Tomorrow, Sunday October 2nd, Warshack, metal from Philadelphia featuring members of Lurker, Deep Possum and One Master, will be playing Kung Fu Necktie with Profound Lore label rippers Atlas Moth, Kenmode and fellow philadelphians Rogue House. A heavy night for metal, come out for some riffage. Hope to see you there.
The AUF brothers in arms Brad Haubrich and Dewey Saunders close out tonight at Part Time Studios. Last chance to check out the amazing The Skull,The Bottle,The Flower,The Mountain show and have a beer with these fine fellows.
Part Time Studio, 2031 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19125. 6-10pm
“What’s up future AUF?” A bunch man.
We wanna support our community and friends, raise awareness for greater social causes, and just plain old make rad tees available to people who have great taste (you!)
We’re happy to present you with our very first artist tee shirt done up by our buddy Brad Haubrich for duo show The Skull, The Bottle, The Flower, The Mountain with Dewey Saunders. It opens tonight, 6-10pm!
The tees are limited to 24 and available exclusively at Part Time Studios, 2031 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19125
The AUF Camp is proud to back buddies Brad Haubrich and Dewey Saunders in their upcoming group show at Part Time Studios entitled The Skull,The Bottle,The Flower,The Mountain.
Opening Friday September 2nd from 6-10pm, the two Philadelphian artists will unveil 4 pieces of collaborative effort. These pieces are large in scale and feature what the artist’s paint brushes/minds have been up to this summer. A special limited AUF t-shirt designed by Brad will be available for sale at Part Time Studio gallery during the month of the exhibition.
Part Time Studio, 2031 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19125
yep, summers here and it’s fucking hottt! Enjoy this video from Co La
East Coast Video is an ongoing project this spring and summer at FLUXspace. East Coast Video showcases emerging makers of videos. Look for to monthly screenings of curated groups of artists from rotating east-coast cities at FLUXspace.
This month is East Coast Video: Vol. 2 BALTIMORE, Curated by good friend Mark Dilks and Joshua Haycraft, this screening will feature video works of a range of east coast artists.
Flux Space:
East Coast Video: Vol. 2 BALTIMORE,
Thursday, July 14 at 7:30pm
Please view Flux Space for event details and artists bios.
This past friday Radlands released the summer collection at Lodge. Stop up to pick up your new summer favorite tee, scope some screen prints that coincide with the release that will be for sale all month long and browse Lodge’s great selection of clothing and homewares. 177 West Girard Avenue.
If your not in philly, Radlands has launched a brand new website and store, get the goods over here!
Here’s some belated snaps from the opening night of Time, Space and the Final Frontier at Art in the Age. Highlights included: complimentary Root and Snap beverages; waiting in line for said beverages realizing everyone liked booze more than looking at art (jk); watching mariachi bands shred outside; taking a pic of a camera taking a pic of an ipad taking a pic of said mariachi band; the dude w/ a skullet who came outside to watch said mariachi band with 4 Coronas in hand; drinks and saying goodnight one last time at Topstitch; a toilet fit for satan at Graffiti Bar; and catching 1 Dirtbombs song at MT. Thanks to everyone who came out and enjoyed art and Epsicles! Rad night. [please click below for bigger images!]
Where It Begins, Where It Ends from Fractal Circus on Vimeo.
“Where It Begins, Where It Ends” is a group show that focuses on the creative breadth of the exhibiting artists. Work on display will range from daily doodles on receipts, secret notes from diaries, to finished drawings and paintings. The intention of this exhibit is to reveal the unique personalities of each artist, drawing attention to their individual work process.
Come down to The My House Gallery (2534 s. 8th st. Philadelphia PA) for the closing reception of a great group show. I was stoked to be showing work alongside the amazing talents of Brad Haubrich, Kris Chau, Adrienne Langer, Aidan Rich, Leah Mackin, and Steve Streisguth.
Radlands has a little collection for summer and we’d like to share it with the fine city of Philadelphia. On Friday, June 10th, join our friends at Lodge for the summer ‘11 release party, with tunes from the Po Pos and cold beverages while supplies last. Check over at radlandsclothing.com friday for the completely revamped site, new web store and blog for daily stoke.
Time, Space, and The Final Frontier opening at Art in The Age
First Friday, June 3rd
6-8PM
In this postmodern, hyper-realistic information age we are constantly questioning the nature of identity and existence. Inspired by classic science-fiction literature, Time, Space & The Final Frontier seeks to define and interpret the metaphysical character of existence through our primal and mysterious connection to the cosmic universe.
Created by guest curator Leah R. Kauffman, editor of Phrequency.com, this cosmic art show features new work from Matthew Gribben, Nosego, Nom Now, a soundscape from Ritz Reynolds, Dewey Saunders, Courtney Brown, Danny Fox, Scott Albrecht, and Adam Lovitz.
Freshly launched gourmet popsicle truck Epsicles will be out front serving up some refreshing space-inspired ice pops custom made for the show.
Hilary White’s exhibition “The Mystery of Seven Thunders” will be opening May 21st and as a perosn who supports amazing local artist we are sure we will see you there.
Its also rumored that there may be a special appearance by The Epsicle’s Famous Ice Pop Stand!
Event info:
1135 Pine Street, Phila. PA
Reception date: May 21st, 2011
Time: 6-10 pm
www.hilarywhiteart.com
This Sunday, May 8th at The Farm, 4833 Walton Ave (1 block north of Baltimore ave) 7pm, $5 donation goes toward a baby fox that needs spinal surgery, no fuckin joke!
Warshack from Philadelphia features members of One Master, Deep Possum, and Battle Priest and Lurker. Warshack vomits resinous clouds of brutal mid-tempo riffage with miserable vocals. Reference points include Celtic Frost, Infest’s “Fetch the Pliers”, Axe Grinder, and maybe Die Kreuzen played at quarter-speed. Heavy ritual: this is the sound of neanderthals discovering the void. Tune in, Drop Down, Burn out.
Serpent Throne From Philadelphia, Serpent Throne plays a brand of hard rock that harkens back to the golden age of heavy riffs and tasty solos called the 70’s.”Say there was a heavy rock festival in like ‘72 where Black Sabbath, Wishbone Ash, the Scorpions, Budgie, and like Cactus are supposed to play, but then, due to a series of plane crashes and natural disasters, only 1 surviving member from each band can make it. In order to calm down the crowd of heavy rockers, Iommi grabs a couple dudes from the other bands and puts together an emergency band. And then Uli Roth says, “We don’t need a singer because he’ll just get in the way of the riffs.” I think that’s what Serpent Throne is aiming for. Whether we get there or not is another story, but we’ll drink some beer and rip some guitar harmonies along the way.”
Pilgrim – Hailing from Baltimore, featuring a front woman with a voice and stage presence somewhere between Grace Slick and Patti Smith, and a band that rips sludgy riffs, swinging backbeats, Thin Lizzy-style twin guitar leads, chooglin’ Southern rock twang, proto-metal epics, and just about anything else you could want from a 1970s-influenced hard rock band.
Hope to see yall there
“Where It Begins, Where It Ends” is a group show curated by our bud Brad Haubrich, opening Sat. May 14th at the My House Gallery | 2534 S. 8th St. (just south of Porter). The idea behind the show was to get a glimpse into the working phases of an artists process, get a snap shop of their reality, their world of doodles, sketches, preliminary ideas and bizarre thoughts in hopes to reveal the personalities and thought processes of these artists. And to just appreciate the unrefined, the raw stream of consciousness that ales artists to scribble down and obsessively doodled in notebooks, magazines and any scraps laying around when a thought comes to mind. The result should be a refreshing, no frills art show with an eclectic group of artists/illustrators. Come on down south a take a look into our worlds.