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ArchiveArtel Open HouseMarch 29th, 2007The Artel @ 205 Sydenham Street
Artel Open HouseMarch 29th, 2007
The Artel @ 205 Sydenham Street
Artel Open HouseMarch 29th, 2007We’re hosting an Open House at The Artel this weekend. Come and you can:
Artel Open House More information about the Artel Tenant SearchMarch 21st, 2007As mentioned earlier, The Artel is looking for new tenants for April and May! We’ve got upwards of 4 rooms to fill this Spring. We’ve got some straight information about how to apply — first off, here are some important dates about the application process:
And here’s the details of the application form (and yes, you can submit your application via email!) “workscited.” 11 - Friday March 23rd at 395 Brock st.March 21st, 2007
For those of you interested in “workscited.” (a live magazine), the next episode is happening at the “Caffetorium” on 395 Brock street. 9pm! Episode 12 will be held at The Artel on April 13th. Michael Davidge ReceptionMarch 21st, 2007
Free refreshments will be served! Concert #9: Laura Barrett, Wax Mannequin, The Dirty ColoursMarch 21st, 2007
Laura Barrett
Using only her voice and a selection of hand-tuned kalimbas (African thumb pianos), Barrett creates “arrangements [that] are fascinating, an otherworldly, glimmering mass of delicate folk, minor-key waltzes and dissonant polyrhythms” (NOW magazine, Jan. 19, 2006). Her debut EP, Earth Sciences, is at once candid and mysterious, weaving fairy tales out of the mundane. Beyond her solo work, Laura is a member of Toronto outfits Henri Fabergé & the Adorables and the Hidden Cameras, who give her the opportunity to play instruments she can dance with, behind or at. In addition, she was recently the musical director and co-composer for Maggie MacDonald’s remounted rock opera, The Rat King. Wax Mannequin
Wax Mannequin (www.waxmannequin.com) “Wax Mannequin formulates a sound landscape full of delirious rock escapades and impassioned anecdotes that seem to escape from the machine that lives in the recesses of his mind, constantly churning out proclamations that are captured on The Price. A prog-rock explosion filled with fantasy and oddity. It is truly genius work.” This will be Wax Mannequin’s first CD Release show on a 2-month Cross Canada Tour. Tickets are available at Brian’s Record Option (381 Princess Street): $10 in advance / $15 at the door Concert #8: Eric Chenaux w/ Nich WorbyMarch 21st, 2007Concert #7: Snailhouse w/ Jonas BonnettaMarch 21st, 2007The Hank & Lily Show w/ Wax MannequinMarch 15th, 2007
The Hank & Lily Show (www.hankandlily.com) Hank Pine and Lily Fawn are a vaudeville-inspired duo from Victoria, British Columbia, whose act is based upon the tragic and hilarious adventures of their comic book series. Like the great acts of old, the music covers many genres, yet all stems from a punk rock ethic, and an appreciation for the delicate art of entertaining. Hank is a tall, dark, and mysterious figure in goggles and a mask that carries his dead girlfriend around in a garbage bag, plays the cello, keyboards, guitars, ukulele, accordion, drums and whatever else he can get his hands on. Lily, a half-deer, half-human forest creature, that tap-dances and plays the musical saw, the trumpet, the theremin, the flute, and hits the drums like a six-foot sledgehammer.
Wax Mannequin (www.waxmannequin.com) “Wax Mannequin formulates a sound landscape full of delirious rock escapades and impassioned anecdotes that seem to escape from the machine that lives in the recesses of his mind, constantly churning out proclamations that are captured on The Price. A prog-rock explosion filled with fantasy and oddity. It is truly genius work.” Tickets are available at Brian’s Record Option (381 Princess Street): $10 in advance $15 at the door |
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