Posts Tagged "art walk"
June 3 – Brad Lockhart art opening with Lonebird and Moons & Goochers and Brad Lockhart
June 3, 2011 - Brad Lockhart Poster and Fine Art Show opening The show will feature a “greatest hits” collection of posters Brad Lockhart has designed over the last 8ish years for bands and venues around the Northwest. The show will also feature a small collection of Brad’s fine art including sculpture, photography, paintings and some surprises! live music by LONEBIRD Moons...
Read MoreMarch 4 – Art Walk – Thee Headliners, The Black and PRND
March 4, 2011 - Art Walk - Thee Headliners, The Black and PRND Free art and music and dance your ass off. Music by Thee Headliners, The Black, and PRND!!! Showing of “A Fire In My Belly,” by David Wojnarowicz, which is a movie censored by the Smithsonian. Read more about it here. Art Walk and reception starts at 6pm. Music starts at 9. FaceBook event. From Wiki, regarding “A...
Read MoreNov 5 – Art Walk – Michelle Schutte opening – Music by PRND
Gallery opening featuring artwork by our very own Michelle Schutte. Music by PRND. Free show! 6 pm – 11:30 pm Music and reception sponsored by The Temple Bar, Casa Que Pasa and the Black...
Read MoreSept 3 – Art Walk, Georgia Pacific group show, ZORBATRON and special guests!!!
Art Walk, Georgia Pacific group show, PRND, Zorbatron, and Sugar Sugar Sugar! During the September 3rd Art Walk, at 10:00, we will be drawing names of willing participants (any individual, local musician is welcome to submit his/her name) to create 3 or 4 brand new bands. These new bands will get 2 weeks to write and learn new songs, name the bands, and maybe create some merchandise. On...
Read MoreAugust 6 – Pan Pan, Moandingers, Femina Empirica, and, of course hung
Ohmygoodness. This show will be free and amazing. Please check out the links for the bands, I promise you’ll fall in love. Also a dance installation. See below! Moandingers also on FaceBook. Pan Pan and on FB Femina Empirica — A Gallery of Movement — will explore the presence of a female body as an entity in itself, in groups, and as art- what we as people see day to day and...
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