Ian Page-Echols (V8 Media) : September events
Ian Page-Echols (V8 Media) will be performing visuals two nights at this year’s Decibel Festival!
D25 Showcase at Neumos, Saturday, September 25th
Visuals for Carl Craig
Also: Kevin Saunderson, Monty Luke, Audiopixel, and Zachariah Walker!
Lo Dubs Showcase at the Baltic Room, Thursday, September 23rd
Visuals for Distance, MonkeyTek & Ryan Organ
Also: Clubroot, Jon A.D., Jagga Culture, and more visuals by Lowrez!
For more information about Ian and these shows:
http://v8media.com/decibel-festival-2010
For more information about Decibel Festival:
http://dbfestival.com
A.L.L. opening June 10th
The Art Lending Library will be open for one night. Come check it out!
Thursday, June 10th. 6pm to 9pm.
Location: Cooper Artist Housing (above Youngstown Cultural Arts Center) 4408 Delridge Wy. S.W. at S. Genesse St. You can park in the main north parking lot. Buses 120 and 125 stop right outside the building. When you get here follow the signs from the north lot to the 2nd floor of the building.
Reminder: The Library is based on a first come first serve basis. The earlier you arrive the more choices you will have. Also, all artwork that is checked out will be delivered at a later date by the Librarians.
We look forward to seeing you next week,
The Librarians
P.S. Find us on Facebook (photos of the collection soon to be available).
Karen Finneyfrock: reading May 7th
Karen Finneyfrock will be reading poems about SPRING with poets and musicians at Fremont Abbey Arts Center on May 7. Tickets at Brown Paper Tickets.
David Bestock: Lost Folio, in May
Good Lords and Ladies,
What: Lost Folio, improvised Shakespeare (Trailer: http://www.wingitpresents.com/lostfolio/trailer.html)
Where: Historic University Theater, 5510 University Way NE, Seattle. Bright yellow building.
When: All shows start at 8p. Doors at 7:30p (they sell beer).
Thursday May 6
Friday May 7 (I’m not in this one)
Thursday May 13
Friday May 14 (I’m not in this one)
Thursday May 20
Friday May 21
Tickets are $10, available at the door or online here:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/110003
Cristina Orbé: Performances May 14th & 15th
After a year of work I am debuting, The Twisted Tale of Two – A
Circus Opera. A fantastical journey into the world of two marionettes
who find each other and discover a whole lot of mess. Told entirely
through song, dance, video, and shadow puppets it is bound to tickle
your tummy.
May 14th and 15th at the
Rainier Valley Cultural Center
515 S Alaska St.
8pm, All Ages
Tickets can be bought at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/72150
other performances by
okanomodé (aka SoulChilde)
luci’s lamb
Storme Webber
Wild Tales of a Renegade Halfbreed Bulldagger
Amontaine Aurore
THE YEAR THE REVOLUTION CAME TO WHITE HIGH SCHOOL HIGH
hope to see you there
with love
cristina
Alexandria Odjonii: About
About me and my work:
Metalurges2411 is my 1-person art studio at Cooper. My name is Alexandria, but my friends call me Alex.
One of the reasons I am focusing on metalwork is because I like making small wearable metal objects that make a personal connection, maybe tell a story, jazz up the uniform, be slightly audacious.
I also love to draw and paint and work with clay, so I’m also hanging out with large and small paintings on wood, or canvas, or paper, hammering and riveting metal on corners and other interesting places.
Things that inspire me artistically are color, shape, texture and emotion. Powered by luscious coffee.
Please feel free to visit my website at https://sites.google.com/site/metalicious2411/
At Youngstown!
NW WOMEN FILM MAKERS CELEBRATE THEIR WORK IN AN EVENING OF SHORT FILMS
Award winning NW film makers join together to support and celebrate the first project of up and coming Seattle film maker, Gina Robertson. Robertson will be screening her eleven minute debut film, Coffee– a story about a waitress, struggling to care for herself and her young son, who unexpectedly becomes the benefactor of a stranger’s scandalous situation. Coffee, starring local actress, Glynis Mitchell, will be featured alongside award winning films, Mime vs. Junkie by Vancouver, B.C. actress and film maker, Olesia Shewchuk and (Gauche)Lefty by Jeff Fitzsimmons and Sean Smith. Seattle artists Alice Wheeler and Alicia Woods will also be showing their short film, Girl Revolution.
WHAT: Screening of Coffee, a short film by Gina Robertson, and other films by NW women film makers.
WHEN: Friday, April 30th-
Films showing from 8-10 pm,
After party 10pm ‘til midnight.
WHERE: Youngstown Cultural Arts Center
4408 Delridge Way SW
Seattle, WA
For more information, please contact Gina Robertson, 206. 229.8738, or Glynis Mitchell, 206.724.1927
Susanna Bluhm: show up through May 28th
Seattle, WA 98108
Enter the “Plaza Building” on Orcas between 5th and 6th under the skybridge. Take the elevator to the first floor main lobby. Then go to the second floor, Suite 288
Reception: April 24, 6–9pm w/ music by The Phantom Sons
Hours: Monday – Friday, 9am–5pm
SOIL members present Thursdays, 11am–4pm
Also open Saturday, April 24, 10am–9pm
more info here
Karen Finneyfrock: reading March 12th
on Slog!
Glynis Mitchell: Reading on March 8th
First 15 -Women Who Write Wild Words
An evening of new works and works in progress brought to you by Flying Elf Productions.
To celebrate International Womyns’ Day on March 8th we have managed to compile some of the best Seattle women writers who will be spending an evening sharing their creative exploits with the public.
Excerpts from new plays by Heidi Heimarck, New Amerikan Theatre, and Nina Ruchirat will be featured alongside fiction and poetry geniuses Charla Grenz Solheim, Kelsye Nelson, Elissa Washuta, Marianne Boyd, Carolynne Wilcox, Kelleen Conway Blanchard and Glynis Mitchell.
Admission is free (donations will not be refused). There will be alcohol and some food or feel free to bring your own snacks.
First 15 was created to give women writers opportunity to showcase the first 15 mins of their finished work or new work in progress. Some pieces may be less.
Come – listen – and witness these women who write wild words!
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Monday, March 8, 2010
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7:00pm – 9:00pm
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New City Theatre at Shoebox Performance 18th & Union, Seattle
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There’s a Facebook invite as well:
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