Here’s what one can anticipate:
1. Two one-off, improvised musical happenings from two very special groups of Kingstonioids.
2. An inner-universe-expanding OPEN MUSICAL HAPPENING celebrating the possibilities of egalitarianism and communal activity in the year 2×12.
~~~This occurrence will be organized around the screening of a film~~~

Not only is everyone-absolutely-welcome to come, but everyone is absolutely-welcome-to-participate in the open jam to follow the three performances. Please bring your instruments and your good hearts!

Sat 21st - Hoppipolla with the Downtown Trio concert

Mon 23rd - EPIC workshop

Wed 25th - Life Drawing, 7pm

Thurs 26th - Art Forms of Dimensions Tomorrow present: 10th Report

Fri 27th - Now Is Forever concert, ft RED, Monkey See Monkey Doom and special Dj Guests

7-10pm, last Wednesday of each month
life drawing session with nude model. Everyone welcome to come out and draw! We provide donkey-benches, and some drawing boards, please bring your own paper and drawing materials.
suggested minimum donation of $5

Inspired by such bands as Sigur Ros, Explosions in the Sky and Radiohead, Hoppipolla rides in on sonic waves of pure ascendancy through today’s vapid, cloying mist of mediocre melodies and uninspired verse. Like the cloud laden Nordic skies of Iceland, Hoppipolla’s atmospheric compositions elicit an intriguing confluence of dark and foreboding emotion and bright and brilliant resolution. Shaun Weima’s ethereal vocals and haunting guitar glide above the intricate and sonorous bass of Winston Vinh; while the diverse effects of James Wannamaker’s keys and Tony Overvelde’s enthralling percussion are accented by the ambrosial and alluring violin of Danielle Lennon. Eclectic instrumentation and diverse inspiration coalesce in a wholly original musical experience.
The Downtown Trio +1 will seriously funk things up first.  Come with your ears wide open and your dancing shoes on.

8pm at the Artel
$7

Opening Reception Friday March 22nd, 6-8pm
March 22nd to April 8th,
Open Thursdays-Sundays, 12-4pm

Anya Mielniczek presents her series of 30 hand-crafted longboards, which become her unique canvases. Anya’s work deals with art and culture, examining the distinction between fine art and low art. In the process she has explored different techniques and media, as well as themes of environmentalism, recycling and sustainability.