Kristen Anchor

Sat Mar 12
Moveable Feets Dance Party
Fundraiser for Moveable Feast

Metro Gallery
1700 N. Charles St, Baltimore
8pm, $12-20 suggested donation

Music: Swingin Swamis’, The Firecrackers, The Degenerettes, & DJ John Eaton

Dance contest celebrity judges:
Laure Drogoul, Sculptor, artist and cultural provocateur supreme
Bret McCabe, Baltimore City Paper Arts Editor
Flo Shizzle, Junkyard Dolls/Charm City Roller Girls bruiser

Dance party & unconventional dance contest including categories like Most Disaffected Observer, Most Disgustingly Cute Couple, and Most Inventive Dance Move with celebrity judges (who you are encouraged to bribe…for a good cause), sparkly outfits, live music and more! Support Team BikeCurious who will bike 140 miles in 2 days for 1 awesome organization that has been providing sound, nutritious meals for Marylanders with HIV, AIDS and breast cancer for over 20 years.

Here’s video from last year!

www.mfeast.org

rock n roll:
The Degenerettes
Near East Family
Squaaks

video:
Brinson Renda
Near East Family
Kristen Anchor

Wed Nov 24 (the night before Thanksgiving)
9pm, $8
METRO GALLERY
1700 N Charles

Shot 10.17.10
with two Kodak Zi8 Pocket Cameras
requires blue/red anaglyph 3d glasses

free!
food. art. beer.

come by, check out our studios, catch up, eat and drink!

Hope Against Hope
Exhibition Dates: October 8 – December 4
Curated by: Michael Benevento + Andrew Shenker
Curatorial Advisor: Angel Oloshove

Opening Reception October 8, 6-10PM, Cash Bar
Live performance by Laure Drogoul, Dustin Wong, and H. Honne Wells

Phoenix Shot Tower
corner of Fayette and Front (near President st, end of I-83)

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From the theft of fire [by Prometheus], to contamination through water [Leviticus]; echoing the home of invention and the cornerstone laying by Charles Carroll of Carrollton; a commercial enterprise dissolves the myth of bullets and opens onto hope as poison at the bottom of Pandora’s box.

Scattering the fragments of history to the sound of falling water, this once tallest building in the US becomes a site of modest explorations and play.

Featuring site specific performances, video, drawing, installation, food, and lectures.

Adrian Lohmüller, Anthony Boening, Dane Nester, Dustin Carlson, Dustin Wong, Elizabeth McTernan, Eric Leshinsky, Fred Scharmen, Gram Coreil-Allen, H. Honne Wells, Heda Hokschirr, Jan Razauskas, John Ellsberry, Jordan Bernier, Julianne Hamilton, Kathleen Mazurek, Kristen Anchor, Laure Drogoul, Lee Freeman, Lou Joseph, Marian Glebes, Patrick Caulfield, Mike Washington, Ms. Nagle’s March Middle School Class, Robby Rackleff, Ryan von Dohlen, Sometimes Dining, Stewart Watson, Susie Brandt, Teddy Johnson, and Tim Doherty.