Zodiac Down is a show of current work from Tyler School of Art’s second year crafts graduate students. The Crafts Department at Tyler practices a non-traditional and research based approach to making, resulting in a definitively progressive and informed exhibition. The content of the featured work ranges from issues of self-perspective to socio-economic and environmental concerns, as well as, process based sculpture and social satire. The featured artists are Loo Bain, Amber Cowan, David King, David Bruce, Theo Uliano, and Matthew Ziemke.

Later on Blackhawks, Party Photographers and Creepoid will perform at 8 pm. We are requesting a $5 donation at the door after 7:30 pm.

Join us Sunday, September 5th at 7 pm for the Baltimore Annex Theater’s new play.   A Fistful of Flowers, takes the western genre and bends, reshapes and queers the old format into a genre all its own. This play follows two contemporary cowboys, who are ex lovers, as they chase each other around the desert trying to kill each other. The play is populated by the traditional western characters and non-traditional absurdist characters while the future mixes with the past. TNT is… detonated via an iPhone app. A man takes violent revenge for a bad Darth Vader tattoo. Desert cacti are animate characters. The landscape comes alive with invented and real imagery that is as psychedelic as it is everyday. Intermittently, gender roles are reversed to lend broader depth to the main characters’ search for what it means to be a man… a real man (a woman).

$5-$10 Suggested Donation

*no one turned away for lack of funds