A celebration of beautiful, smart, sexy, surprising, titillating and artful independent films with erotic themes. The festival is to showcase film and video by independent artists, especially cinema oriented toward women, queers, kinky folk, people of color, people with disabilities, and ones with nonmainstream sexualities. Friday's slate is titled 'Queer as F**k.'
The festival's second evening of programming is titled 'Passion & Pleasures.'
The festival's final evening of programming is titled 'Kink-o-matic.' Happy Valentine's!
On the heels of Miami's vastly debaucherously insane annual international noise conference comes this: 20 or so racketous, blistering noise acts in four hours. Slated to perform are acts including Drums Like Machine Guns, Mincemeat or Tenspeed, Gashy, Pony Bones, and Cornelius F. Van Strafrin III.
The New Public Place: Art on the Beltline - Link
Atlanta Beltline, Inc., has posted a Call for Proposals seeking temporary works of public art in all media for exhibition this summer. Selected artists will be awarded stipends/materials costs. This workshop will introduce the call and answer questions about the program.
CINEMA: Thur, Feb 18, 8 PM, $5
A rare screening of Kagel's film 'Two-Man Orchestra.' Musician as actor, composer as filmmaker, film as concert - the works of Mauricio Kagel constantly upend conventions and expectations.
Bang! Arts Management and Promotions launches itself into the businessphere while raising funds for Eyedrum.
Performances include Mario Schambon (The Selmanaires), Sadie Hawkins (Blast off Burlesque) and Deisha Oliver (cellist) in an improvisational aerialist musical act; Jacosa and Kasumi Kato on trapeze and silk, respectively; and the Avant-Indie Americana musical stylings of Duncan Idaho (Atlanta), Aaron Whitehosue (Atlanta), Megan Jean & The KFB (Charleston), and The Mighty Bison (Canton), among others.
In the Main Gallery: 'The Boxes Project,' new works by Chung 'Fanky' Chak. In the Small Gallery: 'Instrumentalities,' new assemblages by Ayed Hallim.
Ear Ball T-shirts are still available: email eyedrum.earball@gmail.com for more info.
Eyedrum's programming is supported in part by the City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs.
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