1am — Saturday November 18 (technically early Sunday morning. . .)
- WHERE:The Living Room, 154 Ludlow, between Stanton and Rivington
- COST:FREE
- SUMMARY:”The Selfsame is the brainchild of Pete Moses, former singer of of the luminary colorado post rock band The Fifth Utility. Reborn in Brookly, Moses’ The Selfsame is a solo project on a most unusually epic scale. The music draws its strength from the tension between it’s stark organic elements (guitar, piano, & voice) & its hyperbolical, frenetic synthetic, computer generated drum, & bass parts. on stage as well as on the soon-to-be-released debut album ‘in the neat handwriting of the illiterate’, all of the madness, the entire wall of crumbling sound, emanates from just one man & his toys… all while a mesmerizing onslaught of stroboscopic, synchronized light & images are painted across the canvas.”
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10pm — Saturday November 18
- WHERE:Gypsy Tea, 33 W 24 St, bet 5th/6th Ave
- COST:$15 at door, or $10 with RSVP (mention UNCOOLKIDS)
- SUMMARY:”Don your best red dancing clothes and warm up the way we used to back in the USSR–with the kind of drinks that can ice a freezer, and spicy-hot company that’ll steam the place like a Russian sauna.”
Featuring SV Vodka Open Bar from 10PM - 11PM, DJ Poodlecannon spins russo-gypsy-ethno mesh all night and surprise special show (our money is on dancing bears)
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9pm — Saturday November 18
- WHERE:The Syrup Room, 100 Ingraham Street between Knickerbocker and Porter, Brooklyn
- COST:$10
- SUMMARY:”Big Apple Burlesque’s Largest Speakeasy Yet! Dont forget to tell em’ AL SENT YA. (its the secret password)
BAB’s very own tribute to Film Noir,”Last Call at the Starliner Lounge” is taking New York City by storm. It’s the only full-length Burlesque Musical in town and features original arrangements and compositions performed by the legendary Worms. In a world where there are no more good guys and corruption is merely a way of life, one woman takes a stand. The name is Softy Malone, private dick. And in hidden shadows of crime ridden alleys nestled in Far Rockaway, just one good dick can make all the difference.”
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7pm-10pm — Wednesday-Friday
Noon-6pm — Saturday
Closes November 18
- WHERE:SENSEI, 66 Kenmare St, between Mott and Mulberry
- COST:
- SUMMARY:”Art made with Blood explores corporeality
Eagles combines blood, acrylics, resin, metallic powders, and cheesecloth into strikingly beautiful forms, hues and textures that Eagles believes reveal the unitary nature of the body-sprit connection. His work has been described as “luminous and magnifying” (New York Times), “brilliant, light-refracting art” (Philadelphia Weekly) and “elegant multimedia alters” (SF Weekly). He has exhibited most recently at Urbis Artium Gallery in San Francisco and BLK/MRKT Gallery in Los Angeles. Somewhat notorious for his use of blood, his work was banned from New Jersey’s annual “Art at Overlook” exhibition in 2003. On view at Sensei will be Eagles’ newest work from Summer 2006.”
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7pm-10pm — Saturday November 18
- WHERE:Secret Project Robot Art Space, Located in the Forrest of Monster Island, 210 Kent Ave between Metropolitan and N 3rd, Williamsburg
- COST:FREE
- SUMMARY:”A shallow vortex? A drop of day-glo mercury in the cosmic bucket? Who goes there? Artists, Chris Uphues, Jason Robert Bell and Arthur Jones try to plug the hole in the meniscus of our communal consciousness with shit stained garbage they found on the street, evocations of paradise lost and 70’s rock stars butt fucking. The show is modestly titled: “Welcome to the Masters.”
Chris Uphues, Arthur Jones, and Jason Robert Bell will create a multi media site specific environment…
In support of the Secret Project Robot mission statement we’ve given the artists for this show carte blanche on how to deal with the space, fully engaging them in an experiment to see just what happens to the creative process in a realxed supportive environment while also deconstructing the preconceived and antiquated notion of “gallery” and “curator” “
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7pm — Friday November 18
- WHERE:Hunter College Athletic Center, 68th Street and Lexington, #3B West Building Basement (SW corner of the intersection)
- COST:$12.50 in advance –HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, every bout this season has SOLD OUT in advance (you can also get them at Live Fast on Delancy between Stanton and Rivington), $15 at door
- SUMMARY:”Gotham Girls Roller Derby, a skater owned and operated organization, is New York City’s only all-female roller derby league, comprised of strong and independent women from the world’s biggest, baddest city. These troublemakers have honed their skills on the mean city streets of the concrete jungle and are ready to unleash their ferocious appetite for kickin’ ass on wheels.”
Championship Bout: “Come watch the top two teams of GGRD battle it out for the Golden Skate!!!”
Photo by Nina Rich
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6pm-9pm — Saturday November 19
- WHERE:Jonathan LeVine Gallery, 529 W. 20th Street, 9th Floor between 10th and 11th Ave
- COST:FREE
- SUMMARY:”For Donna con Bambino, Shag depicts his stylized, seductive women posed in lavish interiors accompanied by their pets — both unconcerned by the news of natural or man-made disasters airing live on their televisions. Surrounded by beautiful things, and enjoying life, these hedonistic women evoke aloofness in the face of disaster. The viewer is invited to study these blithe women and how they are reacting to, or not reacting to, the outside world.”
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2:30pm — Saturday November 18
- WHERE:The Philoctetes Center, 247 East 82nd St, 3rd Floor, between 2nd and 3rd Ave
- COST:FREE
- SUMMARY:”In this roundtable, the significance of children’s imaginary companions will be discussed from the perspectives of developmental psychology, neuroscience, and child psychoanalysis.”
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