Eyedrum Art & Music Gallery

The incomparable SaraGregory @eyedrum @makeshiftcircus @unraveledartists today

Jaap Blonk (at Eyedrum Art & Music Gallery)

Tonight! Starts at 9, $7

Tonight: The Few, Homme, Chelsea Dunn & Ben Shirley starts at 9, $7

Terminus Ensemble playing "the smallest becomes the tallest" by @1980okok

One of the scores in tonight's graphic scores concert, to be played twice alongside Cody Brookshire's Omega. 8pm / donations

@eyedrum: Tonight: Lysol, Beta Boys, Uniform, Prowler $7/9pm

Anticipation, the 1st set at 88 Forsyth

We're doing our first show at 88 Forsyth St. tomorrow with Clay Rendering (Wolf Eyes, Hair Police), Lussuria, Dual Action, Twins, and Anticipation.

http://www.pd.org/~eyedrum/calendar/eventdisplay.php?id=4511

Eyedrum Art & Music Gallery is pleased to announce that it will present Zalop: Illusory Correspondence Art, to open February 15, 2014 and run through March 16, 2014. The show will comprise a wide range of styles and media. The curator will consider old, new, Fluxus, Asemic, MailArt, performance scores/art, add-and-pass sheets, stamp sheets, videos, postcards, copy/xerox art, objects: found/sculptural/etc..., collage, mixed media, installation, and audio files. Although there are no size or media restrictions, please thoroughly specify media, dimensions/time details, technical needs (such as electricity) and any other information pertinent to the display of your work(s). Only original work that has not been previously shown or presented will be considered.  Entries must be postmarked by January 17, 2014 and must be received byFebruary 1, 2014. Artists, please include your name, title, medium, website and email address with your work. Artists submitting perishable entries should notify Eyedrum of intent to submit by the deadline, including complete information on the work, but the work itself should arrive at the gallery between February 3 and 10, 2014. Proposals/scripts for performance or process-based/decomposition/ non-mailable/time-sensitive work may be sent immediately. Proposals and completed work should be mailed to the address below. All submissions will be archived online.  Curated by Michael Orr, an Atlanta based artist, who has been active in the MailArt network since 2008. Since this time, he's anonymously been sending pieces to creatives around the world using the name "Pone". Locally, he has worked in different capacities with Emory University, Creative Circus, and Art Institute of Atlanta.  [email protected] Attn: Andy Imm Eyedrum Art & Music Gallery 115 MLK Jr. Suite 225. Atlanta, GA 30303 _____________ http://eyedrum.org/ *Promotional Image created by and used with the permission of Cheryl Penn.

Landing put out Wave Lair earlier this year.

Paige Adair is an artist living and working in Atlanta, GA. This is her first solo show in Atlanta and the first solo show presented by Eyedrum at the new location. ------------------------------------------------- Her Artist Statement: I am interested in the structure of narratives. Narratives have the power to transform any character, setting or action. I gravitate towards this act of transformation in storytelling. The moment when the damsel is transformed into an animal, when the protagonist is on a quest, or when the antagonist harms another are points of departure for my work. I like to isolate and examine these moments and the way the spread and alter received wisdoms. Illustrated animals, taxidermy specimens, and renaissance paintings are all source material used to build my fragmented narratives. The worlds I develop tend to be a dark, complex but humorous place. This body of work is based on three Grimm’s fairy tales with a common theme of transformation and supernatural acts of birds. Bits and pieces of the tales are pulled apart as if they were artifacts from the tales. A set of interiors explore the role of the femininity in relation to ownership and spaces. I compare the regulatory masculinity of architecture with the welcoming femininity of interiors. Dark undertones are laced with feathers and girly details to create a portal to view fantasy worlds that parallel our own. More at www.paigeadairartist.com. ------------------------------------------------- Gallery hours are 9:30 - 5:30 Monday through Friday and 1-5 on Saturday and Sunday. An artist talk will be held on Sunday August 25th, 2013 at 2 pm, and The Feather Bird closing will be a film screening on September 6th 2013 at 8pm.

Landing are headlining on Friday, following the opening. Check out "Spiral Arms" live at 1794 Meetinghouse

The Feather Bird opens Friday, 6pm - 9:30pm.

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