[atlantaprog] [eyedrum-announcement-list] June 12th - 21st

Eyedrum events: June 12th  - 21st, 2008 
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Thurs, June 12, 8 PM, $5
The best in skater-made short films. 

Fri, June 13, 9 PM, $7
Neo-zeuhl, free-grind, no-wave fury! 

Sat, June 14, 7 PM, Free
Closing reception for ROOTS and CULTURE

Mon, June 16, 9 PM, $TBA
Existential drone, layers, alternate realities...

Wed, June 18, 9:45 PM
Cracked out dance music. Party with your pants off! 
Note: Melted Men cancelled 

Thurs, June 19, 9 PM,  $7
Help raise money for our friends at 11:11 as they deal with their recent unpleasantness. 

Fri, June 20, 8 PM, Free
Over 100 collaborative works from Atlanta's creative community. 

Also on this date:
Donate, buy, sell, trade.

Sat, June 21, 7 PM, Free
Covers, photos, graphics and articles from Atlanta’s underground paper of the 60s and 70s.

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In the Galleries: (click on the link for more info)

Gallery Hours:  Normally Friday 3 - 8:00pm, Saturday and Sunday 1 – 6:00pm

In the Front & Back Galleries (Saturday & Sunday only):

Covers, photos, graphics and articles from The Great Speckled Bird, Atlanta’s underground paper of the 60s and 70s.

In the Small Gallery:

Artists in Residence International, Inc. presents 

AIRI is honored to present Scènes de Genre, a series of large-scale photographs by French born artist and educator Bastien Desfriches Doria. Bastien is the recipient of the 2007 AIRI Artist-in-Residence Award, a 3-week residency stay and exhibition in Atlanta. This show will be the first installment of his newest series of photographs, featuring work shot at various locations throughout the metro area during his residency. 

Batien's prior series of large-scale photographic portraits, titled Mammal Thoughts, was featured in the recent TransATLantic 2007: sensibility, seduction & self-reflection exhibition at Eyedrum last December. In Scènes de Genre, he continues to explore bodily identity and philosophical self-reflection, while shifting his focus from a cogitative perspective to a collective focus of mediative mass-reflection. 

Through June 21


Eyedrum’s programming is supported in part by the City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs and by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners under the guidance of the Fulton County Arts Council.

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