Circuit: ART DANCE MUSIC @ Area 404 - June 26 & 27

Circuit
ART
DANCE
MUSIC

Friday, June 26th &
Saturday June 27th, 2009

Doors open at 7:30pm
$15

DANCE

Liquid Measure, a new dance work by Baltimore Dance Project choreographer Carol Hess, one of "the most exciting choreographers in Baltimore." Dancers Rebecca Dyson and Franki Trout perform up close with unexpected, precise and provocative movement derived from early systems that used parts of the body as measuring instruments.

Rd E3 is a movement installation influenced by the texture and architecture of AREA 405. Lauren Withhart, along with Betty Skeen, use improvisation and perspective to shift the space.

In negotiations with space, time, and manners, dancers attempt to find means of expression and connection with each other in Quad Ruled, by Renée Brozic Barger. The navigation of formal interaction is revealed before the audience in this site-specific work of formulas, congruence and variation. Quad Ruled is danced by the choreographer and Nicole McClam, Graham Pitts, Stephanie Yezek. Dance performed on Friday night only.

MUSIC

J.S. Bach, Marian April Glebes, Timothy Nohe, and Nick Prevas.

ART

Nick Prevas, Nicole Shiflet and Matt Sterling

CURATOR: Timothy Nohe

PHOTOS: Lindsey Vait

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This event continues Area 405's commitment to produce and promote arts and cultural programming in Baltimore's Station North Arts and Entertainment District.

Area 405 is handicapped accessible.

"Lessons Learned" Premiere July 10 @ Creative Alliance

Lessons Learned Premiere
       
Host: Kalima Young and Aj Hyde
Start Time: Friday, July 10 at 8:00pm
End Time: Friday, July 10 at 11:00pm
Where: Creative Alliance at the Patterson

"The Girls Inside" Debuts at the Capital Fringe Festival

The Girls Inside Debuts at the Capital Fringe Festival

Four Teenage Girls. All Incarcerated.

What: The Girls Inside

Who: Starring Adena Goode, Jo Higbee, Ayanna Hardy, Zurin Villanueva, Anastasia Stewart, and Adriene Brathwaite

Directed by Anastasia Wilson
Stage Manager is Solomon HaileSelassie
Produced and Written by Leayne Freeman

When:Sunday, July 12th at 3:15pm
Thursday, July 16th at 5:15pm
Friday, July 17th at 8:45pm
Sunday, July 19th at Noon
Saturday, July 25th at 3:15pm

Where: The Bodega - at The Trading Post
1013 7th Street NW
Washington, DC 20001
Take the red, green, or yellow line to Gallery Place - Chinatown and walk two blocks north.

Tickets: Tickets cost $15.00 and can be bought online at http://www.capfringe.org/

The Girls Inside Publicist: Krista McKim, (310) 562-1362, PRthegirlsinside@gmail.com

Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower Open Studio Day on JULY 2 5-9 PM

Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower Open Studio Day on JULY 2 FROM 5-9PM

Everyone is invited to Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower Open Studio Day on First Thursdays to see talented local artists as they showcase one-of-a-kind artwork. On Thursday, July 2 from 5-9pm, guests can visit artists’ studios, purchase pieces of art or take a tour of the historic tower. There will be original paintings, drawings, photographs, sculptures and more, available for purchase. Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower, located at 21 S. Eutaw Street is a facility managed by Mayor Sheila Dixon and the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts.

Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower has graced the skylines of Baltimore for 98 years. Today, it houses visual and literary artists. This month’s artists include Najwa Al-amin (oil & acrylic), Milton Allette (acrylic), Barbara Bryan (playwright), Linda Day-Clark (digital photography), Lauren DeMarsh (oil & acrylic), Martha Dougherty (watercolor), John David Ehlers, Jr. (oil, acrylic, & charcoal), Brian Glazer Gerber (oil & acrylic), Keith Haller (oil, acrylic and watercolor), Kevin Haller (oil, acrylic & watercolor), Cynthia S. Padgett (oils & pastels), Yvonne Thomas (photography), Patricia Truitt (oil & acrylic) and James Williams (oil).



UPCOMING OPEN STUDIO DAY

Thursday, July 2 from 5-9pm

Thursday, August 6 from 5-9pm

Thursday, September 3 from 5-9pm

Saturday, October 17 from 1-5pm

Saturday, November 7 from 1-5pm

Saturday, December 5 from 1-5pm



This historic structure, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was modeled after the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, Italy. The Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower was completed in 1911 and was the tallest building in Baltimore at the time. It has been a Baltimore landmark ever since. The tower was built by Captain Isaac Emerson, the inventor of the headache remedy Bromo Seltzer. The most interesting feature is the still-functioning tower clock, the face of which displays the word Bromo Seltzer instead of numbers. Each of the clocks’ faces measure 24 feet in diameter, one foot larger than the clock faces on London’s Big Ben. The famous clock atop the tower holds its own separate historic registration.

For information on the Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower, call 410-752-8632 or visit www.bromoseltzerartstower.com.