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4,000 works of functional and sculptural kiln fired art from 58 Georgia artists will be on display. Most of the work will be available for purchase. And, in addition to supporting local artists, a share of the proceeds support the community work of Macon Arts. Several classes, workshops and other events will be offered at Macon Arts this month in addition to the gallery exhibit. Macon Arts
Atlanta Dogwood Festival 2009 — April 17-19, 2009 Back in Piedmont park… right where it belongs Over 250 artists, an assortment of musicians from different genres, festival food and beer!! What more do you need?? Stuff for the kids? Yep. Stuff for dogs?? No… except for the Dog Disc Exhibition, but that’s for exhibition dogs ONLY! The general public will not be allowed to bring their pets into the park. So, if you plan to visit the park this weekend… leave your pet at home. ( The Off Leash Dog Park area will be open during the festival. But, access will be via the Park Drive entrance only!! ) Dogwood Festival — April 17 – 19, 2009 For parking details, directions and other information: dogwood.org
Take a sneak peek at the set design for “The Mystery of Irma Vep” by clicking on the sketch above! (Set Design by Axis Studio Design) The Mystery of Irma Vep will first hit the stage at Shakespeare Tavern on June 4 & 5 for two preview performances. And, opening night will be June 6, 2009. Charles Ludlum’s penny dreadful Starring: Jeff McKerley and Dolph Amick This campy satire in two acts pokes fun at Victorian melodrama, early suspense/horror films, and other film genres. Alfred Hitchcock’s film Rebecca is one of the play’s targets. The name Irma Vep (an anagram of vampire) was first used in a series of silent films from 1915-1916. Ten episodes were created. Each episode runs approximately 40 minutes, totalling close to 6 1/2 hours of film.
Irma Vep was played by Jeanne Roques using the stage name Musidora.
This poster (shown above) was plastered to Paris walls in November of 1915 to create a buzz for the film’s opening.
Wine Enthusiast will be sponsoring an evening of wine, spirits and music paired with tastings from some of Atlanta’s top restaurants. Over 500 wines, spirits and signature dishes will be available for the tasting! When — April 16, 2009 Where — Georgia Aquarium Cost — VIP Tasting @ 5pm — $150 per person or Grand Tasting 7-10pm — $75 per person For information on participating restaurants and wine & spirits vendors AND to check for availability — click here!
Check out the gallery’s online exhibits at BarbaraArcher.Com Barbara Archer Gallery
When — April 15, 2009 @ 8:00pm Where — eyedrum Cost — $15 per person eyedrum |
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