Friday, June 20th
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The JUNE group event for FAF Tampa Bay ... of course every Friday can be Free Art Friday!
ARTISTS: If you're interested in participating please do at your convenience--distribution is loosely concentrated in downtown st pete but you can place art wherever you like. Be sure to tag it with free art friday and your email or the web address of this group so people can post and let you know your art was found. Also feel free to post pictures on this page of your work/where it is placed.
FINDERS: Please limit yourself to 1 piece per person and let the artists know how excited you are to find their work by contacting them or posting a photo here.
the group URL is facebook.com/groups/
OF COURSE this event is merely a suggestion for those of us who like deadlines... not required, not limited to this or any specified date. THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR ART WITH THE WORLD generosity is its own reward
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Art Exhibit at the new Bluelucy Ybor
MISC features the art of PALEHORSE > TES ONE < BASK > PHIILIP CLARK < CHAD MIZE > MICHELLE SAWYER < DANIEL MRGAN > STEPHEN PALLADINO > MICHAEL McGRATH < SAORI > SEBASTIAN COOLIDGE < NICK KEKLLAS > DAVID CABASSA
Well the time is here to open it up. Hope you can make it out tonight. Thanks to the Lucys (Melia Carino & Erin Hughes) for all your help yesterday. And so excited to be working hand in hand with Elias Théroux of savoir-faire labs on this space in the coming months. Let's get it.
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Come out and help create a new original publication at the Type Mob Creative Jam Session. We’ll have typewriters and art supplies available for the creation of a new original publication by YOU! Collaborate, generate, and confabulate with other creative geniuses! We’ll take the finished product and publish it as a special release for Tampa Zine Fest! 1540 N. Franklin St.
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Saturday, June 21
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Every Saturday 9am - 1pm June - August
Saturday Summer Market at Williams Park
Come by and see the slimmed down Saturday Morning Market market in the shade of the park. 40+ vendors. We are teaming up with KSPL this year. 330 2nd Ave. N.
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$10 TO PARTY WITH DANNY "PARTY ANIMAL" PIECHOCKI
AHLEUCHATISTAS (NC) - Danny Piechocki's biological parents.
JITTERS - Nathan Corder lost a bet and has to play in this band for 7 more months.
ZULU WAVE - As most people know, in high school Michael J. Wave made some serious waves when Hollywood decided to take his life story of being a small town basketball playing werewolf and put it on the silver screen. Several years, lovers, and addictions later he settled down in Clearwater, Florida and went on to form Zulu Wave.
WOLF FACE - No popular music act of the '60s, '70s, '80s, or '90s attracted a more varied audience than Wolf Face. Beginning in the mid- to late '60s as a Beatlesque ensemble, they quickly developed as songwriters and singers to create a style of their own that carried them from psychedelia to progressive pop. Then, after hitting a popular trough, they reinvented themselves as perhaps the most successful white soul act of all time. What remained a constant throughout their history is their extraordinary singing, rooted in three voices that were appealing individually and melded together perfectly.
SAMURAI SHOTGUN - Samurai's don't have shotguns. Or feelings.
LA LUCHA - House band for the Brass Mug
EARLY FORMS - One of three Bee Gees cover bands performing this evening.
BEES AND ENORMOUS TIGERS (Tallahassee) -They're literally bringing bees.
LIONS AFTER DARK - Thirty nine thousand years ago, a dark force emerged from deep within the earth. That force was known as Peylon and ruled for a thousand years. Then all the creatures of nearby starsystems banned together and defeated Peylon and his army of merchant cannibals. Then everyone totally forgot this happened.
EIGHT MILLION KAMI - Slightly better than Seven Million Kami
SNACKING - Do you feel oily? I feel oily.
OPHELIA - Blast Beats and Dirty Sheets
SAM WOLTER - A cat pawing at a Theremin.
HOLLIS SMITH - Shredded cheesefood product, with a hint of lime.
DIREWOOD - Barry White meets Barry Manilow. It's like a smoothie.
MARK CASTLE - Just like Bone Thugz N' Harmony, except white.
$10 TO PARTY WITH DANNY "PARTY ANIMAL" PIECHOCKI
AHLEUCHATISTAS (NC) - Danny Piechocki's biological parents.
JITTERS - Nathan Corder lost a bet and has to play in this band for 7 more months.
ZULU WAVE - As most people know, in high school Michael J. Wave made some serious waves when Hollywood decided to take his life story of being a small town basketball playing werewolf and put it on the silver screen. Several years, lovers, and addictions later he settled down in Clearwater, Florida and went on to form Zulu Wave.
WOLF FACE - No popular music act of the '60s, '70s, '80s, or '90s attracted a more varied audience than Wolf Face. Beginning in the mid- to late '60s as a Beatlesque ensemble, they quickly developed as songwriters and singers to create a style of their own that carried them from psychedelia to progressive pop. Then, after hitting a popular trough, they reinvented themselves as perhaps the most successful white soul act of all time. What remained a constant throughout their history is their extraordinary singing, rooted in three voices that were appealing individually and melded together perfectly.
SAMURAI SHOTGUN - Samurai's don't have shotguns. Or feelings.
LA LUCHA - House band for the Brass Mug
EARLY FORMS - One of three Bee Gees cover bands performing this evening.
BEES AND ENORMOUS TIGERS (Tallahassee) -They're literally bringing bees.
LIONS AFTER DARK - Thirty nine thousand years ago, a dark force emerged from deep within the earth. That force was known as Peylon and ruled for a thousand years. Then all the creatures of nearby starsystems banned together and defeated Peylon and his army of merchant cannibals. Then everyone totally forgot this happened.
EIGHT MILLION KAMI - Slightly better than Seven Million Kami
SNACKING - Do you feel oily? I feel oily.
OPHELIA - Blast Beats and Dirty Sheets
SAM WOLTER - A cat pawing at a Theremin.
HOLLIS SMITH - Shredded cheesefood product, with a hint of lime.
DIREWOOD - Barry White meets Barry Manilow. It's like a smoothie.
MARK CASTLE - Just like Bone Thugz N' Harmony, except white.
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___________________________________________________________________Saturday, June 21st, The Oleson Gallery and Scuderi Studios presents 'Files & Film: A Juried Photographic Art Show'. A list of artists were chosen by 3 jurors of different genre and level from over 130 submissions. Prizes are VIEWER'S CHOICE with the special ARTICLE'S CHOICE prize.
Craig Royal
Kyle Fleming
Chad Mize
Patricia Warren
Marta Rhine
Gordon Moore
Dan Sheridan
Jeff Wilcox
Lea Umberger
Sara James
Thomas Ris
John Furey
Jessi Donnelly
Brooks Peters
Michael Bauman
Michael Cruz
Michael Oliver
Maria DiSclafani
Jorge Leisey
Adrienne Andersen
Annelise Saandberg
Kristin Randall
Nin McQuillen
Elena Sarn
Gabriel Ramos
Noe Lozano
Juliette Inostroza
Lauren Bowen
Emelle Lee
Ashley Holloway
Kaylin Amabile
Jason Bassett
Robin Dana Perry
Tim Benton
Evan Thomas Neiman
Brian James
Deidra Leigh
Michael Ortiz
Aurailieus
Ryan Carpenter
Jay Cee
Sheri Kendrick
James Gilliland
Amelia Bartlett
Julliana Villamil
Taylor Varvil
Daniel Reyes
Treeona Hill
John Lichtenstein
Laura Miller
(in order of submission #)
Doors open at 7pm with DJ Earl Grae to greet you. Free Admission. One ballot vote per show guest for Viewers Choice awards.
PRIZES:
-$400 cash prize to #1 VIEWER'S CHOICE
-3 person show at The Oleson Gallery to top 3 VIEWER'S CHOICE
-3 hours scheduled studio time at Scuderi Studios to #2 and #3 VIEWER'S CHOICE
-$75 Gift Certificate to #1 and #2 VIEWER'S CHOICE from Grand Central Stained Glass & Graphics with $50 to #3
-3 one month memberships to top 3 VIEWER'S CHOICE from The Artist Loft at 66.
-ARTICLES' CHOICE prize - $250 Gift Certificate to ARTicles Art Gallery & Custom Framing and placement in a future show at Articles.
Participating Jurors: Richard Auger, Leandro Gongora, and Xina Scuderi.
Musical Performances: Astari Nite, Article 47, and RedFeather.
Official afterparty at The Amsterdam.
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On June 21st Eight of Tampa Bay's most daring writers will face off in live literary combat!
In Lucha Libro two authors are given a random prompt and then they have five minutes to create an original piece of written brilliance, right before your eyes! After the frenzy of spontaneous creation, our combatants will present their work and a winner will be declared! Winners move on to the next round until only one remains!
Theatricality and costumes encouraged!
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Nikki & Company offering something new this coming Saturday!! Put on your dancing shoes, come have some great drinks and food at the Twisted Martini!!! Serving the best of Florida's favorite cuisine and some of the most innovative new cocktails.
A very versatile chill/neo-soul/jazz/r&b singer, Nikki Shau has recorded with many artists, including Chaka Chan, Charlie Wilson, Jeff Lorber, Johnny Guitar Watson, The Gap Band among many others. Originally from the Tampa Bay area, she is an accomplished sound engineer and has produced on many labels. Keyboardist Eliezer Seymore is a 23 yr old graduate of The Beny More Music Institute in Cuba and a new vibrant keyboardist. Sam Martinez is a formally educated bassist who has performed with many major bands locally and nationally. Together with guest drummer Luis Alicea, they will bring you fun dance grooves at the Twisted Martini. Eat -- Drink -- Dance!! Or just listen! Come join us at the gorgeous Twisted Martini.
"Tampa Bay native Nikki Shau has been making her way in the Los Angeles and London music scenes, performing with the likes of Chaka Khan and Charlie Wilson . . . she has a diverse range, performing songs in genres ranging from jazz and blues to R&B and dance." Tampa Bay Times
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