Thursday, June 3, 2010

FRI & SAT: ArtD Gallery & Studios & '2720' exhibit reception event

ArtD Gallery and Studios together with '2720' presents...
Large and Still in Charge

Two Night Opening Reception
Friday June 4, 2010 & Saturday June 5, 2010
7 – 11 pm


ArtDimensions' Flax Gallery brings you Flax’s first exhibit at the 2720 location.

The Flax Gallery is a concept gallery which celebrates women in the arts. All artwork will be by or about women. “Large and Still In Charge” is a sequel exhibition to the last exhibit called “Large and in Charge”.  The Flax Gallery is excited to host its first event at the new location. The ArtDimensions Gallery is located on the 2nd floor of 2720 Cherokee Street.  The building is shared with the venue, “2720”, on the first floor where there is a large stage for live music and performance art and a full service bar.   

Opening Reception Schedule
Friday, June 4 doors open at 7pm, enjoy live music on the first floor by:
The Good Pyramid, Abstracked and Farout, Z.A.P.
Meet artists from the exhibit, "Large and Still In Charge" on the second floor. There will be performances by Slightly Askew Theater Ensemble throughout the event.
Suggested Donation $7.  Donations will be discounted from art purchases during the opening.

Saturday June 4th  noon – 4pm free gallery hours.
                                7-11pm, enjoy live music on the first floor by:
dLAS and The Pimps of Joytime.  Meet artists from the exhibit.  Enjoy samples from local restaurants.
Suggested Donation $7.


Large and Still in Charge closes Saturday July 3, 2010.

ArtD Gallery & Studios will be open during these hours:
Friday & Saturdays, noon-4pm
And during all Loyal Family Events throughout the month of June or by appointment.

LIVE in the Gallery...
Slightly Askew Theater Ensemble :  Hamletmachine
Wednesdays-Saturdays, June 9-26 at 7:30 PM at
Featuring: Adam Elkana-Hale, Johanna Elkana-Hale, William Rauch, Rachel Tibbetts, Kimberly C. Weller Directed by Ellie Schwetye; Choreography by Sarajane Alverson. The plays of Heiner Muller are as dense as they are brief - shell fragments fired into our collective psyche.  What Mueller does is boil down a universally recognizable story to its skeleton.  Of his vast body of work, Hamletmachine is probably Mueller's most recognizable, and possibly the least accessible. Slightly Askew Theatre Ensemble will transform Mueller's dark Hamletmachine text into a circus-like music video that both celebrates and challenges traditional theatre forms, using the best elements of pop culture to take the mystique out of the text, and make it accessible. The spectator may recognize the farce behind the so-called despair of the intellectual: Hamlet is a clown; Ophelia is a Lady Gaga. 

COMING UP
The exhibition in September will be “Seeing Green”, all works featured will celebrate sustainability. In addition to the exhibition and in collaboration with EarthDance Farms, there will be a Saturday Afternoon neighborhood farmers Market.

ArtDimensions, a 501(c)-3 nonprofit arts organization, has been working hard for the past 10 years to unite St. Louis artists and art appreciators at events like this one.  Please support the arts!                           

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