Wednesday, November 26, 2008

TONIGHT: Wednesday, Nov. 26

The next installment of the Dailies:PORTAL Film Exchange Project screens at the Goethe Zentrum at Colony Square in Midtown tonight. New works from Germany, Poland, Russia and Austin, Texas.

WHAT: Dailies:PORTAL Screening
WHERE: Goethe Zentrum, 2nd floor at Colony Square Midtown (14th and Peachtree)
WHEN: 6:30-8pm, discussion to follow
ENTRY: FREE (park beneath and bring ticket up for validation), donations for beer and wine

More on the project from Tim Habeger:

"DAILIES has had 5 screenings in Berlin and Munich. We always a big crowd and great discussion. We believe in an equal exchange -- our artists showing there and theirs showing here 50/50.

DAILIES will have more screenings in 2009. We also have a co-production film project beginning between Atlanta and Berlin.

This is a perfect time to join in the discussion.

The Goethe Institute funds travel for several filmmakers each year. The discussion after the screenings helps them understand the interest in our filmmakers for working outside Atlanta. Goethe is not just a German Cultural institution, but is a global network with branches in most major cities world wide (5 in America). They support work in each of the hundreds of cities world wide.

The hope of the Dailies PORTAL exchange is not to immediately like each others films, but to see if a dialogue is possible.

The challenge is to work to find shared needs and strengths -- ways to work together. It's hard and requires open minds on both sides, but it is well worth the effort. We hope that two of the filmmakers you will see tonight will be working with us in Atlanta this next year." -----

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

TONIGHT: Tuesday, October 28


...is International Animation Day. ASIFA - an international animation organization - has chapters all over the world that exchange work and screen it today in celebration of contemporary animated film. If you haven't reserved your free seats, show up to ASIFA-Atlanta's event tonight at the HIGH, and there are likely to be some extra seats. Screenings at 7 and 9pm.

Friday, October 10, 2008

Friday, October 10




Zombie Art Show, featuring stills from the flick "Necromance" and live zombies.
8pm -
Octane Coffeehouse and Lounge

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Venture Out metamorphosis

I've been reviewing some history, notes, and functions of this blog, and will be doing some restructuring. In doing this, I realized that some of the on-going film nights and related events have died. That's sad. I'm interested in what people think about these events and any ideas you might have as to why they died off. Also, your feedback throughout the formation and life of this blog has been priceless, and is especially appreciated during this time. Please leave comments and/or email me.

victoriaisrabbit@gmail.com

Saturday, September 20, 2008

TONIGHT: Saturday, Sept. 20



Custom MUNNY show at MINT Gallery
8pm-12am
DJ Baron Saturday of Judi Chicago

After MUNNYbrella, stop by the East Side Lounge in East Atlanta for the HURT Show, curated by Rene Arriagada. Some of our favorite Atlanta artists couldn't participate in the MUNNY Show because they're showing their stuff here. Definitely check it out.

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Thursday, Sept. 4



Hey everyone - our friend and fellow filmmaker Michael McReynolds suffered a bike accident recently. Unfortunately, he remembers nothing from the time right before the impact to when he awoke busted-up in his bed the next morning. His bike that he built, his new MacAir, his iphone, and glasses are all gone. Someone gave him a ride home. He's spent the last few weeks on a liquid diet with his mouth wired shut, and sporting a shoulder brace that resembles a gun holster. Although he's in good spirits and looking mighty fine in his short shorts, he's got a mean stack of hospital bills. Come out, see some killer live performances, hang out with all of us, and help support the McRick. Only $5. Show some love.

Saturday, August 30, 2008

Dragon*Con


is fun. It is easy to wander around unnoticed and flood your eyes with amazing. You won't get into any cool panels or events without a pass, though. Just two more days of glory. The party peaks tonight. For more info, visit the Dragon*Con website.

Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Are you wondering...

what the heck's up with the blog? I've been busy, and am trying out a new feature. Hit the bottom of the page for the calendar. Let me know what you think.

Friday, May 23, 2008

Yard Sale!


Come buy my stuff! My house got hit in the tornado, and my new place is smaller and bills really suck, so I'm getting rid of a ton of cool stuff. MINT Gallery will be there selling fresh art on the cheap, and more. A local rescue group will be there at noon for you to meet their furry friends as well. So come out, have a mimosa, and buy some stuff! Everything has to go!

YARD SALE!
Saturday, May 24
8am til...
ParkGrounds Coffeeshop & Dog Park
(at the corner of Stovall, Kirkwood, and Flat Shoals in Reynoldstown)

Saturday, May 17, 2008

DornStock tonite!

Local films, live improv, total mayhem.

2091 Cavanaugh Ave.
Atlanta, GA
30316

BYOB, blanket/chair, face and jacket b/c we're going to heat it up, but it's supposed to get chilly

Friday, May 9, 2008

Friday, May 9


Tonight marks the opening of the Portal Film Fest
at PushPush Theater. The Portal Film Fest is part of an
international artist exchange, where creators travel overseas
and engage in critical discussion of creative works.
Each weekend in May, a new program is screened.
A few of the filmmakers will be in attendance, so come out
and start a conversation. Maybe your film will be screening
in their home country next...

Portal Film Fest
all this month at PushPush Theater

Fridays & Saturdays at 8pm
Sundays at 7pm
$5


Bellury & Forrester
Kavarna
7pm-midnight
FREE

"Explore the minds of two of Atlanta's most
unexplored minds. Badass art work and
surprises for all. Bellury brings the noise
with his complex thermocautery of the mundane.
Forrester slams the eyes into skew deviation
and drops jaws into Sjogren's syndrome with
a fresh body of work from the dark highways
of life. Don't miss this incredible power house
show at Kavarna in Oakhurst."

These lifelong friends come together with
incredible energy. The show is sure to be
memorable. Andrew's brewed up some
homemade root beer, so belly up and ask him
about his "family portrait".


SideShow Improv
featuring Takuro Masuda
Relapse Theater
11:59pm
$7

Each week SideShow features a new editor who creates a series
of slides and moving images that the improvisors perform from,
using it as a suggestion and as an environment. It’s all up to the
twisted mind of the editor. Don't miss Tak Masuda's show tonight!

Wednesday, May 7, 2008

Monday, May 5, 2008

Tuesday, May 6



PLAZA Theater
presents
The Goonies
9:30pm
$7

Go see little Josh Brolin (No Country for Old Men) cutting his teeth. Go early and check out the Pirate Art group show by some Atlanta faves. If you haven't been to this monthly event, go. And go early because the art is cheap, and the talk is cheaper.

Saturday, May 3, 2008

Saturday, May 3



ManMan
with Yeasayer and special guests
Lenny's Bar
486 Decatur Street
9pm, $14
*non-smoking show*

Friday, May 2, 2008

Friday, May 2



Bobb Lovett - local filmmaker and photographer, and curator of the recent Pullman Yard Show - is having his first solo art show tonight at Octane Coffee Bar & Lounge on the westside. An ardent traveler and explorer, he has spent the last 5 years uncovering and photographing some of Atlanta's overlooked and forgotten spaces. Here, his approach appears less as documentary, and more like portraiture. Though many of the photos are of derelect or decrepit buildings and spaces, they carry a real sense of warmth and comfort, much like home. In This is MY Atlanta, Bobb shares with us his urban exploration of and love for Atlanta.

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More Friday happenings here.

Thursday, May 1, 2008

Thursday, May 1



New Street Gallery is hosting a new weekly film series called Cinemama!
Go and check out some greats for free, and don't be stingy on the donations.
We need events like this around town, so please help them stay alive. Go ahead - Venture Out. More info below...


THIS THURSDAY, MAY 1, 8PM at the New Street Gallery:
City Lights (Charlie Chaplin, 1931 / 87 minutes, Silent BW)

Often cited as Chaplin's best movie as well as one of the best movies of all time, City Lights is a tender love story between the Tramp and a blind girl (Virginia Cherrill). As with all of Chaplin's films, there is no shortage of slapstick humor and perfect comedic timing here. But the real brilliance of the movie is how emotionally relevant and resonant it still is today. A perfect blend of the tragic and the comic unique only to Chaplin, it slowly builds into one of the most memorable endings in cinematic history.

~

Cinemama is a film series featuring films every Thursday 8PM at the New
Street Gallery. Everyone is invited! There will be POPCORN, DRINKS, and SOFT FLUFFY PILLOWS. This is a FREE event, although donations are welcome.

May's theme will be UNLIKELY LOVE, featuring:

MAY 1, 8PM: "City Lights" (Charlie Chaplin, 1977)
MAY 8, 8PM: "Ali: Fear Eats the Soul" (Rainer W. Fassbinder, 1974)
MAY 15, 8PM: "Lovers on the Bridge" (Leos Carax, 1991)
MAY 22, 8PM: "Harold and Maude" (Hal Ashby, 1971)
MAY 29, 8PM: "Talk to Her" (Pedro Almodovar, 2002)

NOTE: we're having some technical problems and our website (cinemama.org) is currently down. But it will be back up soon. Please check back on the website for future dates and themes.

New Street Gallery's address is:
2800 Washington Street
Avondale Estates, GA 30002.

For directions to New Street Gallery, please visit
newstreet.org/index/about.html

Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Thursday, April 24


"Stephanie Dowda's bold color analog prints are an exploration of how memory fuses our past and present, affecting our understanding of reality and ourselves."

Solo Photography Exhibition: Time & Time series
Stephanie Dowda

The Hagedorn Foundation Gallery
425 Peachtree Hills Avenue Suite 25
Atlanta, Georgia 30305

7-10pm

Stephanie is the co-founder of the Atlanta photography collective ClickClique. Check them out on the web at www.clickclique.org.

For more gallery information:
www.hagedornfoundationgallery.org

Monday, April 14, 2008

Atlanta Film Festival

is on through April 19th! Check out info at www.atlantafilmfestival.com. Congrats to Dailies filmmakers who are screening and in competition! Good luck!

Sunday, April 13, 2008

LET GO - Woyzeck Atlanta



Today at 6pm is your last chance to see Woyzeck at EyeDrum.
If you expect to walk into a theater and sit in the house for the entire performance, this isn't for you. Woyzeck invites you on a journey through the story, experiencing it from your chosen vantage point, and as close to or far from the performers as you'd like. The site-specific performance installation utilizes all of EyeDrum's space and grounds, and makes the viewer feel like they have stepped into the story. It is intense and intimate. Past Dailies participants involved in this show include Steven Westdahl, Christie Vozniak, David Quay, and others. After today, Woyzeck will move to the B Complex on Murphy Avenue in the West End for the remainder of it's run. Definitely check it out.

Woyzeck Atlanta
EyeDrum
TODAY @ 6pm
$10-25 pay-what-you-can
FREE for EyeDrum members
www.woyzeckatlanta.com

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

THIS FRIDAY



In light of recent drastic changes to its landscape, local filmmaker and photographer Bobb Lovett has curated an art show paying tribute to the historic Pullman Yard - a place that has inspired many photographers, graffiti artists, sculptors, and others alike. The show will take place one night only - this Friday, April 11 at Studio Outpost. Read more on Pratt-Pullman Yard at Bobb's blog.

Friday, April 4, 2008

**POSTPONED**



DornStock: The Village
HAS BEEN POSTPONED
DUE TO RAIN
New date coming soon...

This Weekend


Sorry for the lack of postings lately. In the meantime, check out what's happening over at ThoughtMarker.

Tuesday, April 1, 2008

Tonight @ PLAZA



Road photography by JR the Drifter - opening at 8
Easy Rider (1969) starts at 9:30

Come and check out one of the best movie nights in town, and support a great local theater that loves movies and makers.

Friday, March 28, 2008

Saturday, March 29



Persona
A group photography exhibit focusing on portraiture and representation.

Featuring work by:
Sunni Johnson
Lee Summers
Jason Travis
Karly Wildenhaus

MINT Gallery
7-11pm

Friday, March 21, 2008

Saturday, March 22

Photobucket

HOME VANDALS NETWORK
MINT Gallery
8p-midnite

Curated by Chris Hamer of UrbnPop,
HVN invited artists to re-work existing pieces to their liking.

Featuring work by Sam Parker, Amanda Goodbread, Emer, Ted Murphy, and more...

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Thursday, March 20


The Opal Gallery
484 B-2 Moreland Ave. Atlanta 30307
www. theopalgallery. com

COLOR FIELDS: An Instant Exhibition
The Opal Gallery
484 B-2 Moreland Ave. Atlanta 30307 (next to A Capella Books in L5P)
March 20
7-9 pm

Color Fields is an exploration of color through the lens of thirteen Atlanta photographers who have long been enthralled with Polaroid photography.

Each artist selected for the exhibition translates the medium in their own unique way by selecting a single color as a point of departure. The resulting photographs are installed throughout the gallery to create a color spectrum. Polaroid is often thought of as a tool of quick documentation, but these artists have expanded the use to create beautiful images in an instant.

Color Fields comes at the same time that Polaroid announces that it will close the factory doors and stop production by the end of this year, thus the exhibition has shifted focus to celebrate the beloved and dying medium.

Curated by Stephanie Dowda of Click Clique photography collective.

Featuring work by Stephanie Dowda, John Paul Floyd, Sonya Jilani, Lee Summers, Matt Pensworth, Leuwam Tesfai, Chris Carder, Justin Weaver, Neda Abghari. Erin Bassett, Emilee Heath, Richie Bearden, and Allyson Ross.

www.theopalgallery.com

Monday, March 17, 2008

Tuesday, March 18


DAILIES FEATURE SCREENING
FREELANCE by Drew Sawyer
7:30pm
PushPush Theater
pay-what-you-can

Drew will be there for a talk-back/Q&A.

Saturday, March 15, 2008

Saturday, March 15


BEWARE THE IDES OF MARCH
In the wake of the freak storm Atlanta encountered last night, I could think of nothing better than checking out Mike Germon's new absurdist mixed media artwork at the N. Highland Aurora Coffee.

new works by Mike Germon
Aurora Coffee - N. Highland
7-9p
wine

Thursday, March 13, 2008

Friday, March 14


HandJob!
live art and music
featuring Drew Botts, Amanda Goodbread, and Dominic Maschler - who's "How to Cut Your Own Hair" was one of my favorite animations of last year...
5spot
9pm
$5


SideShow!
multimedia improv
driven by the dextrous Ben Lovett
Relapse Theater
midnite
$7

Tonight ONLY...


TapWaterMindControl
a multimedia and performance show
featuring fire, video, and flesh
EyeDrum
9pm

How could you resist?

Sunday, March 9, 2008

Inside the Oscars



Check out Linda's blog. Mostly photos, worth a look...

Burns at the Oscars

Friday, March 7, 2008

Saturday, March 8


The FACE Show
a culmination of works of the face
including:
Face-Hair Face-Off
This is the Beard
The Ugly Face Project
and more...

Participation strongly encouraged - come show off your best face hair composition

Face Hair Photo Booth by Click Clique - $4

It's also Jeremiah Prescott's 30th birthday!

MINT Gallery
684 John Wesley Dobbs Ave.
Unit B
Atlanta, GA 30312

Music Video Contest



The Julia Dream is an Atlanta-based rock band that's having a "Make Our Video" contest. Create a video to go with their song "Transistor", and win cash or prizes if you're in the top three.

The contest homepage provides more detailed info. The JD would like as many people as possible to have the opportunity to participate and win. If you need any more information or resources, please contact video@thejuliadream.com

Monday, February 25, 2008

Sigs Swigs

The Signal

THE SIGNAL Challenge:

Drink continuously every time you see or hear The Signal.

1 drink – every time you see duct tape
1 drink – every time someone gets hit with something
1 drink – every time you see the word “Lewis”
1 drink – every time you see a canister of bug spray
1 drink -- every time you see Ben's anti-manly tattoo

Kill your beer: Every time someone says “The Crazy”

http://www.moviecynics.com/item/1342


*special thanks to SWestdahl for posting this.

Thursday, February 21, 2008

THE SIGNAL premieres

In Jan 2006, three Atlanta directors and their band of crew set out to make a feature. Shortly after it's midnight screening at Sundance in 2007, it was picked up by Magnolia Pictures. This Friday, it will fill 200 screens across the country. The reviews have been great. Fan support has been awesome. For those who haven't heard - check out THE SIGNAL.


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If you plan to see this movie, DO IT OPENING WEEKEND.
This is where it really counts.

Tell everyone.
Atlanta theater locations and showtimes* are listed below.
Let's say I saw this film. I'd note - you won't be disappointed.

Do you have the crazy?
Rotten Tomatoes

For the people, the 1st webisode...


Landmark Midtown Art Cinema
931 Monroe Dr Ne
Atlanta, GA 30308
2:10pm | 4:35pm | 7:30pm | 10:00pm
11:40am | 2:10pm | 4:35pm | 7:30pm | 10:00pm
11:40am | 2:10pm | 4:35pm | 7:30pm | 10:00pm


AMC Theatres North Dekalb 16
2042 Lawrenceville Highway
Decatur, GA 30033
12:45pm | 3:15pm | 5:50pm | 8:20pm | 10:50pm
11:45am | 2:15pm | 5:50pm | 8:20pm | 10:50pm
11:45am | 2:15pm | 4:50pm | 7:20pm | 9:50pm


AMC Theatres Southlake Pavillion 24
7065 Zion Circle
Morrow, GA 30260
11:35am | 2:10pm | 4:35pm | 7:10pm | 9:40pm | 12:10am
11:35am | 2:10pm | 4:35pm | 7:10pm | 9:40pm | 12:10am
11:35am | 2:10pm | 4:35pm | 7:10pm | 9:40pm


Regal Cinemas Hollywood 24
3265 Northeast Expressway
Chamblee, GA 30341
11:55am | 2:20pm | 5:05pm | 7:30pm | 9:55pm | 12:20am
11:55am | 2:20pm | 5:05pm | 7:30pm | 9:55pm | 12:20am
11:55am | 2:20pm | 5:05pm | 7:30pm | 9:55pm


Regal Cinemas Regal 22 At Austell
2480 E West Connector
Austell, GA 30106
1:20pm | 3:55pm | 7:50pm | 10:15pm
1:20pm | 3:55pm | 7:50pm | 10:15pm
1:20pm | 3:55pm | 7:50pm | 10:15pm


AMC Theatres Discover Mills 18
5900 Sugarloaf Parkway
Lawrenceville, GA 30043
11:15am | 1:55pm | 4:50pm | 7:40pm | 10:20pm
11:15am | 1:55pm | 4:50pm | 7:40pm | 10:20pm
11:15am | 1:55pm | 4:50pm | 7:40pm | 10:15pm


Regal Cinemas Arbor Place 18
6600 Douglas Blvd
Douglasville, GA 30135
12:30pm | 2:55pm | 5:20pm | 7:40pm | 10:15pm
12:30pm | 2:55pm | 5:20pm | 7:40pm | 10:15pm
12:30pm | 2:55pm | 5:20pm | 7:40pm | 10:15pm


Regal Cinemas Town Center 16
2795 Town Center Drive
Kennesaw, GA 30144
1:20pm | 4:20pm | 7:20pm | 10:05pm
1:20pm | 4:20pm | 7:20pm | 10:05pm
1:20pm | 4:20pm | 7:20pm | 10:05pm


*showtimes are listed...
Fri. 22
Sat. 23
Sun. 24

Monday, February 18, 2008

Tuesday, Feb. 19



ASIFA-Atlanta is hosting a special event this Tuesday at the PLAZA.

ASIFA will be showing 12 rare WWII propaganda cartoons
- all on 16mm -
from the vast vaults of C. Martin Croker's collection.

C. Martin Croker, voice of Zorak and head of Big Deal Cartoons,
will be introducing the films and telling a little bit about them.

$4 for members
$7 for non-members

If you don't know about ASIFA, I encourage you to come out.
They throw some amazing animation shows and events.

Feb. 18-20: Dailies Fairy Tales



**These are your last chances to see the latest Dailies Project - Fairy Tales**

PushPush Theater
7:30pm
$5-15 pay-what-you-can
followed by a talk-back with the filmmakers

Dailies Atlanta is a filmmaking collective that focuses on developing the creative voice of the visual storyteller. Please join us for the talk-back to ask your questions and give your feedback. We hope you can join us.

Friday, February 15, 2008

Saturday, Feb. 16


Free Kittens! Improv
Relapse Theater
9:30pm
$5


Janelle Monae
with Death on Two Wheels
Lenny's Bar
doors at 9pm
$10

Friday, Feb. 15




Rabbit-Hole Gallery
opens
their 1st show of 2008
with works by Richard Guster
7-11pm

SIDESHOW IMPROV

instigated by Jeremiah Prescott
Relapse Theater
midnite
$7

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Feature Screening TONITE



This month in our feature screening series we are very excited to have Bret Wood and his indie feature Psychopathia Sexualis.

These indie features are for those filmmakers who are interested in taking the next step from shorts into features. Not only will we be screening local and national shorts but we will be having a intimate talk back with the filmmakers and producers who created these works. This film developed out of relationships built through Dailies projects, so stick around afterward to talk to Bret about his thoughts and experiences.

The story
Employing a complex multi-narrative structure, Psychopathia Sexualis dramatizes case histories of turn-of-the-century sexual deviance, drawn from the pages of Richard von Krafft-Ebing'snotorious medical text. Among the cases are a sexually repressed man who discovers an unhealthy appetite for blood; a homosexual man who submits himself to a doctor who promises to 'cure' his condition; and a masochist who hires a pair of corseted prostitutes to enact a most peculiar performance. In the final chapter, a woman who has spent her life suppressing her lesbian desires is hired to tutor a sexually curious young woman. These stories are bound together by the thread of an ambitious doctor who not only studies the patients, but uses them as pawns and playthings.

PushPush Theater
7:30pm
$5-15, pay-what-you-can

NOW SHOWING: Fairy Tales



Dailies: Fairy Tales
a collection of short films

PushPush Theater
Feb. 11, 13, 18-20
7:30pm
$5-15, pay-what-you-can
Cash Bar

This challenge focused on world building to enhance storytelling.
Stick around afterwards for a talk-back with the filmmakers.

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

Saturday, Feb. 9

Free Kittens!
Improv at Relapse Theater
9:30pm
$5
Open Bar


Bathory, Pollinate, Lexicon
MINT Gallery
7-11pm
FREE
Live Music
Cheap wine & beer

Friday, Feb. 8


An evening of performances at EyeDrum.
All 3 galleries also open before the show.
9pm
$5
William Tucker's performance alone is sure to be
well worth the entry fee. Take a peek at his
work from "Dead Flowers"...



Relapse Theater
guest editor Steven Westdahl
midnite
$7

Tuesday, Feb. 5

After you vote and the polls close,
head over to PushPush for a special feature
screening of the rarely-seen BBC documentary
Century of the Self.
This film explores Freudian theories of the
workings of the subconscious mind, and how 
corporate America and governmental powers 
use these concepts to influence the
public and gain power. 
7:30pm
FREE
Cheap beer


More of the art & a movie type?
Head over to PLAZA and check
out the art of John Pundt and 
a special screening of Repo Man.
Pundt is believed to be behind
of 2007. If this is true, you'll be in 
for some visual treats...
opens at 8pm
$7

...or just the art opening type?
Opal Gallery in Little 5
opens tonight with 
Soundtrack to Nothing -
photographs by Christy Bush.
She offers a look into lives
of teenage music fans. The show
preview on Opal's site looks
amazing. This new gallery's focus will
be on photographic & video imagery.
Head over and check out the space...
6-8pm
484 B-2 Moreland Ave. NE

Monday, February 4, 2008

Once upon a time...



there was a project called Dailies: Fairy Tale.

Filmmakers were challenged with the concept of world-building
around fantastic stories rooted in imagination.

Please join us for an evening of short films at
PushPush Theater
Feb. 11, 13, 18-20
7:30 pm
$5-15 pay-what-you-can

*works not necessarily intended for children

Thursday, January 31, 2008

Monday, Feb. 4



Production Designer Fatimah Abdullah curated this show.
I'm not a fan of cover charges, but they've got some good giveaways, 
and sometimes you just can't help what the venue demands.
Wine and things are probably included, so go check out this show 
and network with some Art Department talent for your future work.

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Friday, Feb. 1





Live art, music, and Nintendo at HandJob!
5spot
9pm
featured artists:
Andrew Bellury of MINT
comicbook artist/illustrator SAINT
and the mysterious PYeah!

then at midnite...

SIDESHOW!
-Improv at the mercy of the mind of a multimedia artist-
is being taken over by Atlanta filmmaker
and photographer Bobb Lovett.
Get your seats now - it's gonna sell out!

Friday, January 25, 2008

New Script Readings at PushPush


PushPush is hosting script readings on Wednesday nights. 
I've been to a couple, and they were fantastic. 
Check out the schedule here.

Thursday, January 24, 2008

More on Saturday, Jan. 26...

Saturday, Jan. 26: ROCK




Two choice group shows opening this Saturday...

NOSTALGIA at BeepBeep:
Art inspired by our childhood pop culture.
Think of all the things you loved - Star Wars, Atari, Transformers...

IT'S ONLY ROCKnROLL at MINT:
Local faves took the concept and ran with it. Free booze!

If you haven't made it out to these spots yet,
this is a great night to do it.
See you there...