Desert life.
goodbye Foundry Nights. It has been a delight and an honor to be a part of this. My last installation for you. <3
FOUNDRY NIGHTS #13
MAY 9TH AND 10TH (2 NIGHTS!)
8PM-til-LATE
835 Carleton Street Berkeley CA
$15
I hope I will see you there! The Foundry Nights official press release follows.
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FOUNDRY NIGHTS #13
WHY NOT LET NICE PEOPLE DO NICE THINGS?
The night will begin at 8PM with CINDER WEBSTER playing the musical saw and loopy electronics. Then DAVID TEMPLETON will take the stage with his one-man Fringe-bound show WRETCH LIKE ME followed by a solo from the illustrious and furtive GRAY PERFORMS. Turning our ears back to music we'll check out DAN PLONSEY's novel sounds in the NEW HELLS TRIO. Next REBECCA VASILLE will amuse and entertain us with her amazing dance skills, followed by KATE JORDAN and BRUNO AUGUSTO of Arts and Above dancing into an installation. Meanwhile WAYNE CHEN's huge-scale digital prints will display, opposite of ERIC NEWCOMBE's installation of nonsense, giant sexy pizza beds and an 8-foot blunt. MASHA LIFSHIN's intricate arrangements will grace our museum vitrines and tickle our brains. JESS TYLER will construct and deconstruct in paper mache and JOSHUA SORKIN will web-technology enable us to comment anonymously on the art as ANDRE CARTER braids ANDY FULLER's armpit hair all night long. BENJI FRIEDMAN and ANTHOS will sculpt the entryway to ensure patron amusement as they pass in and out of our threshold. To wrap it all up our favorite band MMMM DEEP FRIED will play a tight ass rock set followed by DJ COLIN CURTAIN dance-testing a new set for the J-tree Music Fest. All of this is gonna go down MAY 9TH AND 10TH at 835 CARLETON STREET in BERKELEY CA. This 21+ art party has our signature open bar with sommelier approved wines and endless free snacks. This experience is yours now for the low low price of $15. All proceeds go towards our noble unprofitable cause of throwing the most amazing art party that has ever existed... for the 13th time in a row. THAT IS WHY YOU SHOULD COME.
BE THERE IN REAL SPACE-TIME.
This video ran on select gas station screens in Santa Barbara as part of a public art exhibition curated by Professor Laurel Beckman.
The first video embedded below features the original sound, which was vetoed as too abrasive for public consumption. The second video is the version that ran.
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