.myspace.com/
Mr. Spot's Chai House (http://www.chaihouse.com/)
5463 Leary Ave NW , Seattle WA 98107
Accordions Gone Wild Geoff Berner (http://www.geoffberner.com/)
Amy Denio http://www.myspace.com/
Mr. Spot's Chai House (http://www.chaihouse.com/)
5463 Leary Ave NW , Seattle WA 98107
Geoff Berner ( Vancouver , British Columbia )
“I want to drag klezmer music kicking and screaming back into the bars.”
That’s the goal of Vancouver singer-songwriter-accordion player Geoff Berner.
His first EP, “Light Enough to Travel”, released on the punk rock label Sudden Death Records in 2001, was an eclectic mix of song styles, united by the fact that it was recorded with only voice and solo accordion accompaniment. The reaction from press and audiences tended to fall into 2 categories: puzzled horror or puzzled but sincere appreciation of the great songwriting and the sheer chutzpah of appearing alone on stage with an accordion. By 2003, with the release of the full-length CD “We Shall Not Flag or Fail, We Shall Go to the End”, his fan base grew enough that Berner was able to quit working as a freelance writer and earn his living solely by traveling the world, playing his music.
Amy Denio ( Seattle , Washington )
Denio is a composer, singer, multi-instrumentalist, audio engineer, international collaborator, record producer, and founder of her own record label & publishing company, Spoot Music. Her main instruments are voice, accordion, alto saxophone, clarinet, electric guitar, and bass.
She has been playing accordion since she first brought one home from Budapest in the early 1990s, and since then has composed all kinds of toe-tapping songs for voice & squeezebox. Her style is a gutsy and rhythmic melange of folk, gypsy, and North African influences. She often invites the audience to partici pat e, which can be surprising and fun.
“I want to drag klezmer music kicking and screaming back into the bars.”
That’s the goal of Vancouver singer-songwriter-accordion player Geoff Berner.
His first EP, “Light Enough to Travel”, released on the punk rock label Sudden Death Records in 2001, was an eclectic mix of song styles, united by the fact that it was recorded with only voice and solo accordion accompaniment. The reaction from press and audiences tended to fall into 2 categories: puzzled horror or puzzled but sincere appreciation of the great songwriting and the sheer chutzpah of appearing alone on stage with an accordion. By 2003, with the release of the full-length CD “We Shall Not Flag or Fail, We Shall Go to the End”, his fan base grew enough that Berner was able to quit working as a freelance writer and earn his living solely by traveling the world, playing his music.
Amy Denio ( Seattle , Washington )
Denio is a composer, singer, multi-instrumentalist, audio engineer, international collaborator, record producer, and founder of her own record label & publishing company, Spoot Music. Her main instruments are voice, accordion, alto saxophone, clarinet, electric guitar, and bass.
She has been playing accordion since she first brought one home from Budapest in the early 1990s, and since then has composed all kinds of toe-tapping songs for voice & squeezebox. Her style is a gutsy and rhythmic melange of folk, gypsy, and North African influences. She often invites the audience to partici pat e, which can be surprising and fun.
http://www.chaihouse.com/
Hell's Belles @ Neumos
This Friday (tonight!) at Neumos we have Hell's Belles, The World Famous AC/DC All-Female Tribute band - a perfect way to end the week with a hard, rockin' show. On Saturday we have Mark Farina, described in this week's Stranger as "a perennial Seattle favorite [who] has no shortage of DJ cred, with billions of frequent-flier miles, a well-selling discography, and a big heap of the responsibility for the West Coast house scene" The first 2 people to write info@neumos.com about each show wins free entrance, plus one. Good luck!
"Nova channeled animal magnetism, complete with primal screams, while her cohort, Adrian Conner, strut onstage in a schoolgirl uniform, nodding and snarling while windmilling her blond dreads." // SPIN
""Hot! Loud! And sticky with sweat!" So screams their official Web site, yet Hell's Belles are no campy novelty act. An all-female AC/DC tribute band... their passion for the music is somehow both sly and sincere, and despite their globe-trotting ways? yes, they're big in Japan; Canada, too?they'd no sooner neglect their hometown than Angus Young et al. would leave Australia behind." // SEATTLE WEEKLY
"Nova channeled animal magnetism, complete with primal screams, while her cohort, Adrian Conner, strut onstage in a schoolgirl uniform, nodding and snarling while windmilling her blond dreads." // SPIN
""Hot! Loud! And sticky with sweat!" So screams their official Web site, yet Hell's Belles are no campy novelty act. An all-female AC/DC tribute band... their passion for the music is somehow both sly and sincere, and despite their globe-trotting ways? yes, they're big in Japan; Canada, too?they'd no sooner neglect their hometown than Angus Young et al. would leave Australia behind." // SEATTLE WEEKLY
$12 ADV, 8pm Doors, 21+
http://www.myspace.com/hellsbelles
Spandex dance party for Home Alive
Kindra wrote:
Kristin Jamie and I have been working our bootys off for months on our
fundraiser GALAXY OF PAIN, and the big day is almost here! Please buy
tickets early to ensure you get in and spread to word to all you know!
And get your stretchy pants ready! :)
Who: You, and all of your friends, family and fans!
What: Art opening/fundraising party GALAXY OF PAIN featuring local
spandex clad celebs like the Preseidents of the United States of
America and El Vez facing off in the ring!
Why: To raise money for Home Alive, a rad local organization that
provides self defense classes, education and empowerment to women.
Where: McLeod Residence 2209 2nd Ave
When: 8pm-1am
Why: To support Home Alive! To hear amazing live music by Highway
(members of Elliott Smtih & Dandy Warhols)! To have a spandex dance party!!!
How: Purchase your $20 tickets now to ensure you get in!
*100% of proceeds from ticket sales, art sales and silent auction go
directly to Home Alive
Thank you so much for all your support, let's make this a great
benefit for a worthy cause! Good times!
xoxoxo
-Clams
fundraiser GALAXY OF PAIN, and the big day is almost here! Please buy
tickets early to ensure you get in and spread to word to all you know!
And get your stretchy pants ready! :)
Who: You, and all of your friends, family and fans!
What: Art opening/fundraising party GALAXY OF PAIN featuring local
spandex clad celebs like the Preseidents of the United States of
America and El Vez facing off in the ring!
Why: To raise money for Home Alive, a rad local organization that
provides self defense classes, education and empowerment to women.
Where: McLeod Residence 2209 2nd Ave
When: 8pm-1am
Why: To support Home Alive! To hear amazing live music by Highway
(members of Elliott Smtih & Dandy Warhols)! To have a spandex dance party!!!
How: Purchase your $20 tickets now to ensure you get in!
*100% of proceeds from ticket sales, art sales and silent auction go
directly to Home Alive
Thank you so much for all your support, let's make this a great
benefit for a worthy cause! Good times!
xoxoxo
-Clams
Where: McLeod Residence 2209 2nd Ave
When: 8pm-1am
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/producerevent/24192?prod_id=6566
The Gold Show at The Little Red Studio
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11TH
The Gold Show at The Little Red Studio. I thought that I'd mention it as I'm going to be there (participating in the body painting part of the show),, but I also wanted to mention that one of our list members will be there performing a Butoh peice that promises to be very interesting.
Little Red Studio is at 750 Harrison (3 blocks South of Denny 1.25 blocks east of Aurora) Doors are at 8:30 and the show starts at 9:00PM.
The Gold Show at The Little Red Studio. I thought that I'd mention it as I'm going to be there (participating in the body painting part of the show),, but I also wanted to mention that one of our list members will be there performing a Butoh peice that promises to be very interesting.
Little Red Studio is at 750 Harrison (3 blocks South of Denny 1.25 blocks east of Aurora) Doors are at 8:30 and the show starts at 9:00PM.
www.littleredstudioseattle.com
Saturday, 1/12
REBEL VISIONS in Georgetown
Attention all Crumb fans!
Don't miss “REBEL VISIONS: The Underground Comix Revolution” opening
this Saturday, January 12 from 11:30 to 8:00 PM at Fantagraphics
Bookstore & Gallery in Seattle. This colorful art show will
complement “R. Crumb’s Underground” exhibition opening January 26 at
the Frye Art Museum in Seattle.
Organized by comix historian, author and archivist Patrick
Rosenkranz, in association with Fantagraphics resident curator Larry
Reid, “REBEL VISIONS” features original artwork, artifacts and relix
from masters of the underground era. Highlights include a previously
unseen original drawing by Rick Griffin, recently discovered by L. A.
collector Greg Escalante; rarely viewed original art by feral genius
S. Clay Wilson; and locally created original artwork by the legendary
Greg Irons, who followed his underground work with a prolific career
as a tattoo artist working at the storied Seattle Tattoo Emporium
prior to his untimely death in 1984.
A wide selection of comix, graphic novels, and histories of this
wildly creative period in American illustration, cartooning and
graphic art from Fantagraphics Books others will be available. We
also have new offerings by popular Fantagraphics artists including
Jason, Ellen Forney, Dan DeCarlo, and others – as well as a limited
supply of the coveted BEASTS!, recently unearthed in our cavernous
warehouse.
Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery is located at 1201 S. Vale St. (at
the corner of Airport Way S.) in the heart of Georgetown, only
minutes south of downtown Seattle. We’re open daily 11:30 to 8:00 PM,
Sundays until 5:00 PM. Phone 206.658.0110.
Weekend visitors should be aware that a 3-block stretch of Airport
Way will be closed to auto traffic directly across from our space on
Jan. 12 & 13 and Jan. 19 & 20 during the demolition of the historic –
but structurally unstable - Stock House of the original Rainier
Brewery. (A sad event, but wrecking balls are always entertaining).
Ample parking will be available north and south of this closure.
And Seahawk fans should know that Saturday’s NFL playoff game will be
projected on big screen at neighboring watering hole 9 Lb. Hammer.
Drop by and see “REBEL VISIONS” before or after the win.
Don't miss “REBEL VISIONS: The Underground Comix Revolution” opening
this Saturday, January 12 from 11:30 to 8:00 PM at Fantagraphics
Bookstore & Gallery in Seattle. This colorful art show will
complement “R. Crumb’s Underground” exhibition opening January 26 at
the Frye Art Museum in Seattle.
Organized by comix historian, author and archivist Patrick
Rosenkranz, in association with Fantagraphics resident curator Larry
Reid, “REBEL VISIONS” features original artwork, artifacts and relix
from masters of the underground era. Highlights include a previously
unseen original drawing by Rick Griffin, recently discovered by L. A.
collector Greg Escalante; rarely viewed original art by feral genius
S. Clay Wilson; and locally created original artwork by the legendary
Greg Irons, who followed his underground work with a prolific career
as a tattoo artist working at the storied Seattle Tattoo Emporium
prior to his untimely death in 1984.
A wide selection of comix, graphic novels, and histories of this
wildly creative period in American illustration, cartooning and
graphic art from Fantagraphics Books others will be available. We
also have new offerings by popular Fantagraphics artists including
Jason, Ellen Forney, Dan DeCarlo, and others – as well as a limited
supply of the coveted BEASTS!, recently unearthed in our cavernous
warehouse.
Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery is located at 1201 S. Vale St. (at
the corner of Airport Way S.) in the heart of Georgetown, only
minutes south of downtown Seattle. We’re open daily 11:30 to 8:00 PM,
Sundays until 5:00 PM. Phone 206.658.0110.
Weekend visitors should be aware that a 3-block stretch of Airport
Way will be closed to auto traffic directly across from our space on
Jan. 12 & 13 and Jan. 19 & 20 during the demolition of the historic –
but structurally unstable - Stock House of the original Rainier
Brewery. (A sad event, but wrecking balls are always entertaining).
Ample parking will be available north and south of this closure.
And Seahawk fans should know that Saturday’s NFL playoff game will be
projected on big screen at neighboring watering hole 9 Lb. Hammer.
Drop by and see “REBEL VISIONS” before or after the win.
Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery is located at 1201 S. Vale St.
(at the corner of Airport Way S.) in Georgetown.
Steven Miller's Bound @ Deborah Colton Gallery in Houston, TX.
Hi friends,
Lots of things are happening with my art over the next few months, so I thought I'd tell you about them. Most of it's out of town, but who knows? maybe you have friends in these cities that might like to see my work.
First off, several pieces from my Bound series debut at the Deborah Colton Gallery in Houston, TX, opening this Saturday, January 12th. I'll be giving a talk with the curator and another artist at 2pm.
Second: my Milky self-portrait appears in 40 Portraits/40 Artists at Gallery One in Ellensburg, WA, opening Friday, February 1st.
Third: the Milky Series is going to auction in Toronto for SNAP!, the AIDS Committee of Toronto’s annual photographic fundraiser featuring a live auction of curated art, a silent auction, and photo competition. The auction happens on Sunday, March 2nd. More info at snap-toronto.com
And last but not least, you can now purchase a limited-edition hand-made book of my scandalous photographs from EARL 3.0– the robotic art dealer, located at the Hideout, our favorite art bar on Seattle's First Hill. I've made two books: the consequences of falling in love, and Pee Forest. They're both cheap and delicious. And tawdry. I wouldn't have it any other way...
Steven Miller
http://smiller555.com Lots of things are happening with my art over the next few months, so I thought I'd tell you about them. Most of it's out of town, but who knows? maybe you have friends in these cities that might like to see my work.
First off, several pieces from my Bound series debut at the Deborah Colton Gallery in Houston, TX, opening this Saturday, January 12th. I'll be giving a talk with the curator and another artist at 2pm.
Second: my Milky self-portrait appears in 40 Portraits/40 Artists at Gallery One in Ellensburg, WA, opening Friday, February 1st.
Third: the Milky Series is going to auction in Toronto for SNAP!, the AIDS Committee of Toronto’s annual photographic fundraiser featuring a live auction of curated art, a silent auction, and photo competition. The auction happens on Sunday, March 2nd. More info at snap-toronto.com
And last but not least, you can now purchase a limited-edition hand-made book of my scandalous photographs from EARL 3.0– the robotic art dealer, located at the Hideout, our favorite art bar on Seattle's First Hill. I've made two books: the consequences of falling in love, and Pee Forest. They're both cheap and delicious. And tawdry. I wouldn't have it any other way...
Steven Miller
http://www.deborahcoltongallery.com
OK OK Gallery: Satsop Residency Installation
7-9pm
http://www.weareokok.com
The Beat Council at Tost
James writes:
Happy New Year Everybody!
I hope that 2008 is a great year for all of us!
Thanks to all of you who came out to our friends and fam party on the 29th of last month. That was a really good time and it was great to see familiar faces, some of whom I had not seen for far too long!
I'll keep this brief.
We're moving our Beat Council Night to Tost every second Saturday.
We have a great show coming up this Saturday January 12th. And it's no cover . .. aka free!!!!
I will be doing a high energy 122 bpm, break beat style set as my DJ alter-ego Baba James. I'll be playing Washington State, Capitol Hill, and a bunch of brand new music as well. I'll be playing percussion and be throat singing as well.
Here's the line up:
Muad'deep (eastern dub)
Baba James (polyrhythms, breaks)
Crispy (progressive, psytrance, breaks)
with special guests:
DJ Lara (electro-house)
Shri Deepayan (coming from PDX with live tabla n bass)
James Whetzel (throat singing, percussion)
I hope you can make it, it will be a great time!
Did I mention it was free? Well, it's free!!
Cheers!
James Whetzel (aka Baba James, when I DJ)
I hope that 2008 is a great year for all of us!
Thanks to all of you who came out to our friends and fam party on the 29th of last month. That was a really good time and it was great to see familiar faces, some of whom I had not seen for far too long!
I'll keep this brief.
We're moving our Beat Council Night to Tost every second Saturday.
We have a great show coming up this Saturday January 12th. And it's no cover . .. aka free!!!!
I will be doing a high energy 122 bpm, break beat style set as my DJ alter-ego Baba James. I'll be playing Washington State, Capitol Hill, and a bunch of brand new music as well. I'll be playing percussion and be throat singing as well.
Here's the line up:
Muad'deep (eastern dub)
Baba James (polyrhythms, breaks)
Crispy (progressive, psytrance, breaks)
with special guests:
DJ Lara (electro-house)
Shri Deepayan (coming from PDX with live tabla n bass)
James Whetzel (throat singing, percussion)
I hope you can make it, it will be a great time!
Did I mention it was free? Well, it's free!!
Cheers!
James Whetzel (aka Baba James, when I DJ)
http://www.tostlounge.com/
KRAKT @ RE-BAR
KRAKT BOOK BYALLO AND BRANDON.
SUFFOCATE RE-BAR WITH ALLITERATION.
BYALLO BOLSTER BISHOP OF BULLY.
BOMBARD BASHFUL WITH BASS BIN.
BEFOUL BALLET WITH BUNION BOMB.
BLISTER BOHEMIAN IN BOOZE BATH.
BLACKMAIL BLAMELESS BEATNIK
WHILE BASTING IN BUFFOONERY.
BRANDON DOES STUFF TOO.
KRAKT @ RE-BAR. TECHNO. JAN 12. $7. 10PM.
BOOZE. BITCHES. BIZARRE BLURBS.
ALLAND BYALLO (DJ, SF) | BRANDON PLANK (LIVE, SEA) | KRISTINA CHILDS (DJ, SEA)
WWW.ALLANDBYALLO.COM
WWW.KONTROLSF.COM
WWW.BRANDONPLANK.COM
WWW.MYSPACE.COM/KRAKT
SUFFOCATE RE-BAR WITH ALLITERATION.
BYALLO BOLSTER BISHOP OF BULLY.
BOMBARD BASHFUL WITH BASS BIN.
BEFOUL BALLET WITH BUNION BOMB.
BLISTER BOHEMIAN IN BOOZE BATH.
BLACKMAIL BLAMELESS BEATNIK
WHILE BASTING IN BUFFOONERY.
BRANDON DOES STUFF TOO.
KRAKT @ RE-BAR. TECHNO. JAN 12. $7. 10PM.
BOOZE. BITCHES. BIZARRE BLURBS.
ALLAND BYALLO (DJ, SF) | BRANDON PLANK (LIVE, SEA) | KRISTINA CHILDS (DJ, SEA)
WWW.ALLANDBYALLO.COM
WWW.KONTROLSF.COM
WWW.BRANDONPLANK.COM
WWW.MYSPACE.COM/KRAKT
http://www.myspace.com/krakt
Wednesday, 1/16
"Strange Things" Closing Party @ 911 Media
Shelly writes:
for those of you who couldn't make the opening: a much more smaller and low key closing party with presentations from the artists...
Shelly
Here are the details:
WHAT: January 2008 Dorkbot : "Strange Things" Closing Party
WHEN: Weds, Jan 16, 7 – 11:00 PM, artist presentations 8pm - 9:00pm
WHERE: 911 Media, 402 9th Ave N. http://www.911media.org/
ADMISSION: FREE, ALL AGES. But bring a couple of bucks to support 911 Media! We'll have donation jar out by the beer. ;)
Greetings, folks. On WEDNESDAY, January 16 from 7-11 PM we are hosting the closing party for the "Strange Things" art show.
Hear from the artists! From 8:00 - 9:00ish artists will be giving short presentations in the theatre about how they created their pieces.
The show is open through January 18, so if you can not come to the closing party, be sure to make time to visit 911 Media Arst Center in the next couple of weeks. Exhibit hours are on the calendar: http://www.dorkbot.org/dorkbotsea/events/pdstwe3/calendar.html
If you want to talk about your latest creation or announce an upcoming event after the artists' presentations, let us know.
As ever, thanks to 911 Media Arts Center for providing such a great venue and friendly support for our events.
Shelly
Here are the details:
WHAT: January 2008 Dorkbot : "Strange Things" Closing Party
WHEN: Weds, Jan 16, 7 – 11:00 PM, artist presentations 8pm - 9:00pm
WHERE: 911 Media, 402 9th Ave N. http://www.911media.org/
ADMISSION: FREE, ALL AGES. But bring a couple of bucks to support 911 Media! We'll have donation jar out by the beer. ;)
Greetings, folks. On WEDNESDAY, January 16 from 7-11 PM we are hosting the closing party for the "Strange Things" art show.
Hear from the artists! From 8:00 - 9:00ish artists will be giving short presentations in the theatre about how they created their pieces.
The show is open through January 18, so if you can not come to the closing party, be sure to make time to visit 911 Media Arst Center in the next couple of weeks. Exhibit hours are on the calendar: http://www.dorkbot.org/dorkbotsea/events/pdstwe3/calendar.html
If you want to talk about your latest creation or announce an upcoming event after the artists' presentations, let us know.
As ever, thanks to 911 Media Arts Center for providing such a great venue and friendly support for our events.
911 Media, 402 9th Ave N.
http://www.911media.org/
Thursday, 1/17
SULTRY SCIENCE @ Pacific Science Center
Explore the science of seduction! Sip on flirty cocktails and enjoy delicious aphrodisiac-inspired hors d’oeurves and desserts provided by Pacific Science Center’s five exclusive caterers: Apulent – A Special Events Company, Catering by McCormick & Schmick’s, Classic Catering, Jewel Catering and Lisa Dupar Catering. Anthony Tessandori from University of Washington’s Anthropology Department will share a unique analysis of human relationships in “The selfishness of the human pair bond: an evolutionary perspective”. Then see what your lips really say about you when you get your lip print read by our professional lipsologist. Finally, pucker up for a private KISS Laser Show in the Seattle Laser Dome at 8:30!
$15 general admission, $12 Pacific Science Center Members
includes your first drink from the bar, snacks and KISS Laser Show
SULTRY SCIENCE
Thursday, January 17 | 6 p.m. Happy Hour | 8:30 p.m. Laser Show
Pacific Science Center
http://www.pacificsciencecenter.org/twist/$15 general admission, $12 Pacific Science Center Members
includes your first drink from the bar, snacks and KISS Laser Show
SULTRY SCIENCE
Thursday, January 17 | 6 p.m. Happy Hour | 8:30 p.m. Laser Show
Pacific Science Center
Girl Power Hour
Darnell writes:
"Girl Power Hour - Where Social Circles Collide" - Thursday, January 17th, 2008, 6:30pm-8:30pm
Girl Power Hour is a chic social networking group for young professional women that meets monthly in a stylish environment over cocktails. We focus on community, networking, socializing, friendship, philanthropy and fun! Sound cheesy? No one can deny our fabulous door prizes, swag bags and cocktail specials for all. Trust me. If you're interested in joining us at our January 17, 2008 event, RSVP at www.girlpowerhour.com. Also, sign up for GirLetter to receive future invites. Go Girls!
Thanks,
Darnell
www.girlpowerhour.com
www.girlabouttownblog.com
myspace/girlpowerhour
www.seattlespingirl.net
Girl Power Hour is a chic social networking group for young professional women that meets monthly in a stylish environment over cocktails. We focus on community, networking, socializing, friendship, philanthropy and fun! Sound cheesy? No one can deny our fabulous door prizes, swag bags and cocktail specials for all. Trust me. If you're interested in joining us at our January 17, 2008 event, RSVP at www.girlpowerhour.com. Also, sign up for GirLetter to receive future invites. Go Girls!
Thanks,
Darnell
www.girlpowerhour.com
www.girlabouttownblog.com
myspace/girlpowerhour
www.seattlespingirl.net
http://www.girlpowerhour.com
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