Showing posts with label second saturdays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label second saturdays. Show all posts
Friday, June 25, 2010
Friday, June 11, 2010
Swampy Walk n Talk

Basel or Bayou
For those who are not attending BigBasel in Switzerland...
Due to popular demand, the ARS Show at Swampspace Gallery has been extended.
Adolfo Rene Sanchez 1957-1990 "an incomplete archive" will be on view until end of June.
When you're dead... what's the hurry!

Scene Makers, Mark Your Calendar
Wildman Kiki Valdez curates a group show focused on the year 2012.
What will happen? ask your Mayan friends!
MIAMI ART SPACE
244, Northwest 35th Street
www.MiamiArtSpace.com

Sensational Avatars
Uber Gallerist Spinello features Torontonian extraordinair...
KRIS KNIGHT
A DEADLY NIGHTSHADE
SATURDAY, JUNE 12TH
7-10PM
spinellogallery.com
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Sunday, May 9, 2010
wyndesignartzywood district
Art Parking
In a rush to "accommodate" the throngs of happy galley goers, Miami Parking Authority is scrambling to waste more of our diminishing tax dollars by replacing perfectly good meters with newer meters... the old ones get transplanted to neighborhoods where previously there were non. It appears that every square inch of public space has been appropriated by the MPA in a scheme to broaden their revenue stream. No matter folks will flock to where ever there is something of interest that does that does not involve going to the mall.

Scharflight Night
When our monster sun sets on the latin manhattan, creatures of the swamp come out for some courting and cavorting among the potpourri crowd of gallery going winers, diners and gentrifyers. We meld in the blue light of the red dot districts.

Lawful Assembly
Like a menstruating metropolis, Art Walk Second Saturdays brings out the blob of believers in what a culture of art appreciation can do for a community.

At the Tit of Creativity
They drink with desire from the well of swollen plenty. There is so much great art on view each month. Where does it come from, where does it go when the shows close only to open next month with new works. Is it more of same? Mostly yah, but art appreciation is a first hand experience, something old may be new to you.

Beat the Boob Tube
Lazy is as lazy does. Why stay home watching the bandit-box or facebooking when you can get out there for some genuine face-time. Tell yourself that next month you're gonna go to art crawl.

Gone Golen
A real crowd-pleaser Harold Golen is the insiders outside art specialist and king of monster Kaiju. consistent great shows are guaranteed.

Get Love Lucky
It's plucky when you get lucky and you win at the game of courtship. a quite moment with that someone soon to be special is a rare thing at artwalk, but love happens.
Oh My Golly Wop
At the intersection of diet blvd and snitzel drive, Pockets Full of Lollypops enjoy the blasting sun at sound check. Who went to Churchills on Sunday for the Ladies Night of Mayhem?
More Couples for Art
Mr. Alvaro and Jen are f*ckin cute, but no this is not rehearsal for a Thai wedding, they are checking out an artist books and other relics currently at swampspace.
Yes there are many gallery hoppers just out for the free beer and cheese and chicks, but there are also many respectable lovers and creators of art that can be counted on to grace the fine art establishments from the hallowed halls of museums to the diminutive galleries that dot the heart of miami's art neighborhoods. But foot traffic is not enough, art establishments need real patrons, people that will put their wallets where their taste for art is.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrons
Love the Miners of miami springs. I always make sure to have plenty of fried chicken and swampy punch on hand for my patrons and stragglers that wander in search of free stuff. Like a master haitian drummer, once sufficiently nourished and lubricated, she began to perform by telling us all her dirty jokes.

Please Sir, Can We Have Some More
Meanwhile up with the ivory towers of DWNTWN where some important announcements are professed. Congrats to the 41 finalists, condolences for the 900 losers of the Knight Arts Challenge 2010.
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Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Swampy Openings
S W A M P S P A C E G A L L E R Y
is pleased to announce
MILK, HONEY, (whatever) and MONEY
by Samanthrax Gozlan
April 10th * 6-11 pm
Second Saturday Art Walk Design District

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What the Anthroposophy?
“The basis of artistic creation is not what is, but what might be; not the real, but the possible. Artists create according to the same principles as nature, but they apply them to individual entities, while nature, to use a Goethean expression, thinks nothing of individual things. She is always building and destroying, because she wants to achieve perfection, not in the individual thing, but in the whole.” Rudolf Steiner
is pleased to announce
MILK, HONEY, (whatever) and MONEY
by Samanthrax Gozlan
April 10th * 6-11 pm
Second Saturday Art Walk Design District

unsubscribe here

What the Anthroposophy?
“The basis of artistic creation is not what is, but what might be; not the real, but the possible. Artists create according to the same principles as nature, but they apply them to individual entities, while nature, to use a Goethean expression, thinks nothing of individual things. She is always building and destroying, because she wants to achieve perfection, not in the individual thing, but in the whole.” Rudolf Steiner
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Friday, October 9, 2009
swampspace gallery

TJ AHEARN JUKEBOX (PLAYLIST)
Back In Black --AC/DC
Win, Lose or Draw --The Allman Brothers Band
Never My Love --The Association
Surfin' Safari --The Beach Boys
Surfer Girl --The Beach Boys
Fun, Fun, Fun --The Beach Boys
Good Vibrations --The Beach Boys
Dizzy Miss Lizzy --The Beatles
Black Sabbath --Black Sabbath
Strange Brew --Cream
Green River --Creedence Clearwater Revival
American Pie --Don McLean
Light My Fire --The Doors
L.A. Woman --The Doors
Touch Me --The Doors
The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion) --Grateful Dead
I'm Into Something Good --Herman's Hermits
Kozmic Blues --Janis Joplin
Shapes of Things --Jeff Beck
Good Shepherd --Jefferson Airplane
Plastic Fantastic Lover --Jefferson Airplane
Inside --Jethro Tull
Lola --The Kinks
New York Groove --KISS & Ace Frehley
In The Evening --Led Zeppelin
Ramble On --Led Zeppelin
Sweet Home Alabama --Lynyrd Skynyrd
Nights in White Satin --The Moody Blues
Cowgirl In The Sand --Neil Young (CSNY)
Because the Night --Patti Smith
Just Like Me --Paul Revere & The Raiders
See Emily Play --Pink Floyd
Handsome Johnny --Richie Havens
Paint It, Black --The Rolling Stones
Crazy Mama --The Rolling Stones
Midnight Rambler --The Rolling Stones
It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It)--The Rolling Stones
Play With Fire --The Rolling Stones
In Every Dream Home a Heartache--Roxy Music
Love Is the Drug --Roxy Music
Soul Sacrifice --Santana
At The Zoo --Simon & Garfunkel
Born to Be Wild --Steppenwolf
Quicksilver Girl --Steve Miller Band
I Love You --Steve Miller Band
Paper Sun --Traffic
The Acid Queen --The Who
Roundabout --Yes
Mustang Sally --The Young Rascals
Sunlight --The Youngbloods

Sunday, September 27, 2009
Swampy Opening
JUKEBOX
by T.J. Ahearn
The opening reception will feature live spinning by famed DJ Yard!!!
catalog with text by Gean Moreno
Libations courtesy of Grolsch usa

by T.J. Ahearn
The music spanning the Sixties and Seventies represents a dynamic shift in the cultural strata of western civilization and beyond. Rock 'n Roll the prevailing musical genre signifying that era remains embedded in our contemporary society -- to the point of banality as it is often co-opted for TV advertising and mass media. The evocative, imaginary scenes in the works in this show are ignited by the spark of the music's intent and flavor-- reflections on concepts of Utopianism, sexual liberation, spirituality, ecology, war resistance and other themes that continue to be relevant today.
The opening reception will feature live spinning by famed DJ Yard!!!
catalog with text by Gean Moreno
Libations courtesy of Grolsch usa

THIS IS A NICE TIME TO REINVENT YOURSELF.
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Monday, July 6, 2009
Swampspace Get's Lucky

Lucky Rabbit Stew
If your moon cycle revolves around Second Saturday's Gallery Walk in the swamp, then be sure to visit the SWAMPSPACE GALLERY located in the posh Design District near the Wynwood Arts Neighborhood.
Last month's inaugural show at SWAMPSPACE was the joyous birth pains of a new gallery. "what is swampy" was a resounding flub, so without reservations here is the announcement for our next show.
Swampspace is please to present the very seductive Sobe Girl Claudia Guerreiro.

THE LUCKY ONES
paintings by Claudia Guerreiro
A search for woman painters reveals a wealth of enlightenment for both sexes. We all benefit when women shape an art-world of their own. It's obvious to find names like, Louise Bourgeois and Louise Nevelson; two masters of illusion with craft. Then we gaze at Georgia O'Keeffe and Tamara de Lempicka; two masters of seduction with style. And who doesn't get the ripe obsessions of Helen Frankenthaler and Frida Kahlo; two masters of their unknown desires so well delivered in the poetry of Anais Nin.
But with no explanation it is Egon Scheile and Barbara Kruger that come to mind when enjoying the paintings of young Claudia. Naturally, your personal moment with Guerreiro's paintings may be very different.

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Thursday, April 10, 2008
starcube gallactica

Is it second-saturday again?
UPDATE:
"woah, we all got artzitudanized last night, it was good for all persuasions."
DASH had their annual Seniors Showcase across from BooksnBooks in the Design Disrict.
There are probably 70 galleries is Wynwood (no sight of parkingauthority, yeih)
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