Turnin’ up the heat with two Dream Oven productions as we jive on into the summer. Join us in the courtyard at little berlin for MUSIC and good vibes under the summer sky.
Shows are $5-$7 at the door to support the traveling bands.
SAT MAY 12th @8PM [FACEBOOK]
BLUE SABBATH BLACK FIJI | CAVE BEARS | DICK NEFF | GUILT
SAT MAY 19th @8PM [FACEBOOK]
UGH GOD | WEED | HONEY RADAR | SWIMMERS EAR
For the third year in a row little berlin will be at the Trenton Avenue Arts Fair!! Join us for some fun-in-the-sun Kensington style as we celebrate our recent award for the Fairgrounds Project.
In addition to face painting and a photobooth, we’re inviting the neighborhood to help us construct some exquisite-corpse-style plant sculptures to install in the Fairgrounds – little berlin members and artists from the Viking Mill will instruct and assist, and we’ll have lots of materials for you to get your hands on. A one-weekend-only exhibition will be placed in the Fairgrounds with the resulting sculptures that are built by the community, immediately following the festivities on Trenton Ave.
Stop by our booth to help us build something amazing, and hear more about our plans for the Fairgrounds!
An exhibition exploring data visualization and database aesthetics
We live in the age of information. Data is everywhere, buzzing all around us at any given moment. There is so much information, that the human mind can’t possibly comprehend it all at once. Humans have developed various systems of organization in order to understand complicated data. Data visualization is a way to organize information and “think with the eyes”. Images help us to see relationships, causes and meanings that we would not normally be able to see in large masses of abstract information. Data visualization is a way to describe abstract concepts that are not physical, and give a form to an object that has none. This exhibition explores the concept of data visualization and database aesthetics. Artists of diverse backgrounds and media have been asked to create a piece of work based on the visualization of information.
Featuring work from:
Alison Feldish | Alyssa Johnson | Beth Heinly | Dennis Towers | George Purkins | Jerry Kaba | Jessie Hemmons | Lee Tusman
Curated by Angela McQuillan
