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Apr 5, 2012

Thursday

  • Perception Pattern Place - Digital Art by Michele Chiuini 5:00pm to 8:00pm @ Gordy Fine Art & Framing Company 224 East Main Street
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    “Art is not about pure representation but about our perception of reality. My work is a study on how we perceive place, through a combination of geometric patterns and colors.” So begins the artist’s statement of Michele Chiuini for his new body of work depicting architectural structures – stairs, doorways, windows – in colorful geometric arrangements. From the artist's personal imagination, then, come images that resonate with others, based on their own personal experiences of house, shelter, structure.

    An opening reception for the artist will be held First Thursday, April 5th , 2012, from 5 to 8 PM at the downtown gallery. The public is encouraged to attend, and light refreshments will be served. The other downtown galleries will also be hosting free exhibits.

    “Perception Pattern Place,” continues through April 30, 2012, and may be viewed during normal business hours: Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5:30 PM, Saturdays, 9 to 3, or by appointment.

    Tags: printmaking, photography, exhibitions, computer art, design
    Link: https://muncieevents.com/event/1241
    Author: Anonymous

Apr 20, 2012

Friday

  • Come Together Arts & Music Fest 12:00pm to 12:42pm @ The Water Bowl 6811 N. State Rd. 3
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    Cost: Free to $45 (see description)

    The first festival of the year, every year, is a coming together of everyone to see people they haven’t seen, go to a favorite spot, hang out, dance, party, spin, hula, camp-out, swim, dream, meet new people, see things, LEARN new things & get ready for the rest of the festie season.

    This year we are putting together a plethora of different genres, artists & spinners of all shapes & sizes and are bringing them here for you. We have gotten together with other people that make things happen & are combining our forces to bring you an arts & music festival that will live on as the season opener of the Midwest. This is going to be so much fun!

    Tickets:
    Weekend Admission & Vending go on sale on Feb 1st.
    http://skyysburning.inticketing.com/events/

    Weekend Prices:
    Children 12 & under will be free as always
    Early Bird sales (Feb 1st - Feb 14th) $25.00
    Pre-Sales (Feb 15th - April 19th) $35.00
    Day of Event $45.00

    Day Passes:
    Friday $25.00
    Saturday $35.00
    (this is a special deal we are going to continue to try out as long as everyone cooperates. lol. regardless of the time you come in, Day Pass Holders are expected to packed up and leaving the grounds by noon the following day. no exceptions. parking will be by the concession.)

    3 band stages featuring jam, blues, rock, reggae, bluegrass, electro funk, alternative, electronic, acoustic, and dance, sponsored by Skyy's Burning Pro.
    Bands:
    Arpetrio; Aliver Hall; Brian Fortner; Boogie Matrix; Blue Caboose; Cathy Morris; Covert; Coy-Koi; Crawpuppies; Dell Zell; Dixon's Violin; Dusk till Dawn; Electric Jug Band; Elemental Groove Theory; Embryonic Fluid; Entropy; Fresh Hops; Flatland Harmony Experiment; Hayden Calling; Howard Lewis Lovins; Josh Hann; Kaleidoscope Jukebox; Lounge Sound System; Magnetic; Midwest State of Mind; Mikial Robertson; Modern Motion; New Findland Radicals; Pharaoh Loosey; Phoenix On The Fault Line; Pinn Panelle; Rich Hardesty Band; Scales; Shadyside Allstars; Skeetones; Solumun Grundy; The Blak Notes; The Plan; The Worlds Slowest Come Back; Traveling Broke & Out of Gas; Pressed In Black; Venice Gas House Trolley; Vertigo Jazz Project; When, If Not; Whip Cream Wars; Will Woodrow Project

    2 EDM stages featuring dubstep, drum n base, electro, breaks, trance, house, techno, hard style, and jungle, sponsored by Phd Pro

    Friday DJs:

    Saturday DJs:

    GoGo Antics by the Envy GoGo Girls
    The ENVY GOGO GIRLS or the "ENVIES" are not just GoGo Dancers, they are dedicated Stage Performers! Adorning the stages of Events featuring Artists from local favorites to Globally reknowned DJ's, the ENVIES guarantee a lip-smacking, head turning, show stopping, smokin' hot presentation, with an impact so FIERCE we make jaws drop like a sick bassline... cause we're mutha fuckin' BASS QUEENS!
    Feeding you HiGh OcTaNe ViSuAL DiStOrTiOn

    Electro Kittenz
    These lovely girls started out their adventure as EDM performers in June 2010 working underground at a small parties in Indianapolis. Now they want to take their passion and share their crazy wacky fun with all the other music lovers out there! This team feels the bass in their bodies (and their booties ;D) to keep the audience hyped! Electro Kittenz are out to tingle your senses! Electro Kittenz aren't just there to look good, but they'll enhance the visual dramatization of your stage! They're not just dancers, they're performers and entertainers.

    Workshops:

    • NORML presents: “different aspects of this weekend, the start of the 4/20 legend & more”
    • Environmental Workshops by Terry Kok.
    • Occupy Art Indy
    • Yoga- Alli & Darcy(aid)
    • Intermediate Poi- Elliott & Parker
    • Chakara Hoop- Darcy & Franki(aid)
    • Rope Dart-Grant
    • Double Staff-Elliott & Jessica(aid)
    • Puppyhammer-Harley
    • Juggling- Teo
    • Begging Poi- Vago & Teo
    • Fire Safety-Grant & Vago
    • Devil Stick- Cody & Darcy
    • Partner Poi- Cody, Darcy, Vago, & Jessica
    • Beginner Hoop- (either lynn, lindsey, or jessica)
    • Mini Hoops-(either lynn or jessica)
    • HoopDance-Lindsey
    • Basic Poi Geometry- Parker & Vago
    • Glove Lights- The Colors
    • Belly Dancing – Zhenna
    • Fire Safety Class
      Festival goers please note, this is a mandatory class you must take Fri or Sat night at 8pm to burn any toy at the Water Bowl. (We have the discretion to stop those not being safe or who are not ready at any time. This we do for your safety as well as our own. Thank you for understanding.)
    • Available Friday (6pm to 8pm) and Saturday (noon to 2pm and 6pm to 8pm)
      • Kandi Making
      • Hemp Knotting Workshop
      • Tie Dye Workshop

    Outdoor Art Gallery:
    As we love to do, we are having an outdoor art gallery. Voir Art de Fletcher will be sponsoring this years’ gallery. We will be showcasing artists from all over the midwest and several of our own local talents will be there! So come, listen, see, feel, touch & check out what our midwest artists have to offer!

    Festival/Venue Décor:
    Decor around the campgrounds will be done by Neural Patterns, Rays of Gnarly Sunshine, Angie Nauman Art and a handful of other local Midwest artists.

    Kid Korner:
    Activities for children of all ages are being organized & planned for this event. Activities will go on throughout the entire weekend for 3 hour periods of time. Those times will be posted closer to the event date.

    Life-Size Games:
    We have put together a small collection of games that can be played by yourself or a group of people just about anywhere. The fun thing about these games is that they are life size. So make sure to bring tennis shoes and be ready to get dirty with the rest of us!

    Media:
    Promotional artwork by Joy Hernandez
    Photography by Life of the Party Entertainment  and Lorie Parker Wade

    Stage Management:
    Groovy Stage – Sound by The Water Bowl, visuals by Asylum Productions, and décor by Neural Patterns
    Righteous Stage – Sound by Phd Pro
    Far Out Stage – Sound by Ty Steigmeyer Sound and visuals by Freakie Beatz
    Phd Pro Stage - Lights by Asylum Productions, and visuals by Jumbie Art

    Vendors:
    2 Bears Café; Bear Wear; Cave Baby Smokers; EVOlution Evident; Freakie Beats; Happy Earth Holistics; Illuminaughty Glow; Indyhoopers.com; Kaleidoscope Eyes; Kind Suds; Makeshift Clothing; MamaSun Gifts; Mama's Weiner Wagon; Matt's Doghouse; Mista Freshy; Northern Lights; Ragin Cajun Kitchen ; Rainbotique; Sew Knotty; Solspiration

    Sponsors/Supported by:
    Dance Safe; Freakie Beat Visuals; Funk You, Inc.; Hidden Relic; High Deff Productions; Hippie Home Town Bakery; Kaleidescope Eyes; Kind Suds; Indiana Norml; IndyHoopers; Janky, Inc; Miss Hailyn Hoops; Neural Patterns; Norml; Sativa Pro; The Hippie Seed; Unknown Pro; Vevo Productions
    For sponsorship info pls email mskyy@skyysburning.com

    Tags: yoga, workshops, trance music, techno music, rock music, reggae, poi, outdoor concerts, music festivals, jungle, juggling, jam rock, intelligent dance music, house music, gogo dancing, funk, festivals, exhibitions, environmentalism, electronic music, electronic dance music, electro music, education, dubstep, drumstep, drum and bass, dance music, dance, controllerism, children's events, breakbeat, blues, bluegrass, bellydancing, art festivals, alternative music, all-ages concerts, acoustic music
    Series: Come Together Arts & Music Fest
    Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/162511453838208/
    Link: https://muncieevents.com/event/1101
    Author: Graham Watson

Apr 21, 2012

Saturday

  • Come Together Arts & Music Fest 12:00am to 12:42pm @ The Water Bowl 6811 N. State Rd. 3
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    Cost: Free to $45 (see description)

    The first festival of the year, every year, is a coming together of everyone to see people they haven’t seen, go to a favorite spot, hang out, dance, party, spin, hula, camp-out, swim, dream, meet new people, see things, LEARN new things & get ready for the rest of the festie season.

    This year we are putting together a plethora of different genres, artists & spinners of all shapes & sizes and are bringing them here for you. We have gotten together with other people that make things happen & are combining our forces to bring you an arts & music festival that will live on as the season opener of the Midwest. This is going to be so much fun!

    Tickets:
    Weekend Admission & Vending go on sale on Feb 1st.
    http://skyysburning.inticketing.com/events/

    Weekend Prices:
    Children 12 & under will be free as always
    Early Bird sales (Feb 1st - Feb 14th) $25.00
    Pre-Sales (Feb 15th - April 19th) $35.00
    Day of Event $45.00

    Day Passes:
    Friday $25.00
    Saturday $35.00
    (this is a special deal we are going to continue to try out as long as everyone cooperates. lol. regardless of the time you come in, Day Pass Holders are expected to packed up and leaving the grounds by noon the following day. no exceptions. parking will be by the concession.)

    3 band stages featuring jam, blues, rock, reggae, bluegrass, electro funk, alternative, electronic, acoustic, and dance, sponsored by Skyy's Burning Pro.
    Bands:
    Arpetrio; Aliver Hall; Brian Fortner; Boogie Matrix; Blue Caboose; Cathy Morris; Covert; Coy-Koi; Crawpuppies; Dell Zell; Dixon's Violin; Dusk till Dawn; Electric Jug Band; Elemental Groove Theory; Embryonic Fluid; Entropy; Fresh Hops; Flatland Harmony Experiment; Hayden Calling; Howard Lewis Lovins; Josh Hann; Kaleidoscope Jukebox; Lounge Sound System; Magnetic; Midwest State of Mind; Mikial Robertson; Modern Motion; New Findland Radicals; Pharaoh Loosey; Phoenix On The Fault Line; Pinn Panelle; Rich Hardesty Band; Scales; Shadyside Allstars; Skeetones; Solumun Grundy; The Blak Notes; The Plan; The Worlds Slowest Come Back; Traveling Broke & Out of Gas; Pressed In Black; Venice Gas House Trolley; Vertigo Jazz Project; When, If Not; Whip Cream Wars; Will Woodrow Project

    2 EDM stages featuring dubstep, drum n base, electro, breaks, trance, house, techno, hard style, and jungle, sponsored by Phd Pro

    Friday DJs:

    Saturday DJs:

    GoGo Antics by the Envy GoGo Girls
    The ENVY GOGO GIRLS or the "ENVIES" are not just GoGo Dancers, they are dedicated Stage Performers! Adorning the stages of Events featuring Artists from local favorites to Globally reknowned DJ's, the ENVIES guarantee a lip-smacking, head turning, show stopping, smokin' hot presentation, with an impact so FIERCE we make jaws drop like a sick bassline... cause we're mutha fuckin' BASS QUEENS!
    Feeding you HiGh OcTaNe ViSuAL DiStOrTiOn

    Electro Kittenz
    These lovely girls started out their adventure as EDM performers in June 2010 working underground at a small parties in Indianapolis. Now they want to take their passion and share their crazy wacky fun with all the other music lovers out there! This team feels the bass in their bodies (and their booties ;D) to keep the audience hyped! Electro Kittenz are out to tingle your senses! Electro Kittenz aren't just there to look good, but they'll enhance the visual dramatization of your stage! They're not just dancers, they're performers and entertainers.

    Workshops:

    • NORML presents: “different aspects of this weekend, the start of the 4/20 legend & more”
    • Environmental Workshops by Terry Kok.
    • Occupy Art Indy
    • Yoga- Alli & Darcy(aid)
    • Intermediate Poi- Elliott & Parker
    • Chakara Hoop- Darcy & Franki(aid)
    • Rope Dart-Grant
    • Double Staff-Elliott & Jessica(aid)
    • Puppyhammer-Harley
    • Juggling- Teo
    • Begging Poi- Vago & Teo
    • Fire Safety-Grant & Vago
    • Devil Stick- Cody & Darcy
    • Partner Poi- Cody, Darcy, Vago, & Jessica
    • Beginner Hoop- (either lynn, lindsey, or jessica)
    • Mini Hoops-(either lynn or jessica)
    • HoopDance-Lindsey
    • Basic Poi Geometry- Parker & Vago
    • Glove Lights- The Colors
    • Belly Dancing – Zhenna
    • Fire Safety Class
      Festival goers please note, this is a mandatory class you must take Fri or Sat night at 8pm to burn any toy at the Water Bowl. (We have the discretion to stop those not being safe or who are not ready at any time. This we do for your safety as well as our own. Thank you for understanding.)
    • Available Friday (6pm to 8pm) and Saturday (noon to 2pm and 6pm to 8pm)
      • Kandi Making
      • Hemp Knotting Workshop
      • Tie Dye Workshop

    Outdoor Art Gallery:
    As we love to do, we are having an outdoor art gallery. Voir Art de Fletcher will be sponsoring this years’ gallery. We will be showcasing artists from all over the midwest and several of our own local talents will be there! So come, listen, see, feel, touch & check out what our midwest artists have to offer!

    Festival/Venue Décor:
    Decor around the campgrounds will be done by Neural Patterns, Rays of Gnarly Sunshine, Angie Nauman Art and a handful of other local Midwest artists.

    Kid Korner:
    Activities for children of all ages are being organized & planned for this event. Activities will go on throughout the entire weekend for 3 hour periods of time. Those times will be posted closer to the event date.

    Life-Size Games:
    We have put together a small collection of games that can be played by yourself or a group of people just about anywhere. The fun thing about these games is that they are life size. So make sure to bring tennis shoes and be ready to get dirty with the rest of us!

    Media:
    Promotional artwork by Joy Hernandez
    Photography by Life of the Party Entertainment  and Lorie Parker Wade

    Stage Management:
    Groovy Stage – Sound by The Water Bowl, visuals by Asylum Productions, and décor by Neural Patterns
    Righteous Stage – Sound by Phd Pro
    Far Out Stage – Sound by Ty Steigmeyer Sound and visuals by Freakie Beatz
    Phd Pro Stage - Lights by Asylum Productions, and visuals by Jumbie Art

    Vendors:
    2 Bears Café; Bear Wear; Cave Baby Smokers; EVOlution Evident; Freakie Beats; Happy Earth Holistics; Illuminaughty Glow; Indyhoopers.com; Kaleidoscope Eyes; Kind Suds; Makeshift Clothing; MamaSun Gifts; Mama's Weiner Wagon; Matt's Doghouse; Mista Freshy; Northern Lights; Ragin Cajun Kitchen ; Rainbotique; Sew Knotty; Solspiration

    Sponsors/Supported by:
    Dance Safe; Freakie Beat Visuals; Funk You, Inc.; Hidden Relic; High Deff Productions; Hippie Home Town Bakery; Kaleidescope Eyes; Kind Suds; Indiana Norml; IndyHoopers; Janky, Inc; Miss Hailyn Hoops; Neural Patterns; Norml; Sativa Pro; The Hippie Seed; Unknown Pro; Vevo Productions
    For sponsorship info pls email mskyy@skyysburning.com

    Tags: yoga, workshops, trance music, techno music, rock music, reggae, poi, outdoor concerts, music festivals, jungle, juggling, jam rock, intelligent dance music, house music, gogo dancing, funk, festivals, exhibitions, environmentalism, electronic music, electronic dance music, electro music, education, dubstep, drumstep, drum and bass, dance music, dance, controllerism, children's events, breakbeat, blues, bluegrass, bellydancing, art festivals, alternative music, all-ages concerts, acoustic music
    Series: Come Together Arts & Music Fest
    Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/162511453838208/
    Link: https://muncieevents.com/event/1100
    Author: Graham Watson

Apr 22, 2012

Sunday

  • Come Together Arts & Music Fest 12:00am to 6:00pm @ The Water Bowl 6811 N. State Rd. 3
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    Cost: Free to $45 (see description)

    The first festival of the year, every year, is a coming together of everyone to see people they haven’t seen, go to a favorite spot, hang out, dance, party, spin, hula, camp-out, swim, dream, meet new people, see things, LEARN new things & get ready for the rest of the festie season.

    This year we are putting together a plethora of different genres, artists & spinners of all shapes & sizes and are bringing them here for you. We have gotten together with other people that make things happen & are combining our forces to bring you an arts & music festival that will live on as the season opener of the Midwest. This is going to be so much fun!

    Tickets:
    Weekend Admission & Vending go on sale on Feb 1st.
    http://skyysburning.inticketing.com/events/

    Weekend Prices:
    Children 12 & under will be free as always
    Early Bird sales (Feb 1st - Feb 14th) $25.00
    Pre-Sales (Feb 15th - April 19th) $35.00
    Day of Event $45.00

    Day Passes:
    Friday $25.00
    Saturday $35.00
    (this is a special deal we are going to continue to try out as long as everyone cooperates. lol. regardless of the time you come in, Day Pass Holders are expected to packed up and leaving the grounds by noon the following day. no exceptions. parking will be by the concession.)

    3 band stages featuring jam, blues, rock, reggae, bluegrass, electro funk, alternative, electronic, acoustic, and dance, sponsored by Skyy's Burning Pro.
    Bands:
    Arpetrio; Aliver Hall; Brian Fortner; Boogie Matrix; Blue Caboose; Cathy Morris; Covert; Coy-Koi; Crawpuppies; Dell Zell; Dixon's Violin; Dusk till Dawn; Electric Jug Band; Elemental Groove Theory; Embryonic Fluid; Entropy; Fresh Hops; Flatland Harmony Experiment; Hayden Calling; Howard Lewis Lovins; Josh Hann; Kaleidoscope Jukebox; Lounge Sound System; Magnetic; Midwest State of Mind; Mikial Robertson; Modern Motion; New Findland Radicals; Pharaoh Loosey; Phoenix On The Fault Line; Pinn Panelle; Rich Hardesty Band; Scales; Shadyside Allstars; Skeetones; Solumun Grundy; The Blak Notes; The Plan; The Worlds Slowest Come Back; Traveling Broke & Out of Gas; Pressed In Black; Venice Gas House Trolley; Vertigo Jazz Project; When, If Not; Whip Cream Wars; Will Woodrow Project

    2 EDM stages featuring dubstep, drum n base, electro, breaks, trance, house, techno, hard style, and jungle, sponsored by Phd Pro

    Friday DJs:

    Saturday DJs:

    GoGo Antics by the Envy GoGo Girls
    The ENVY GOGO GIRLS or the "ENVIES" are not just GoGo Dancers, they are dedicated Stage Performers! Adorning the stages of Events featuring Artists from local favorites to Globally reknowned DJ's, the ENVIES guarantee a lip-smacking, head turning, show stopping, smokin' hot presentation, with an impact so FIERCE we make jaws drop like a sick bassline... cause we're mutha fuckin' BASS QUEENS!
    Feeding you HiGh OcTaNe ViSuAL DiStOrTiOn

    Electro Kittenz
    These lovely girls started out their adventure as EDM performers in June 2010 working underground at a small parties in Indianapolis. Now they want to take their passion and share their crazy wacky fun with all the other music lovers out there! This team feels the bass in their bodies (and their booties ;D) to keep the audience hyped! Electro Kittenz are out to tingle your senses! Electro Kittenz aren't just there to look good, but they'll enhance the visual dramatization of your stage! They're not just dancers, they're performers and entertainers.

    Workshops:

    • NORML presents: “different aspects of this weekend, the start of the 4/20 legend & more”
    • Environmental Workshops by Terry Kok.
    • Occupy Art Indy
    • Yoga- Alli & Darcy(aid)
    • Intermediate Poi- Elliott & Parker
    • Chakara Hoop- Darcy & Franki(aid)
    • Rope Dart-Grant
    • Double Staff-Elliott & Jessica(aid)
    • Puppyhammer-Harley
    • Juggling- Teo
    • Begging Poi- Vago & Teo
    • Fire Safety-Grant & Vago
    • Devil Stick- Cody & Darcy
    • Partner Poi- Cody, Darcy, Vago, & Jessica
    • Beginner Hoop- (either lynn, lindsey, or jessica)
    • Mini Hoops-(either lynn or jessica)
    • HoopDance-Lindsey
    • Basic Poi Geometry- Parker & Vago
    • Glove Lights- The Colors
    • Belly Dancing – Zhenna
    • Fire Safety Class
      Festival goers please note, this is a mandatory class you must take Fri or Sat night at 8pm to burn any toy at the Water Bowl. (We have the discretion to stop those not being safe or who are not ready at any time. This we do for your safety as well as our own. Thank you for understanding.)
    • Available Friday (6pm to 8pm) and Saturday (noon to 2pm and 6pm to 8pm)
      • Kandi Making
      • Hemp Knotting Workshop
      • Tie Dye Workshop

    Outdoor Art Gallery:
    As we love to do, we are having an outdoor art gallery. Voir Art de Fletcher will be sponsoring this years’ gallery. We will be showcasing artists from all over the midwest and several of our own local talents will be there! So come, listen, see, feel, touch & check out what our midwest artists have to offer!

    Festival/Venue Décor:
    Decor around the campgrounds will be done by Neural Patterns, Rays of Gnarly Sunshine, Angie Nauman Art and a handful of other local Midwest artists.

    Kid Korner:
    Activities for children of all ages are being organized & planned for this event. Activities will go on throughout the entire weekend for 3 hour periods of time. Those times will be posted closer to the event date.

    Life-Size Games:
    We have put together a small collection of games that can be played by yourself or a group of people just about anywhere. The fun thing about these games is that they are life size. So make sure to bring tennis shoes and be ready to get dirty with the rest of us!

    Media:
    Promotional artwork by Joy Hernandez
    Photography by Life of the Party Entertainment  and Lorie Parker Wade

    Stage Management:
    Groovy Stage – Sound by The Water Bowl, visuals by Asylum Productions, and décor by Neural Patterns
    Righteous Stage – Sound by Phd Pro
    Far Out Stage – Sound by Ty Steigmeyer Sound and visuals by Freakie Beatz
    Phd Pro Stage - Lights by Asylum Productions, and visuals by Jumbie Art

    Vendors:
    2 Bears Café; Bear Wear; Cave Baby Smokers; EVOlution Evident; Freakie Beats; Happy Earth Holistics; Illuminaughty Glow; Indyhoopers.com; Kaleidoscope Eyes; Kind Suds; Makeshift Clothing; MamaSun Gifts; Mama's Weiner Wagon; Matt's Doghouse; Mista Freshy; Northern Lights; Ragin Cajun Kitchen ; Rainbotique; Sew Knotty; Solspiration

    Sponsors/Supported by:
    Dance Safe; Freakie Beat Visuals; Funk You, Inc.; Hidden Relic; High Deff Productions; Hippie Home Town Bakery; Kaleidescope Eyes; Kind Suds; Indiana Norml; IndyHoopers; Janky, Inc; Miss Hailyn Hoops; Neural Patterns; Norml; Sativa Pro; The Hippie Seed; Unknown Pro; Vevo Productions
    For sponsorship info pls email mskyy@skyysburning.com

    Tags: yoga, workshops, trance music, techno music, rock music, reggae, poi, outdoor concerts, music festivals, jungle, juggling, jam rock, intelligent dance music, house music, gogo dancing, funk, festivals, exhibitions, environmentalism, electronic music, electronic dance music, electro music, education, dubstep, drumstep, drum and bass, dance music, dance, controllerism, children's events, breakbeat, blues, bluegrass, bellydancing, art festivals, alternative music, all-ages concerts, acoustic music
    Series: Come Together Arts & Music Fest
    Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/162511453838208/
    Link: https://muncieevents.com/event/1099
    Author: Graham Watson

May 3, 2012

Thursday

  • First Thursday Opening: 'De la MER et le CIEL - Of SEA & SKY' + 'The New Zealand Collection' 5:00pm to 8:00pm @ Gordy Fine Art & Framing Company 224 E. Main St. Muncie, IN
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    Artists through the ages have traveled to far-away places for inspiration and new views of the world. The two artists featured for the May exhibit at Gordy Fine Art will offer their individual views of France and New Zealand for Muncie gallery guests.

    Suzanne Lambert paints large, lush canvases of color and feeling. "De la MER et le CIEL - Of SEA & SKY" features swirls and dabs that dance together, then apart, with special sensitivity to light and rhythm.  In the painting “2 Shores 2 Souls,” one almost feels the golden light on each “shore,” with the central swirling sea of cold blue that divides them. Offers the painter, “I was inspired by a quote from Khalil Gibran, ”Love one another but make not a bond of love: let it rather be a moving sea between the shores of your souls.” Lambert maintains studios in Ohio and France, and makes regular visits to her family in Muncie.

    Jan McCune, recently retired art teacher, just returned from a 21 day trip through New Zealand. The prolific artist produces one-of-a-kind pendants in silver and copper, adding etched textures and interesting, sometimes rare, stones.  This exhibit will feature 21 new pendants inspired by the trip, including Maori motifs, such as carvings, tattoos, the spiral and fish hooks. Stones include amber and jade, which the artist learned to carve during her visit. Titled, “The New Zealand Collection,” each pendant may be viewed as a small format work of wearable art.

    A reception for the artists will be held First Thursday, May 3rd , 2012, from 5 to 8 PM at the downtown gallery. The public is encouraged to attend, and light refreshments will be served. The other downtown galleries will also be hosting exhibits, and there is no charge to attend.

    Each of the artists will give a short talk during the event. McCune will speak and answer questions beginning at 6 PM, followed by Lambert at 6:30. 

    Tags: travel, stone crafts, speakers, painting, new zealand, metalworking, metal etching, jewelry, france, exhibitions
    Link: https://muncieevents.com/event/1306
    Author: Braydee Euliss

Jun 7, 2012

Thursday

  • First Thursday Opening: Tom Spoerner with guest Chris Graham 5:00pm to 8:00pm @ Gordy Fine Art & Framing Company 224 E Main St.
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    Tom Spoerner spent twelve years as the Chair of the Ball State Art Department, where he encouraged scores of students in their artistic pursuits. He was active in art education work at both state and national levels and the recipient of numerous honors, including the Art Education Association of Indiana Distinguished Fellow award. He retired from academic life in 2002.

    “I started painting again in the summer of 2009,” Spoerner explains. While most of the professor’s works are hard-edge or abstract designs, he considers himself to be “old school” in both his approach and appreciation of art. “I am not concerned with super realism but want my paintings to look like something, have content, and be colorful. All of my paintings have a story behind them.”

    Working in both painting and photography, the professor has exhibited in national, regional and local exhibitions; however, this will be his first show in 34 years, which he titled, “Back to the Old School: Painting Again after a 34 Year Hiatus.” Brian and Genny Gordy were students of Spoerner as they pursued Masters Degrees in the early 1980’s.

    Gordy Fine Art and Framing provided its first art award at this year's Annual Student Show at Ball State. Arranged by their gallery director, Braydee Euliss, the award gave a student an exhibit of their work at the downtown gallery. Chris Graham was chosen by the juror to receive this award and will be showing in Gordy’s small front gallery during the month of June. Graham is fascinated with big cities, and most of his subject matter involves urban scenes. The new graduate has decided to move to Chicago, and this show, “The One of Many,” commemorates the big step he will be taking in this move. Graham works in woodblock, lithography, intaglio, and serigraphy to create the contemporary urban landscape.

    A reception for the artists will be held First Thursday, June 7th, 2012, from 5 to 8 PM at the downtown gallery. The public is encouraged to attend, and light refreshments will be served. Spoerner will speak about his work at 6 PM. There is no charge to attend.

    Gordy Fine Art & Framing Co. is located at 224 E. Main Street, next door to Muncie Civic Theatre. For more information, call 765-284-8422 or visit www.gordyframing.com. 

    Tags: speakers, printmaking, painting, exhibitions, acrylic painting
    Link: https://muncieevents.com/event/1395
    Author: Braydee Euliss
  • First Thursday at The Artist Within featuring paintings by Brett Volpp 5:00pm to 8:00pm @ The Artist Within 313 S. Walnut
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    "Free Range" an exhibit of acrylic and mixed media paintings by Brett Volpp will be the featured show through the month of June. Brett grew up in Muncie, attended Delta HS and received his BFA in Painting from Indiana University.  His work can be seen in various galleries in the Nashville, IN area.  This is his first exhibit in Muncie and we hope you can come meet him on First Thursday June 7th from 5-8pm

    Tags: acrylic painting, mixed media, exhibitions
    Link: https://muncieevents.com/event/1402
    Author: Bob Hartley

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  • First Thursday 5:00pm to 12:42pm @ Downtown
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    Gallery 308
    308 E Main

    Gallery 308 opens its Paperchaser 2013 exhibition with a free reception from 5 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, April 4.  The 4th annual show is a juried art show featuring the artworks of contemporary artists working in paper-based media. 

    Paperchaser 2013 will be juried by noted artist and gallerist Mark Bercier. Mark lives and works in New Orleans, Louisiana. He will be on hand to visit and talk with artists and visitors the night of the opening.

    Dave Franklin, Gallery 308 Board President, said, “More than $1,200 in cash awards will be announced at the Gallery opening on April 4 including the Best of Show winner. The Best of Show winner also receives a solo exhibition in 2014.” Local artist, Alfredo Marin Carle received Best of Show honors in 2012 for his self-portrait, “Introspection”. He along with Paperchaser first place winner Ryan Sparrow will have a show at Gallery 308 in October 2013. 

    Gallery visitors will have the chance to see more than 70 works-on-paper ranging from watercolor, to oils, to mixed media to 3-D. The exhibit will be on display through April 19.  The gallery’s new hours are Fridays 3-7pm and Saturdays from 12:30 – 5:00pm.  Admission is free. 

    The exhibit is made possible by funding from Art Mart, Lyle Mannweiler Photography and Indiana Public Radio.

    Gallery 308, which provides space for local and regional artists with monthly “First Thursday” exhibits, is in its 13th year as a nonprofit art gallery.  For more information about Paperchaser 2013 opening, contact sherry@jackscamera.com.

    Located at 308 East Main Street, Gallery 308 is a 501(c)(3) community art gallery which exists to provide exhibition space for artists, encourage innovative work and serve the community as a cultural and educational resource. Contributions to Gallery 308 are tax-deductible. To inquire about gallery hours, volunteer and donor opportunities, call 765-289-8575, or visit http://www.gallery308.org for information about upcoming exhibits.

     

    Gordy Fine Art & Framing Co.
    224 E Main

    What is drawing? This is the question posed by Ball State Art Professor, Scott Anderson, to  fellow faculty members. Their responses – 15, in total – are the basis of this exhibit. Explains Anderson, “I believe the most elegant and thorough answer to the question is:  Drawing is the act of making marks – mark making with many different purposes and outcomes. From traditional approaches and mediums to newer investigations, drawing remains the primary tributary to any art practice.” He continues, “Drawing is still the most direct, unfiltered and honest means to record the world around you and to express yourself.”

    While all of the artists have independent styles of creating, and use a wide range of mediums, they all “consider drawing to be an integral, if not essential, component of their art practice.”

    Printmakers draw their images before printing them, painters typically draw before painting and potters and sculptors sketch out the details of their pieces before forming or building begins. This universal starting point for each art creation reveals that “drawing remains the primary tributary to any art practice,” as Anderson claims.

    Anderson will give a talk about the exhibit at 6 PM during the opening reception on Thursday, April 4, 2013. Many of the other artists will attend the opening, and include Kim Anderson, Hannah Barnes, Brent Cole, Kevin Duffy, Robert Flory, Barbara Giorgio, David Hannon, Heidi Jensen, David Johnson, Sarojini Johnson, Mike Prater, Mary Ann Rahe, Tom Riesing, and Mark Sawrie. Light refreshments will be served and the public may visit between 5 and 8 PM.

    On the other side of Gordy’s space, another exhibit will open in the “Nook.” Caitlin Lynch is a recent honors graduate of the BSU Art Department who uses a variety of materials ranging from drawing and painting to performance and installation. Her work “often utilizes invented narratives and simple symbols to tell autobiographical, highly personal stories.” Lynch currently works at Open Door Art Studio in Columbus, Ohio, as an Art Facilitator and at the Columbus Museum of Art. She will speak about her work at 6:30 PM. 

    Gordy Fine Art & Framing Co. is located at 224 E. Main Street, next door to Muncie Civic Theatre.  For more information, call 765-284-8422 or visit http://www.gordyframing.com.

     

    Rose Court
    125 E Charles

    Sean Orlosky is an administrative assistant for a law office in downtown Muncie. In addition to doing freelance artwork, he also enjoys volunteering as an actor and voice-over artist for community theatre events in Muncie and Farmland, Indiana. Sean enjoys using bold color palettes and alternates between whimsical and dramatic subject matter in his artwork. He hopes that those seeing his exhibit of original works at the Rose Court see "something that makes them smile."

    Please join us for an evening with the artist.   In case you miss it, much of Sean's work will remain on display for the rest of the month of April in the central atrium of Rose Court.

    Tags: painting, exhibitions, drawing, watercolor, oil painting, mixed media
    Source: FirstThursday@theMuncieScene.com
    Link: https://muncieevents.com/event/1723
    Author: Graham Watson

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  • First Thursday 5:00pm to 8:00pm @ Downtown
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    Ages: 21+ in some locations
    Art by Holly Lay at The Heorot Art by Kelsey Selch at Rose Court Art by Sarah Fischer at Rose Court Art by Casey Parmerlee at The Fickle Peach Art by Becca Melbert at The Valhalla Room

    The Heorot (21+)
    219 S Walnut
    Adventitious Biography

    Holly Lay is a 2013 fine arts graduate of Ball State University where her focus was photography. Here are a few words from the artist about her exhibition, entitled "Adventitious Biography" at The Heorot:

    "The body of work I am displaying is a collection of pieces I have done throughout my entire artist career. It is in many ways a biography of what I have done, where I have come, and how far I am going. It is a collection of photography, mixed media, and painting. I have worked in many different media and want to display some of my favorite works from the past years and of recent. My most recent endeavor has been a collection of glitch photographs and video. I started this project with glitching some images of Marilyn Monroe I have obtained over time and scanned them to digital format. On the computer I then opened the image as a text document and inserted quotes by her, the end result was the images you see in this presentation. This was the beginning to my work with glitch. I also have included many photographs I have taken documenting my life and family life as well as digital manipulations of representations of things I collect or of myself. Another part of this show is the paintings I have done over a long period of time. Many being friends that I would dress up for a photo shoot and then paint them in the costume and extreme make up they were wearing. This show is a display of many different works from many different series I have or am still working on."

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    Rose Court
    125 E Charles
    Ball State School of Art Collection

    Rose Court is pleased to present an exhibition of drawings, paintings, and glass by student workers in the School of Art at Ball State University. Artists Adam Dick, Sarah Fischer, Alexa Litchfield, Megan Saylor, James Schwab, Kelsey Selch, and Claire Thomas will be displaying their work, coordinated by Assistant Professor Barbara Giorgio. Please join us in the Atrium at Rose Court from 5pm to 8pm Thursday, February 6th.

     

    The Fickle Peach (21+)
    117 E Charles
    Exercises in Space

    Casey Parmerlee writes about her exhibition: "I find very often in the art making process I correct myself over and over. Sometimes I correct multiple times in one painting, however most of the time corrections are most obviously seen over the course of several paintings. With each mark made comes a slew of questions ranging from examining what the next mark might be, where it might be in relation to the previous mark and in relation to where it falls on the canvas, what color, how thick or thin the paint might be, or if I need to paint over or move the previous mark. In making new work I am constantly trying to find solutions aesthetically to better articulate a message or an emotion to my viewer.

    "I have been very interested in spacial, geometric landscapes and over the past few years this has been some of my most popular work. Because of this I have really focused in on what I want the viewer to take away from my paintings.

    "I have chosen to refine my color pallet and work with non-traditional mediums on canvas such as charcoal, conte crayon, colored pencils, and using gesso as a medium instead of a ground and sizing as one might typically use it.

    "The overall look and feel of this work is more refined than my previous work of the same subject matter. This body of work tends to conjure feelings of grandness and sophistication with its rigid lines and frame work, but still feels organic and tied to nature. It is this balance of geometry with the organic that I find interesting."

     

    The Valhalla Room (21+)
    215 S Walnut
    Wo

    Becca Melbert is a senior at Ball State University studying drawing and planning to graduate in the spring with a fine arts degree. Here are a few words from Rebecca about her exhibition entitled 'Wo' at Valhalla: "As time goes on, I have become more aware of myself, where I fit in as I grow into a young adult. My work is about the areas of comfortable being and uncomfortable situations in their ties specifically with womanhood. My drawings explore this concept on an individual level. The drawings also deal with domesticity, youth, sexuality, and art history. Large format and gestural lines support the importance of process in my work. All though most the drawings are mixed media, charcoal is the foundation of all of each one. It is important to note that the women in my drawings are most frequently not real but are manifestations of myself as well as my imagination."

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    Tags: charcoal drawing, computer art, downtown, drawing, exhibitions, first thursday, glasswork, painting, photography
    Source: FirstThursday@theMuncieScene.com
    Link: https://muncieevents.com/event/2175
    Author: Graham Watson