Sillydelphia

Moving North

2008-05-20T13:03:00.002-04:00

After nearly a year I am putting Sillydelphia on Hiatus. Im a relocating my self and studio to Portland Maine. I should be back, and up and running in about a year. Thank you for all of your support, and interest. Stay cool Sillydelphia.

-Ian

First Friday March 7th 2008

2008-03-01T16:54:00.011-05:00

Today, March 7th is first friday, and the first, first friday I will be attending since the new year. I decided I would show everyone the list of galleries and shows that I will be attending. Hope to see you all there.

Jess Puma at the PII Gallery "My Many Homes"

Jess Puma is one of my good friends, and a wonderful artist. She is having an opening at the PII gallery tonight. She will be exhibiting her current work on paper and canvas, and from what I have seen it looks like it should be a really good show. The opening is from 6-9pm tonight at the PII Gallery at 242 Race St.

Childs Play at the Projects Gallery

This group show at the Projects Gallery tries to recreate the youthful perspective of childhood. The artists use a wide array of techniques and materials to discuss the experience of youthfullness in an adult world.

Cinders Gallery Spacing Out at Space 1026

Space 1026 is one of my favorite places in Philadelphia. Everyone down there at 126 Arch street are super cool, and the shows are just as good. This friday the Gallery will open a show called "Spacing Out", brought to you by the Williamsburg Cinder Gallery. The show explores physical space, and we are told to expect alot of sculptural instillations. The show exhibits works by artists: Shawn Reed, Chris Duncan, Diane Barcelowsky, Sto, David Horvitz, George Ferrandi, Kevin Hooyman, Kelie Bowman, Matt Furie, Hilary Pecis and more. Spacing Out, opens March 7th at Space 1026 from 7pm-11pm.

A.V.O.W. at the Painted Bride Art Center

2008-02-20T14:51:00.005-05:00

Amps, Volts, Ohms, & Watts (A.V.O.W.) is a group exhibition curated by Sean Stoops. The show features artists from Philadelphia and around the rest of the US who have revived obsolete technologies to create a wonderful show of images, sounds, robots, circuit paintings, and lights. Jeremy Boyle, and Max Lawrence are a couple of the featured artists. The show runs through March 15th at the Painted Bride Art Center.

Trapped in Orbit: Out of Body, Out of Mind

2008-02-20T14:40:00.005-05:00

Charles Hobbs, a Philadelphia artist has his show "Trapped in Orbit: Out of Body, Out of MInd" showing at the Esther M. Klein Gallery. This show explores natural phenomenon such as the weather. The show exhibits new works consisting of instillations and paintings. The show runs through March 1st.

Yixing Teapots: Beyond Traditions

2008-02-20T14:22:00.009-05:00

Curated by Xiaoping Luo & Junya Shao, the Clay Studio brings us Yixing Teapots. Luo and Shao are masters of this 1000 year old art form, and this is the second time the clay studio has exhibited Yixing Teapots. These pots are considered superior to other teapots due to the zisha clay used, which absorbs some of the tea flavor and "seasons" a pot, which produces better cups of tea each time used. The show runs through March 2nd at the Clay Studio.

"Born to Fight" at the Flux Space

2008-02-20T13:25:00.005-05:00

Katherine Nanfro comes to the Flux Space with her new show "Born to Fight." Nanfro using ordinary office supplies creates life size drawings of animals. She then "authenticates" their existence by photographing them in the wild. The show runs through March 15th.

February Solo Series at Abington Art Center

2008-02-05T09:29:00.000-05:00

This year Abington Art Center has decided to do a solo series in each of its 4 galleries. This month brings us the work of Louise Barteau-Chodoff, Danielle Bursk, Rosalyn Richards, and Nyugen Smith. Danielle Bursk exhibits a series of extemely intricate drawings, and Rosalyn Richards shows us her colourful oil paintings. I realy found Nyugen Smith's work to be interesting. Smith has created dwelings or shacks made from found objects. I also really enjoyed Louise Barteau-Chodoff's video instillation. The show runs through the first of March.

Close and Castle at Wexler

2008-01-28T12:28:00.000-05:00

Wexler Gallery has outdone itself this time. Featuring works of world renowned artists, furniture designer Wendell Castle and artist Chuck Close. Chuck Close is best known for his abstract, yet photo realistic giant portraits. Somehow, Close is able to creat encredibly realistic portraits by forming a grid of colourful circles and painted shapes. His work is generally large, viewd up close the works look abstract and dont define any perticular object. As you move away from the peices they become more in focus. Wendell Castle has been desiging and building furiture for around 40 years now. His furniture plays with the balance between sculture and functionality. This show complements gallery 339's current exhibit "Philadelphia Masters." Art students, go to one of these two gallerys to write your gallery reviews. Chuck Close and Wendell Castle run at the Wexler Gallery through January and February.

Re/member

2008-01-28T12:14:00.003-05:00

Philadelphia arist Sienna Freeman has a show at the Yo Darkroom gallery called Re/member. Mixing photography with plastic resin, Freeman discusses many gender and identity issues. These peices are very interesting, and a good show to visit. Freeman is also currently the Associate Director of the Wexler Gallery in Old City. Her show runs at Yo Darkroom until march 16th.

Philadelphia's New Mayor with Art & Culture

2008-01-28T11:15:00.000-05:00

Roberta Fallon, and Libby Rosof of the presteigous ArtBlog have put together a project called "Kiss for Mayor Nutter." The project is "a stream of love" for newely appointed Mayor of Philadephia Michael Nutter who has promised to re-open the Office of Arts and Culture, and they need your help to continue. Here's what to do.

1. Take a photograph of yourelf in your environment.

2. Email your 375x281 pixel photo to libbyandroberta@gmail.com, with your name and location of the picture.

3. Tell others about it!

Roberta and Libby promise to post your picture on their blog, and continue streaming love to Mayor Nutter for his promise to Philadelphia. Pictured above is 1026's (and my former Print making proffessor) Bill McRight showing his love.

Lineage Closes, Oh No!

2008-01-28T10:45:00.000-05:00

The Lineage gallery in Old City has been one of my favorite first friday stops since I was in art school. It has been a couple of months since I have payed the gallery a visit, so I was shocked and appalled to find the gallery has had its last show and already and closed. Apparently there was a splitting between the two gallery owners and the gallery has thus closed. Joshua Liner, former owner, is now planning on opening a gallery in NYC sometime in the spring of 2008. He is advertising that his new gallery will feature works of such artists formelly reprerestented in the Lineage Gallery such as Ron English, Jeremy Fish, Ben Tour, Futura, and a many other "big name, and internationally recognized" artists. This is incredibly sad. The Lineage gallery was one of the best places in Philadelphia to see Post Pop and Street inspired works at the internationall level. The gallery was big enough to attract such great names, but still small enough that you could talk with the artists at many of the openings. In 2006 i had the opportunity to meet one of my heroes Ron English at the gallery and have a breif conversation about the show and his recent work. I have always enjoied the Philadelphia art sceen, and celebrated the differences we have from the omnipresent New York. I wish Joshua Liner luck with his new Gallery, and hope that New York City will be as kind and accepting of him as Philadephia was.

Sillydelphia Creator Ian A. Goering with Artist Ron English at the now closed Lineage Gallery

Emily Brown & Susan Tiger

2008-01-28T09:50:00.000-05:00

Gallery Joe presents 2 shows; Emily Brown's "Surfaces an Reflections," and Susan Tiger's "It is not a goodbye said to one's father." Brown's work features a series of ink on paper pieces depicting different types of reflections and surfaces, just like the title implies. Many of these pieces depict te rich textures of water, sometimes almost looking photograhic in quality. Susan Tiger's work explores colour, and her series depicts different objects which seem to either disolve into or form out of the surface itself. The show runs at Gallery Joe through February 23rd.

Eleanor Grosch's "Line" at Art Star

2008-01-28T09:44:00.000-05:00

This is a beutiful series of 25 silk screen prints. The entire show features pictures of animals, and i think looks realy good. I absolutely love the play between the patterns and bold blocks of colour used. This show run through February 17th at the Art Star Gallery.

Mummers, Shopping, and Printmaking

2007-12-14T14:24:00.000-05:00

This Sunday, Dec. 16th, Space 1026 will be having a "Gypsy Flea Market" from noon until 7. You will be able to purchase artwork and gifts from Space 1026 members. This is a good opportunity to get some great artwork for your holiday shopping list. The leftovers from the space 1026 auction featuring prints from members and some internationally recognised artists such as Shepard Fairey (though no Faireys are left), are still up for auction online at Ebay until Monday. Finally, if you enjoyed the Mummer sewing class Space 1026 offered a while back, there will be a 24 hour sew-a-thon held from noon Saturday Dec.15th to noon Sunday December 16th at the space in preperation for the up coming mummers parade. The even will be hosted by the Vaudevillains, the 1026 Mummer Brigade. You are able to watch the sewing frenzy online at www.vaudevillainsnyb.com, and make donations if you feel so inclined. A $5 donation is reccommended for this event, and will get you 24 hours of fun. So if you are looking for that perfect print or mummer costume for that special someone this holiday season head down to Space 1026 this weekend.

David Kessler "Shadow World" and Candace Karch"Lost and Found"

2007-12-09T15:51:00.000-05:00

The Bambi Gallery brings this show of two very different photographers. David Kessler shows documentary style photography in his show "Shadow World" which depicts images from North Philadelphia including the Fishtown Area. Candace Karch's recent work "Lost and Found" discusses the topic of perception both animal and human. The show runs through January 20th at the Bambi Gallery.

Philadelphia Masters: George Krause, William Larson, Ray K. Metzker, Ruth Thorne-Thomsen

2007-12-09T15:38:00.000-05:00

Gallery 339 resents Philadelphia Masters a collection of four Internationally distinguished photographers, George Krause, William Larson, Ray K. Metzker, and Ruth Thorne-Thomsen, who have all greatly influenced the fine art and photography scenes in Philadelphia. This is a MUST SEE show for anyone in Philadelphia with a camera or a great appreciation for photography. The show runs at Gallery 339 through March 8th.

Knoxville Girl

2007-12-09T15:30:00.000-05:00

Knoxville girl is a solo show of drawings by artist Rob Matthews, at Gallery Joe. The drawings are based on the events of a murder of a young girl in Knoxville Tennessee. There are portraits of the parties involved and scenes depicting the acts committed. The show runs through December 15th at Gallery Joe.

The Grove at Arcadia University

2007-12-09T15:11:00.001-05:00

The Grove is an interactive installation at Arcadia University's Gallery. Designed by L.A. Based artist Sean Duffy, the gallery has been transformed into a jungle of speakers and turntables. 18 variable speed turntables are spread through out the gallery with a crate of old records in front of each turntable. The sealing is an tangled web of audio cables and painted speakers of various sizes and shapes. The wires all tower up from each turntable forming pillars of wires. Visitors to the gallery are able to play whatever records they want at whatever speed they chose. The experience reminded me of my own thought processes thinking about music, jumping around the room and mixing different genres. The collection of records is quite eclectic. When I first entered the gallery a recording of Christmas songs was playing, then i added a record of VooDoo chants, and later added Mayan Drum Circles to the mix, We also added on some spoken word/ comedy albums. There was a performance done on December 6th at the exibit, and there is another one scheduled for December 13th at 7p.m. featuring DJ Thomas Devaney:

"Thomas Devaney is the author of A Series of Small Boxes (Fish Drum, 2007) and The American Pragmatist Fell in Love (Banshee, 1999). In the spring of 2007 he presented "No Silence Here, Enjoy the Silence," at the Institute of Contemporary Art (Philadelphia) for its exhibition "Locally Localized Gravity", and in 2004 he led "The Empty House" tour at the Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site for "The Big Nothing." Devaney reviews poetry for The Philadelphia Inquirer and is a Senior Writing Fellow in the Critical Writing Program at the University of Pennsylvania. Riffing on The Grove's fetishistic application of speakers and use of LPs as cultural conduits for personal experience, Devaney's response to the installation, entitled "Sympathy for the Devil," explores a pivotal moment from his Irish-Catholic adolescence in Northeast Philadelphia."

NEVER FORGET! Do it yourself with other people

2007-10-30T16:15:00.000-04:00

Space 1026 will commemorate 10 years of the cooperatives existance with a show surveying work done by artists involved with Space 1026. There should be a ton of good art at this show, and openings at Space 1026 are always a great time. The opening is Friday November 2nd from 7-11pm (this is also a first friday). The show runs through december 20th.

Emily Barletta My Biology at Art Star

2007-10-21T19:26:00.000-04:00

This show features the crochecheted forms of Emily Barletta. The forms are representational of imaginary body structures. I realy enjoy this work, and urge everyone to go see the show. My Biology runs from Oct. 20th through November 17th at the Art Star Gallery.

Creature Double Feature (Monsters from under the bed Extended)

2007-10-21T19:10:00.000-04:00

Sorry, Im getting this out to everyone late. THe show only runs until November 3rd, so hurry up and go check it out. The show previously titled Monsters from under the bed, has been extended and renamed Creature Double Feature. The show features works by Gabriel Turner Bryne, Austin Dodson, and Dave Christman, plus Mike Manley, Tom Whalen, Michael Broderick, & Kimberlee Traub. Creature Double Feature shows at the AxD gallery until November 3rd.

Frozen Architecture at the Esther M. Klein

2007-10-21T19:01:00.000-04:00

This show features photographs taken from snow research labs of the US department of Agriculture. The photographs are of snowflakes and groups of snow under micrascopes. There are some very interesting forms and textures found in these images. The show runs through December 29th at the Ether M. Klein Art Gallery at the University City Science Center.

Mummer Sewing Class!

2007-09-19T18:47:00.000-04:00

Here it is!, Space 1026 is offereing a seminar for $50 which will for 4 classes, Thursdays (7-9)throught the month of October. The class will cover sewing basics, and help you to devolop your next Halloween or Mummers costume. Show some Philly pride, and take this fun class at Space 1026.

Bio Home Show: David S. East at the Clay Studio

2007-09-19T18:15:00.000-04:00

This is a nice show. I really enjoyed the mix of homes with biology, and the way the materials were handled. Nice colours too! This show is an exploration in the sense of identity, and I think East does a good job at this. The show is currently running at the Clay studio and will be running throuhg September 30th.

Menagerie at the Art Star

2007-09-19T17:51:00.000-04:00

Menagerie is a collection of drawings and paintings by Merrilee Challiss. There are some nice pieces of art here, and I really enjoy the patterns, rhythems, and textuers used in many of her drawings. The show is currently running at the Art Star gallery and runs through October 14th.

Black Pulse 2000-2007: Doug & Mike Starn at the Print Center

2007-09-15T12:17:00.000-04:00

I went to this opening last night at the Print Center and was blown away. Huge digital prints, on multiple sheets of paper as tall as the print center's gallery walls loomed over the packed opening. Some of the images are printed on paper that looks like it came from a pad of paper that had gotten wet then dried out in your attic for the past 10 years resembling the delicate aged texture of dried leaves portrayed in the images. One image was printed on sheets of paper made out of woven scotch tape which resulted in the images having large squares on them resembling pixelation. This is one of the best photo shows I have ever been to, and I strongly encourage you to go see this while you can. The show opened last night September 14th and will run through November 21st at the Print Center.

First Friday & Fringe Festival

2007-09-07T16:04:00.000-04:00

Every year Philadelphia hosts its very own Fringe Arts Festival, featuring art, music, and performances of the "fringe arts." I reccomend that everyone goes and sees something at teh fest. Many of the performances do require that you purchase a ticket in advance. After your show, go out and grab a drink, the night life just seems better during the fest. Plus today September 7th is also Philadelphia's monthly First Friday event. All galleries should be open with lots of great art to check out.

ART JAIL

2007-09-07T15:31:00.000-04:00

The Barnes foundation has put in a proposal for its new location on Museum Row, where the new facility will feature the foundations multi-billion dollar collection. In addition to the works on display the building will also house some new for profit aspects of the Barnes foundation, including "art slotmachines" and a home shopping type channel that will be broadcast from the center, featuring a store on location selling Barnes foundation based merchandise. The big twist in the proposal for the new facilities is that the foundation wants to also house the Youth Study Center, Philadelphia's Youth Detention hall. The concept here is that the troubled youth can learn about art and culture, while the Youth Study Center can learn about the culture of these young Philadelphians. The new combined facilities points the Barnes foundation in the direction of Dr. Albert C. Barnes educational intent for the foundation. The plans for the new building feature some eccentric architecture exhibiting such things as huge flat pannel tellevisions. Click on the link take a visual tour of the proposed facility.

Crowd: Stumbling Through Displaced Intimacy

2007-09-07T13:32:00.000-04:00

Nexus Gallery presents this installation created by Jody Sweitzer. Using giant inflatable objects and recordings of crowded events, Sweitzer investigates reactions to personal space. The inflatables represent people, and the recordings help set the mood. This is an interesting installation, and I loved the concept. Show runs September 7th through October 5th at the Nexus Gallery. Opening reception is Thursday September 13th, from 6-10pm. If you miss the Opening, come to the closing reception friday october 5th, from 6-9pm.

Seasonal Detritus

2007-09-06T23:15:00.001-04:00

The Lineage Gallery brings the "Seasonal Detritus" show exhibiting works of Blaine Fontana. This body of work shows a careful ballance between chaos and order, nature and manmade.

HODGEPODGE "$ave the cow"

2007-09-06T22:52:00.001-04:00

I cannot get over how cool this show is. The Falling Cow Gallery's Hodgepodge is a collection of over 100 works by artists/musician Tim Bowen. Starting in 1976 the show exhibits over 30 years of this Philadelphian. It is interesting to follow the the growth and evolution of Bowen's work over the decades. I especially enjoy his oldest work and newest work. Here is just a taste with some of my favorites. The show runs at the Falling Cow Gallery through September 25th.

Ensemble at the ICA

2007-09-06T22:13:00.000-04:00

Guest curated by artists/musician Christian Marclay, the ICA's Ensemble show features interactive musical sculptures. The sculptures and installations are based on their sound quality, and their compatibility to work with each other to create an ambient sound environment. Some of the installations are on motion sensors, while others invite you to interact with them directly. The show opened September 6th and will be open to the public from September 7th through December 16th.

The Great Society

2007-07-20T12:29:00.000-04:00

The Great Society, is the current show at the Klein Art Gallery. It is a collection of works from several artists such as 0100101110101101.org, David Clayton, Claire Fontaine, J Shih Chieh Huang, Huong Ngo, Isaac Resnikoff, Joulia Strauss and Amy Yao. The show has three seperate investigations of our contemporary society including: flight, reform and total disenfranchisement. The show is quite good, and discusses many interesting topics dealing with the state of our society. The show opens on August 2nd and runs through September 29th.

Marge Brown Kalodner Graduate Student Show

2007-07-20T11:34:00.000-04:00

The fourth Annual Marge Brown Kalodner graduate student show is being held at the Clay studio through July 29th.

Ellie Brown at YO!

2007-07-20T11:08:00.000-04:00

This series of both colour and B&W photographs from Ellie Brown documents her half sisters between 1996 and 2006. Brown calls the show 'About My Sisters 1996-2006). The show runs for the month of July at the YO! Darkroom Gallery.

In Summer the Song Sings Itself

2007-07-20T10:42:00.000-04:00

This is a great show with a diverse range of works from a diverse range of artists. Gabe Brown, Sarah Daub, Thomas Doyle, Cara Enteles, Matthew Fisher, Deborah Hamon, Kirk McCarthy and Scot Wittman all have contributed to this show. The exhibition consists of paintings, photographs and sculptures. Something for everyone and sure to get you thinking. The show runs at the Pentimenti gallery through september 15th.
**Sorry I could not get any images from this show, however if you click on the link above there is a nice slideshow featuring works in the show.**

Scab on my Brain!

2007-07-20T10:32:00.000-04:00

New York Artist Jordin IsipCurates this group exhibition at Space 1026. The show features artists Jordan Awan, Gregory Benton, Mariano Ching, Louie Cordero, Carl Dunn, Kiersten Essenpreis, Evah Fan, Jordan Isip, James Kirkpatrick, Aya Kakeda, Liz Lee and Nate Williams. The show runs until July 28th.

Summer Exhibits at Philadelphia Art Alliance

2007-06-19T15:07:00.000-04:00

The Philadelphia Art Alliance brings us the works of 5 Philadelphia Artists for its Summer Art Show; featuring the works of Kiff Slemmons, Kip Deeds, Jessica Doyle, Emily Royer, and Carol McHarg (satelite location at the Rittenhouse Hotel 210 W. Rittenhouse Sq 3rd Floor.) Each artist has an entire gallery dedicated to their work and the shows content varies in subject matter. "Towards a 49th State" is Kip Deeds retrospective of Alaska and its process of becoming the 49th state. While Carol McHarg has created "Design Against Nature" which discusses the various philosophies of development and the relationship between humans and nature, specifically in regard towards design. The shows run through August 23rd.

Pow-Wows or the Long Lost Friend

2007-06-16T11:53:00.000-04:00

Joy Feasley from Philadelphia and Clare Rojas bring us "Pow-Wows or the Long Lost Friend" at the Locks Gallery. The show consits of paintings by both artists which meat six years ago at "East Meets West: Folk" event, and have been inspiring each other since. The show runs through July 27th.

Inside/Outside: Habitat

2007-06-16T10:25:00.001-04:00

The Abbington Art Center's new season of installations in the sculpture park brings us Inside/Outside: Habitat. The show features works from Brandon Ballengée, Knox Cummin, Elizabeth Demaray, Simon Draper, Anne-Katrin Spiess and Austin Thomas. The show discusses and plays with the concept of shelter and habitat. Furnature and dwellings have been made that bridge the gap between "outside" and "inside" environments. Some of the Pieces have a very Andy Goldsworthy feel. The show runs through November 21st.

Forgotten Lands

2007-06-14T19:39:00.000-04:00

The Lineage Gallery has brought together Greg Simkins and Naoto Hattori for this amazing painting exhibition. Both artists work within the realms of pop-art and surrealism. The show runs at the Lineage Gallery through July 1st.

Unentitled

2007-06-14T19:35:00.000-04:00

This is Philadelphia artist Jim Brossy's first solo show. His work uses a wide variety of medias, and deals with the social issues and injustices of contemporary society. The show is running at the Projects Gallery through July 29th.

Printmaking Shows

2007-06-14T19:27:00.000-04:00

There are two Printmaking exhibitions going on in teh city of Philadelphia currently.

The first is the "American Color Print Society 63rd Open Exhibition" at the Cheltenham Art Center http://www.cheltenhamarts.org. Which runs through June 29th. The Show was Juried by Eileen M. Foti and Anne R. Fabbri.

The second show is the "81st Annual International Competition: Printmaking" at the Print Center http://www.printcenter.org. The show is Juried by Shelly Langdale, the associate curator of prints and drawings at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The show runs through July 28th.

Ramp Project: Phoebe Washburn "Vacational Trappings and Wildlife Worries"

2007-06-14T19:24:00.001-04:00

Phoebe Washburn calls this exhibit "the poorman's aquarium." It is an instalation made up mostly of found materials. The show runs through August 5th at the ICA. Admission is $6 for adults and $3 for students, artists, and seniors.

NEXUS Selects 2007

2007-06-14T19:17:00.000-04:00

The Nexus Selects 2007 exhibit is a juried show for seniors graduating from art school in the Philadelphia region. 9 students were selected to be exhibited in the show including Melissa Biddle, Jennifer DiCocco, Raphael Fenton-Spaid, Jennifer Gin, Colleen Keihm, Jong Kyu Kim, Sarah Koziol, Penelope Reichley and Missy Sweet. The students are mostly from the Tyler School of Art and University of the Arts, and the exhibition seems to be mostly photography. The show runs through July 1st.

Crimes of Omission

2007-06-14T19:12:00.000-04:00

9 Artists including Geraint Evans, Ken Gonzales-Day, Michael Linares, Christian Marclay, Donald Moffett, Trevor Paglen, Freddie Robbins, Susan Silton, and Taryn Simon have created works of art for this show which intends on pointing out the injustices in society that normally go unnoticed. The show runs through August 5th at the ICA. Admission is $6 for adults, and $3 for students, artists, and seniors.

Karen Kilimnik at the ICA

2007-06-14T19:01:00.000-04:00

Philadelphia Artist Karen Kilimnik is haveing her first survey in America at the ICA. Karen has created a series of instillations drawings and paintings that deal with the relationship between romantic tradition and consumer culture. The show runs through August 5th. Admission into the ICA is $6 for adults, and $3 for students, artists, and senior citizens, under 12s have free addmission.

Black Mondays with Space 1026

2007-06-14T18:43:00.000-04:00

Every Monday in the month of June is "Black Monday" for the kids at Space 1026. Live silk screening and $3 Black & Blue drink specials. DJ AJ Ready Right will be spinning discopunk and dancerock. No cover to get into the events, but remember to bring a Tee Shirt to silk screen on. The event starts at 10:00pm at the corner of 8th and Fitzwater.