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eptemberpeningsirst Friday September 2el Andrewspril and George Wine Bar and Galleryhrough September 30arriott Littlehere’s Something About Redrtspacepfront Galleryeptember 2 - October 1, 2005ed is the most symbolic of all colors. Itmparts more emotional sensations thanny other hue. The tension, tactility, andurbulence in these paintings perhapsill inspire some of the same in theiewer.manda Michelettoegional Emerging Artist Residencyxhibitionrtspaceobbyag Lunch Art Talkednesday, September 28, 12:30pm,ducation Roomhrough October 2n exhibition of visual art and fiber frommanda Micheletto who spent the lasteven months working in Studio 106s part of the Regional Emerging Artistesidency program. She incorporatesbjects such as hair, toothpicks, skewersnd matches, into weavings that are bothesthetically pleasing and interestingnvestigations of our shared humannvironment.ew Workulia Elsasranch Gallery, Carrboroolor Meets Lineeter Milneesignboxhrough Sept. 30thsing acrylics and charcoal, Peter Milnearves out architectural space to giveome to wonderfully playful figures. Inis own words: “Reality has to be chewedver and spit out pleasantly.” A longimefurniture designer in central Northarolina, Milne cherishes craftsmanshipithout worrying about labels likebstract or realistic.ake That Backndrew Bellootini Galleryhrough September 30riginal art, books, tees and toys fromcclaimed Nickelodeon and Marvelllustrator Andrew Bell. For almost 3traight years, he has been drawingmonster-a-day at his illustrationroject website called “Creatures in Myead” which is the inspiration for hisimited vinyl figures. This stuff is cool, yeronna wanna see it.eptember 11att Sesowarrots and Sticks: bunnies and bullies16artmonth of artthrough November 12.Reception Sunday, September 11,2-5pmThis is a super creepy and reallyawesome exhibit of oil paintings from aself-taught painter who, despite havinghis work extensively shown and writtenabout, has little interest in becoming partof the art network. Sesow’s paintingshave been called “Crude!” “Unfinished!”“Aberrant!” – and Brutarian Magazinesays, “the boulevardier may jeer, but itmay well be that Matt’s approach resultsin a creative range beyond the normalcompass of our responses . . .Perhapsnot, nevertheless, Mr. Sesow has createda fascinating body of work “ A must seeshow.September 15 thMary Haggerty and Lisa CookDurham Arts CouncilAllenton and Semans GalleriesThough October 23 rdHaggerty’s super real black and whitenarrative photographs document smalltown America while Cook works withclassically realistic oil paintings.September 30 thCary Art LoopDowntown CaryOkay, it’s family friendly art, but it’salso Cary, so that’s what we’d expect.Nonetheless this monthly exhibitionof the Triangles Arts & Culture in localbusinesses will be bring welcome bitlaunch date will be special becauseCary Visual Art will be having their 2ndAnnual Sculpture Crawl.OngoingMeagan Chaney and Megan MarshallEmerging ArtistsGlance GalleryThrough September 14th.Chaney specializes in fused glass andInsanity by Matt Sesow is part of the Carrots and Sticks: Bunnies andBullies show at Rebus WorksSee work from Andrew Bell’s Creatures in My Head series atWootini Gallery in Carrborosculpture— combining brightly coloredglass creations with wire and metal, hertiny masterpieces-as well as the faint,colored reflections they cast-reveal bothdepth and movement. Marshall producesdelicate mixed media and encausticpieces that immediately draw the eyeto her sense of line and composition.She often uses recurring symbols andeveryday objects both within a singlepiece and throughout her body of work.These are two of the most talentedemerging artists in the triangle.Window to the HumanitiesLightscapesVarious ArtistsAckland Museum of Art, UNC CampusThe Science and Art of Lighting theLandscapeThrough November 27Paintings and installations exploring theways light in nature follows physical laws.Very cool, and of course, educational.Digitals Ex VotosTom ChambersArtspace / Gallery 2through October 27 thDigital photomontages of children andanimals that create surrealist landscapes.Megan Chaney and Megan MarshalGlance GalleryAthrough September 15 thChancey creates fused glass andsculpture, while Marshall has 2-d worksof mixed media and encaustic.Three Sides To A Sheet of PaperGroup ShowAckland Museum of ArtThrough November 13andTradition and BeyondBillie Ruth SudduthAsheville Museum of ArtThrough October 30 thNamed North Carolina Living Treasurein 1997 this Western NC basket makerhas based a weaving technique on theNature Sequence, also called FibonacciNumbers.See if you can figure the sequence out:It goes 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144... This sequence evidentially gives aninfinite number of patterns to designfrom. These baskets as well as others areon display.The Sights of WarGroup ShowThe Light Factory (Charlotte, NC)through October 13 thRecent global conflicts explored fromthe perspective of 9 artists throughphotography and video installation,including Bill Viola.Portraits from the Golden Age of jazzGroup ShowNorth Carolina Central UniversityMuseum of Artthrough October 10 thWar In Shadows in LightChris HondrosNorth Carolina State UniversityGallery of Art and Designthrough October 6 thHondros is a world famousphotojournalist who was nominatedfor a Pulitzer Prize for his coverageof the Liberian Civil War. Now he isdocumenting the ongoing war inIraq. This exhibit showcases his recentefforts—see Hondros’ feature in theSeptember issue for more details andimages from the show.Homegrown: SoutheastGroup ShowSoutheastern Center ForContemporary ArtThrough September 30 thFeaturing work by Raleigh’s own TeamLump!Around About AbstractionIngrid Calame, Andrew Masullo,Yunshe Min, Carrie Moyer, DavidMoffet and Tam Van TranWeatherspoon Museum of ArtThrough October 2 ndExplores different forms of this variedgenre of painting.
hursday 1at’s Cradle Who’s Badocal 506 Bowman w/ Mike Borgia, Hot Vegas,he Starrsriday 2at’s Cradle DeMilo With Arms w/ The Neversincoln Theatre Bloodwritten w/ Mortufairy,reatures Of Habitortufairy, I am proud to announce that you arehe recipient of this month’s best/worst bandame award. Congratulations. You can pick upour award at Flex!ocal 506 Ephemeral Sun w/ Farpoint, Nationalolographicpen Eye Café Rebecca Loebeetlands Koufax w/ Fashion Designvertly political bands tend to weigh prettyeavily after a few songs, but Koufax’s Hard Timesre In Fashion is subtle enough to stave off theensation of having a zealot screaming in yourar with a bullhorn. The album sways from gentleop to edgy dance/rock with the sort of easehat should provide for a great show.aturday 3at’s Cradle The Urban Sophisticatesings Raleigh Rumble - all day motorcycle & rockhow. 11 am til 2 am. Cycles in parking lot, rockn stage. Bands start at 6 and include: morbidamblers, skull buckle, the know, the trousers,lectric sunshine, chrome-plated apostlesincoln Theatre Chatham County Line w/ Micarrisonocal 506 Indie Rock Karaoke, Smoke Or Firepen Eye Café Jenelleunday 4ings Neu Romance w/ Rhythm Childhythm Child is one undeniable force in thelubs these days. The trio’slend of soul funk stylings delivered with a laidack demeanor insure thathis Sunday will be in the name of steppin. I’veeard them segue “Hypnotize” by Biggie Smallsnto “Just like Heaven” by the Cure. No Joke.onday 5ings Family Guy Nightocal 506 American Aquarium w/ Sweatereatherightlight Davenport w/ Skatersuesday 6ings Movie Night: The Hidden Fortresscknowledged as a primary influence on Georgeucas’ Star Wars,he Hidden Fortress delivers Akira Kurosawa’snimitably deft blend of wry humor,reathtaking action and humanist compassionn an epic scale.ocal 506 Dallas Wayneightlight Dynamite Club w/ In The Year Of Theig, Rockets & Mortarednesday 7arolina Theatre Aminafter playing on the last two Sigur Ros albumsAgaetis Byrjun and their untitled album),he Album Leaf record “In a Safe Place” andhe Efterklang album “Tripper”, the womenf Amina have created some beautiful andmonth of musicLocal 506 hosts Four Tet onSaturday, September 17 thBarbez gets weird at the WetlandsMonday, September 12 thShooter Jennings appears at theLincoln Theater September 16thengaging music of their own. Their new ep,titled AminaminA, released on the new Worker’sInstitute label allows the world to get a taste ofwhat has been brewing in their heads over thelast few years.Open Eye Café Chris WimberleyThursday 8Cat’s Cradle Boxbomb w/ House Of FoolsKings Hatchetfest opening night w/ Patty HurstShifter, Scott Biram & Hearts and Daggers – seethe centerfold in this issue for more info.Local 506 Akron/Family w/ The Prayers & TearsOf Arthur Digby Sellers, Kapow! MusicFriday 9Cat’s Cradle Spencer Acuff w/ Pico vs. IslandTrees, Billy SugarfixKings Hatchetfest with Strange, Pyramid,Dynamite Brothers, Circle, UrdogLincoln Theatre Prepetual GrooveLocal 506 Totimoshi w/ CaltropNightlight AutocadeOpen Eye Café Jesse PayneWetlands WXYC’s Annual Early 80’s DanceSaturday 10Cat’s Cradle No Depression 10 Year Anniversarywith Two Dollar Pistols w/ Tres Chicas, ChrisStamey, Sally SpringKings Hatchetfest featuring A Rooster For TheMasses, Flying Fatal Guillotines, Esquimaux,Awesome New RepublicLocal 506 Angie AparoNightlight Virgo B-day/Noise Violation PartyWetlands Mowing Lawns w/ Cantwell, Gomez &Jordan, Dc NahmSunday 11Cat’s Cradle Between The Buried And Me w/Giant, Red Orchestra RadioKings Second Sunday Documentary Series (4-9)and Neu Romance (9-2)FIGHT BIG MEDIA presents the first event in theirSecond Sunday Series,a program of monthly documentary films thatreveal mass media’s distortion and eliminationof real news and facts to serve the interests ofthe government and wealthy powerful minorityin this country, at the expense of the public theyare meant to serve, going against the needs andeven the expressed interests of ordinary people.Lincoln Theatre One Way Glass w/ Playin Jo Jo,Ragged GloryLocal 506 The Life & Times w/ Octopus ProjectNightlight Jascha Ephraim w/ YayhoorayWetlands Hockey Night w/ The BalanceMonday 12Local 506 Rick Monroe w/ Taylor HollingsworthNightlight Trivia NightWetlands Killer Filler w/ Barbez, Jaguaro & DJTurbanatorNY’s Barbez are a self described mix of passion,weirdness and a hauntingSlavic voice, soaring theremin, uncanny palmpilot, and killer marimba,vibes, guitar, bass, drums. To me, they sound likesomething Michael Giraand the Young God heads would drool over.music17
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