Wednesday, May 31, 2006
Weekend Preview
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Thursday, June 1st
- Surreal Night Out at the IMA. 6:30 - 8:30 pm. Participants can enjoy a surrealist playground with an evening of video, costume, music, word play and art games. Inspired by artist Amy Cutler's fantastical heroines and hybrids on exhibit in IMA’s contemporary galleries, attendees will shoot short videos, write poetry, make live accompaniment for a film, and create masks and puppets—all in the surrealist tradition. Eclectic dress is welcome. Cash bar and snacks will be available for purchase in the IMA Café. Produced by Big Car Media.
Fountain Square and South
- Rock'a My Soul by Rebecca Lyon at Galerie Penumbra.
- Infinite Lives with Miek Little, Chris Williams , JF Kobra and more at Big Car Gallery.
- Selections by Scott Grow at Big Car North next to Invoke Studios.
- Still Life•Death by Brian Myers at Stutz Art Gallery
- At the Harrison Center; Rock, Paper, Scissors with music paraphenalia in the gallery annex. Also, The Silk Road by Quincy Owens in Gallery Two.
- John Ransom Phillips at 4 Star Gallery
- Amalgam Local Art and Music Festival at the Irving Theater. 5505 E. Washington Street. 11 am. Free. Music begins at 7 pm. That'll cost ya' 7 bucks.
- Art vs. Art painting competition at the Harrison Center. Looks like you need to register by tomorrow here.
- Open Studios at the Wheeler Arts Center. 5 to 10 pm. 1035 Sanders Street in Fountain Square.
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3 Responses to “Weekend Preview”
June 1, 2006 at 2:52 AM
on Sunday there's an art show called Sangria Veritas at Bleecker Street in Broadripple. Sangrias are apparently $1 all day.
June 3, 2006 at 7:58 AM
on the NUVO gallery/show listings:
they have been chronically and historically lax at being inclusive and/or accurate, with old, outdated listings occuring with new (in the same gallery!). excuses range from "not enough space to include everyone" (but plenty of space for the sex ads or bar listings, hmmmm.) to "we're too busy to keep it up like we should". it has gotten to the point where i don't bother looking anymore, (InTake is pretty much the gold standard at this point) but nuvo IS great for putting down before doing varnishing or catching paint drips or for packing material, so keep publishing boys! i like the fact that there's no staples, makes it much easier to spread around on the floor.
June 3, 2006 at 1:11 PM
What I liked most about Nuvo in regards to the weekend preview, was that it came out on Wednesday as opposed to Thursday for Intake. Interesting to see how this plays itself out...
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