Effervescent Collective, a local dance-making organization, is inviting all Baltimore City choreographers to audition their work for the local dance-makers series, “Load of Dance,” running April 17th, 24th, and May 1st at Load of Fun/Theater.
They are interested in work that moves beyond the stage and takes advantage of their unique warehouse space at Load of Fun/Theater. They are giving priority to work that would otherwise have no appropriate outlet. They are also interested in presenting screendance/videodance projects. If you are interested in having your work shown as part of this series, please contact Lily at effervescentcollective.org. Let them know the working title of your work, your set and sounds needs, the number of dancers involved, and a brief explanation of your piece.
For more information on Effervescent Collective mission and past projects, please visit out website www.effervescentcollective.org
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Call for Proposals
Call for Proposals
Submit now: entry deadline March 20, 2010
Calling all artists and activists! We want your signs, banners, emblems, pennants, flags, sandwich boards, or protest posters. You can even picket or perform! Amplify your voice. This salon style exhibition will be on display at the Whole Gallery in May 2010.
Submit your work to unklewalter@gmail.com
Submit now: entry deadline March 20, 2010
Calling all artists and activists! We want your signs, banners, emblems, pennants, flags, sandwich boards, or protest posters. You can even picket or perform! Amplify your voice. This salon style exhibition will be on display at the Whole Gallery in May 2010.
Submit your work to unklewalter@gmail.com
Ehse on Ice @ the Patterson Park Ice Rink
Come celebrate winter style at the Patterson Park Ice Rink
Dominic "Mimi" DiPietro Skating Rink, 200 South Linwood Ave in Patterson Park, Baltimore MD 21224
Friday Feb 26th, 9:30 pm (sharp) to 12:30 am.
Performances by:
Needle Gun
Secret Secrets (Melissa Moore and Shana Palmer)
Sky Crab (Gerry Mak, Nick Becker, Jake Freeman, and Patrick Baron)
Nicolette Le Faye
Plus special Emcees, Martin and Lawrence (aka, Ric Royer and Lexie Mountain)
And refreshments by Taco Style
$5 door; $2 skate rental
Husbands @ the Charles Theatre
The Charles will screen John Cassavetes' praised and reviled HUSBANDS three times this week in the Revival time slots.
SHOWTIMES:
Saturday, February 27 at Noon
Monday, March 1 at 7pm
Thursday, March 4 at 9pm
1970 John Cassavetes. Ben Gazzara, Peter Falk, John Cassavetes. Restored version.
"...this formally radical, deeply personal work still packs plenty of surprises.
The story centers on three longtime friends, neighbors on Long Island and fellow-commuters—Gus, Archie, and Harry —whose buddy Stuart has died suddenly. After the funeral, they go on a two-day bender. Returning home, Harry has a violent row with his wife and his mother-in-law and decides to fly off to London that day. Fearing for Harry’s well-being, Archie and Gus accompany him. Once there, the three go to a casino and end up bringing women back to their hotel rooms. The drama turns on a simple question: whether any of them will go home." (Richard Brody, The New Yorker)
"A master at the top of his groundbreaking form.
Never before had Cassavetes been this powerful and personal." (Rolling Stone)
"HUSBANDS is an important and great film!"
(Time Magazine)
"Sigmund Freud himself could not have done the job more efficiently. It's a film that - like much of Cassavetes' work - is excessively boring, hard to follow, and extraordinarily illuminating about masculinity and its incorrigible delusions." (The Guardian)
SHOWTIMES:
Saturday, February 27 at Noon
Monday, March 1 at 7pm
Thursday, March 4 at 9pm
1970 John Cassavetes. Ben Gazzara, Peter Falk, John Cassavetes. Restored version.
"...this formally radical, deeply personal work still packs plenty of surprises.
The story centers on three longtime friends, neighbors on Long Island and fellow-commuters—Gus, Archie, and Harry —whose buddy Stuart has died suddenly. After the funeral, they go on a two-day bender. Returning home, Harry has a violent row with his wife and his mother-in-law and decides to fly off to London that day. Fearing for Harry’s well-being, Archie and Gus accompany him. Once there, the three go to a casino and end up bringing women back to their hotel rooms. The drama turns on a simple question: whether any of them will go home." (Richard Brody, The New Yorker)
"A master at the top of his groundbreaking form.
Never before had Cassavetes been this powerful and personal." (Rolling Stone)
"HUSBANDS is an important and great film!"
(Time Magazine)
"Sigmund Freud himself could not have done the job more efficiently. It's a film that - like much of Cassavetes' work - is excessively boring, hard to follow, and extraordinarily illuminating about masculinity and its incorrigible delusions." (The Guardian)
Saturday, February 20, 2010
New Date for The Earth Is Flat @ Park School
Featuring: Chris Jordan, Lynn Geesaman, Ken Hale, Jessie Lehson, Jackson Martin, Trace Miller, Ellen Lupton & Abbott Miller, Lawrence McFarland, Paul Rutkovsky, Rachel Sitkin and Shannon Young
Richman Gallery
Park School
February 11 - March 31
Artists' Reception Thursday, February 25th 6 - 7:30 pm
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