Surprise Me Mr. Davis @ Firehouse 13 - Monday, April 15th

Surprise Me Mr. Davis at Firehouse 13

Doors 8pm/Show 9pm
$17 adv/$20 day-of

Click here to buy advance tickets.

Calling all Artists/Graphic Designers

Calling all Artists/Graphic Designers

Call for Artists/ Designers to create a graphic web banner for the New Arts & Business Council Website

Due: April 17, 5PM

CONCEPT:

The Arts & Business Council of RI is on the cusp of launching a new website that will integrate its current A&BC/RI and ArtTix websites. The New ArtTix site will feature an integrated calendar technology that will connect all local events in the arts in one easy to use portal, and parse content out to other information providers. Need to plan your night on the town or a day tooling around RI cultural sites? The website will be a one-stop way to curate your experience, and if you are an artist or performer, a way to connect to the public with a free directory page that includes your images and links. As part of the project, we are looking for banner graphics that convey the following concepts: Connect, Create, Link, Partner, Promote, Serve, Opportunities, Etc. These will be used in a rotational queue on the A&BC/RI landing page.

DETAILS:

Image Resolution is 72 DPI

Image Size: 459 Pixels w X 117 Pixels H

Use of Primary Color in A&BC/RI logo or variations of Primary Color

Submissions must visually relate (and we may select) multiple variations of the concepts of: Connect, Create, Link, Partner, Promote, Serve, Opportunities

These may be graphic depictions of, or collaged materials of text that include any of the above words. We are also open to people offering their own ideas for relevant images, text, etc, that convey a sense of the mission and programs of the organization while providing a bold and interesting perspective that elicits further interest. You must create at least four banner Images, each illustrating one of the words/concepts above. For more information about the Arts & Business Council of RI, please go to http://www.artsandbusinessri.org

STIPEND

The A&BC/RI will provide a stipend to the individual(s) whose image(s) are selected and we would reserve the right to exclusive use of the images. An honorarium of $150 will be given to the winner, as well as be announced through the press and the new website. Two complementary VIP tickets (Valued at $200) to the Encore Awards on April 30 will also be awarded.

TO APPLY

Send details of your concept, finished images, and information about yourself (Name, Company, Address, Email, Web site, Phone etc.) by April 17, 5PM to: Rebecca@artsandbusinessri.org.

Artists/Designers whose work is selected will be notified by April 21, 2010.

Los Cinco Elementos @ Cuban Revolution - Friday, April 2nd

Los Cinco Elementos at Cuban Revolution
The Cuban Revolution on 60 Valley Street has launched their New Soul/Jazz Series. Produced and presented by Ed Morabito and King Communications Group. There will be Soul/Jazz events EVERY Friday and Saturday night at Cuban now.

8pm/ Free
Click here for more information.

Mike Rollins and Company @ Cuban Revolution - Saturday, April 3rd

Mike Rollins and Company at Cuban Revolution
The Cuban Revolution on 60 Valley Street has launched their New Soul/Jazz Series. Produced and presented by Ed Morabito and King Communications Group. There will be Soul/Jazz events EVERY Friday and Saturday night at Cuban now.

8pm/Free
Click here for more information.

Ninjasonik @ Firehouse 13 - Saturday, April 10th

Ninjasonik at Firehouse 13
with Math the Band, Kocomo and Juiceboxxx

8pm/$7/all ages
Click here for more information.

Elevation @ Firehouse 13 - Friday, April 9th

401hiphop.com Presents:
Elevation: The Return of the Open Mic

Vendetta CD Release Party
With performances by:
Juan Deuce
Big City Bumpus

Hosted by Rock Solid & Music by Rock Solid

Open Mic, Late Night Cypher, Producer Showcase and Graffiti Art Gallery.

9pm/$7
Click here for more information.

Battle of the Bands @ Firehouse 13 - Tuesday, April 6th

Battle of the Bands at Firehouse 13
Brought to you by WXIN Rhode Island College radio

Tuesday, April 6th
Tuesday, April 13th
Tuesday, April 20th
Tuesday, April 27th

8pm/$5/$3 RIC students
Click here for more information.

Free Puppet Film Shorts Screening and Artist Talk @ RISD - Monday, April 19th

Free Puppet Film Shorts Screening and Artist Talk with
Heather Henson and special guest Sam Hale

"Handmade Puppet Dreams Volume IV" and "Yamasong". FirstWorks invites you to experience the freshest, funniest and most off-the-wall selections from the magical world of puppet film shorts! Introduced by series curator Heather Henson, daughter of beloved puppetry pioneer Jim Henson. Joining Henson for our annual insider's peek into the best of cutting-edge puppet films will be special guest artist Sam Hale, presenting his new short film "Yamasong".

Click here for more information.

Craftopia @ Rhody Craft 100 - Sunday, April 11, 2010

CRAFTOPIA is not your average craft show.

Showcasing the unique work of 65 local artists and indie crafters, CRAFTOPIA promises to be a refreshing, delightful day-long event filled with drop-dead gorgeous clothing, handbags, jewelry, paper arts, and super cool housewares. Many of the smart, funky designs featured at CRAFTOPIA are also made from recycled, eco-friendly materials. Our super star DJ will be kicking out the jams while our food vendors offer up sweet and savory treats.

CRAFTOPIA artists will be raffling off some of their amazing goods to benefit The Everett Dance Theater, a local organization that offers under-served middle and high school youth the opportunity to develop professionally.

But wait, there's more! Free parking, free admission, and lots of energy!
We hope to see you there! Click here for more information.

Live Block on BSR

A trio of Brooklyn songwriters will be rocking the Live Block on BSR Thursday night from 9 - 10 PM on 88.1 WELH and streaming on bsrlive.com.

Stephanie Nilles' music, described as "Ella Fitzgerald on speed beating the shit out of Regina Spektor" and "Tom Waits on helium", can be found here: www.myspace.com/stephanienilles, and here:
stephanienilles.com.
She will be joined by folk musician Chris White (www.lumberjackisto.com) and certifiable booming blues madman Feral Foster (www.myspace.com/rootsnruckusferal).

Brown Student and Community Radio - Serving the Curious Listener

Los Cinco Elementos @ Cuban Revolution - Saturday, March 27th

The Cuban Revolution on 60 Valley Street has launched their New Soul/Jazz Series. Produced and presented by Ed Morabito and King Communications Group. There will be Soul/Jazz events EVERY Friday and Saturday night at Cuban now.

Los Cinco Elementos at Cuban Revolution
Saturday, March 27th
8pm/Free

Click here for more information.

Craftopia @ Rhody Craft 100 - Sunday, April 11, 2010

Craftopia @ Rhody Craft 100 - April 11th, 2010

Showcasing the unique work of 65 local artists and indie crafters, Craftopia is not your average craft show. Craftopia promises to be a refreshing, captivating day-long event filled with drop-dead gorgeous handmade clothing, one-of-a-kind jewelry, handbags, paper arts, super cool housewares, and that’s just the start. Many of the smart, funky designs available at Craftopia are creatively conjured from recycled and eco-friendly materials. While the DJ is kicking out the tunes, food vendors will offer up sweet and savory treats. Throughout the day, Craftopia artists will be raffling off some of their fun, funky wares to benefit Providence’s Everett Dance Theater, a most excellent, local non-profit that helps under-served youth develop life skills through the arts.


April, 11th - 10am to 5pm

Hope Artiste Village, 1005 Main Street, Pawtucket, RI 02860

Click here for more information.

AfroSonic Collective Presents: DJ’s MikeDelick and Blackdove @ Forbidden City - Friday, March 26th

DJ’s MikeDelick and Blackdove at Forbidden City

Friday March 26

NO COVER

18+/10PM

Click here for more information.

Rob Murry @ Cuban Revolution - Friday, March 26th

The Cuban Revolution on 60 Valley Street has launched their New Soul/Jazz Series. Produced and presented by Ed Morabito and King Communications Group. There will be Soul/Jazz events EVERY Friday and Saturday night at Cuban now.

Rob Murray and Vuelo at Cuban Revolution
Friday, March 26th
8pm/Free

Click here for more information.

Indie-Dance Party @ Local 121 - Saturday, April 3, 2010

Come and check out Gregor Mittersinker & Tim O'Keefe mix a variety of Indie-Dance, Blog House, and home-grown remixes at Indie-Dance Party.

Every First Saturday of the Month at Local 121.

Saturday, April 3, 2010

11pm - 2am
Free

ARTSMASH RI Review of Glass Menagerie @ The Gamm Theatre - Runs until Sunday, April 4th

ARTSMASH RI Review: Glass Menagerie, The Gamm Theatre

By: Marianne Messina, ARTSMASH RI

Even for someone who's seen Tennessee Williams' play, The Glass Menagerie many times, the Gamm Theatre's current production, directed by Fred Sullivan, is riveting. For one thing, it's hard to take your ears off Wendy Overly as Amanda, the former Southern belle and matriarch of Williams' fatherless, loosely autobiographical family… Radiating pent-up energy, Overly's Amanda is quite touchy-feely. The addition of this dimension to the micro-managing mother dabs humor in places that other productions find somber. Amanda combs or fusses with her son Tom's hair; she fillips him on the head; she gives him a hug that includes rubbing his chest and squeezing his pecs. Within seconds, she is able to shift from berating Tom (Marc Dante Mancini) for selfishness to fussing over him, "where's your earmuffs?" to corralling him in a choke-hold with a scarf. For his part, Mancini's Tom matches Amanda's micromanagement with an assortment of blighted facial expressions, adding humor all the more.

Click here to read the full review.

IndieArts Fest 2010 @ Kennedy Plaza - Saturday, July 31st

The annual IndieArts Festival celebrates independently produced art, digital media, music, performance and locally-sourced goods and products. The festival infuses downtown Providence with an eclectic mix of live music, DJs, burlesque, spoken word, experimental dance, & film on three different stages in the Bank of America Skating Center & Burnside Park at Kennedy Plaza in Downtown Providence.

ATTENTION BANDS:

Submit links to 2-3 high quality MP3s to indieartsfestpvd[at]gmail[dotcom] for consideration in this years’ festival line up.

ARTISTS, CRAFTERS, ARTISANS:

The Arts Exchange is a marketplace offering artwork, locally-designed jewelry, clothing, accessories, silk-screened posters and T-shirts, handmade crafts, cards, prints, vinyl records, compact discs, vintage clothing, eyeglasses, jewelry, books, etc. This is an open arts event; all art & craft work must be of your own creation, no mass-produced work will be accepted.

Vendor Early Registration: (March 15 - May 21, 2010) $50
(inclusion in special full-page pull-out in ProvidencePhoenix)
After May 21, 2010: $75
Last day for late registration: July 2, 2010. No other registrations accepted after this date.

Click here to register, to download a vendor application and for more information.

WBRU Rock Hunt Semifinals w/ Paper Eagles @ Newport Blues Cafe. Friday, March 19, 2010

WBRU Rock Hunt Semifinals w/ Paper Eagles, The Valor & Santa Mamba @ Newport Blues Cafe. Friday, March 19, 2010

$5, 18+ Doors open at 9:00 PM.

Naughty Nancy @ Tommy's Place - Friday, March 26th

A Metal/ Punk Show Featuring:

Methuselah
Naughty Nancy and
Divine Swine

Friday, March 26th
Doors 9pm

Click here for more information.

Deer Tick @ Firehouse 13 - Saturday, April 3rd

Deer Tick at Firehouse 13
with Those Darlins

8pm/$15/all ags
For advance tickets, visit www.venuevents.net/evet/836

Click here for more information.

Minor Swing @ Local 121 - Friday, April 2nd

The Speakeasy Music Series at Local 121 Presents:
Minor Swing

9pm
Click here for more information.

LIVE BAIT: TRUE STORIES FROM REAL PEOPLE @ Perishable Theatre - Friday, April 2nd

LIVE BAIT: TRUE STORIES FROM REAL PEOPLE
Friday, April 2nd at 10pm. All seats $5
At Perishable Theatre, 95 Empire Street, Providence, RI 02903

When Live Bait says “True Stories from Real People,” we aren’t kidding
about the *REAL *part. Over the last year and a half, we’ve heard it
all: stories of drug addiction, incarceration, suicide, divorce and
more. But it hasn’t been all dire, we even had, at our most recent
show, right on stage, a marriage proposal! The good news was, she
accepted, after a potentially embarrassingly long dramatic pause. So
now, drunk with success, Live Bait has decided to ramp it up a notch
with our April theme, *“THIS S**T JUST GOT REAL!”*

If you have a story that is in any way, shape, or form connected to
our theme,then come on down and tell it. Or just come and watch others
share theirs. All you have to do is sign up at the door and if we pick
your name out of our hat, come up and tell your story. It’s that easy.
No notes, no rants, just tell your story like you’re telling your
friends over a couple of drinks. There is a six minute time limit;
please respect it or, dare we say it, s**t really will get real.

Click here for more information.

All Good Funk Alliance (Paris Grooves Reunion) @ Tazza Friday March 19th

Join Nick de Paris (Afrosonic Collective) and DJ Kane, reuniting at Tazza for a love-of-the-funk affair not to be missed Friday March 19th!

This Funk Alliance will be reminiscent of former Paris Grooves Nights held together by Nick and Josh Kane, bringing back past, present, and future funky choons for a very special evening. Funk Classics to current Funky West coast house and hip-house tracks to keep u bouncin' all night.

Starts @ 10pm, more details to come..

Anne's Cordial @ Local 121 - Wednesday, March 31st

The Speakeasy Music Series at Local 121 Presents:
Anne Cordial with Kim Lamothe

8pm/$6
Click here for more information.

Screening of FRESH - The Movie @ Local 121 - Tuesday, March 30th

Local 121 Presents FRESH - The Movie.

FRESH celebrates the farmers, thinkers and business people across America who are re-inventing our food system. Each has witnessed the rapid transformation of our agriculture into an industrial model, and confronted the consequences: food contamination, environmental pollution, depletion of natural resources, and morbid obesity. Forging healthier, sustainable alternatives, they offer a practical vision for a future of our food and our planet.

6pm: buffet dinner, $12. 7pm: Screening of Film, free. Join ECORI, Farm Fresh RI for post discussion.

Click here for more information.

Route 44 @ Local 121 - Friday, March 12th

The Speakeasy Music Series at Local 121 Presents:
Route 44 with Brown Bird

9pm
Click here for more information

The Lonnie Gasperini Trio @ Cuban Revolution - Saturday, March 20th

The Cuban Revolution on 60 Valley Street has launched their New Soul/Jazz Series. Produced and presented by Ed Morabito and King Communications Group. There will be Soul/Jazz events EVERY Friday and Saturday night at Cuban now.

The Lonnie Gasperini Trio at Cuban Revolution
Saturday, March 20th
8pm/Free

The Elan Trotman Quartet @ Cuban Revolution - Friday, March 19th

The Cuban Revolution on 60 Valley Street has launched their New Soul/Jazz Series. Produced and presented by Ed Morabito and King Communications Group. There will be Soul/Jazz events EVERY Friday and Saturday night at Cuban now.

The Elan Trotman Quartet at Cuban Revolution
Friday, March 19th
8pm/Free

The Sinbusters on BSR

The Sinbusters {an energetic garage punk band from Lowell, MA} will be playing live on Brown Student Radio this Thursday at 9 P.M. on Live Block, the premier radio/internet broadcast bringing local and not-so-local bands {their tunes, their voices, and their favorite music} to the ears of the curious listener. You can check out The Sinbuster's myspace page { http://www.myspace.com/thesinbusters } and should definitely tune in to 88.1 or listen live online at bsrlive.com.

Providence Art Windows Spring Installations Open Thursday, March 18th

Providence Art Windows is pleased to announce that its next installation series will be on view from March 18 - June 11, 2010. The spring installation series contains artists selected by the jury that reflect light, transition and transformation. Providence Art Windows is sharing an opening with She Works Hard for the Money curated by Rebecca Siemering, Director of Providence Art Windows and The Hive Archive in honor of Women’s History Month. The art and art installations presented in nine downtown windows are produced by:

Jean Cozzens
Susan Freda
Katy Foley & Anastasia Laurenzi
Jason Chakravarty
Ricky Gagnon
Kathy Hodge
Valerie Kim
Madolin Maxey
Howie Sneider.

Opening reception:Thursday, March 18th, from 5-8 PM
The Gallery at Providence City Hall
Meet the artists and go on a tour of the windows.

Visit www.providenceartwindows.blogspot.com for more information download a map.

Blood From a Turnip Late Night Puppet Salon

This month:

*Recently relocated to Providence, Rachel Jendrzejewski and Theo Goodell make their Blood From a Turnip (BFaT) premiere. Rachel and Theo, often writing for humans performers, will present a brand new piece written just for this night, which means written just for you (but only if you are one of the people at the show).

* Providence’s newest puppet company, Bonky Dolls, will perform a piece created by David Higgins and Amanda Weir that will take the audience on a journey through time to the oppressively hot and humid days of summer in Providence, which sounds great when it’s really winter in Providence.

*Boston’s Evan O’Television, a familiar face to BFaT regulars will attempt to juggle two things this show. He will not only co-host, he will entertain with his latest incarnation of video puppetry.

*Plus, the unique puppet magic of our special secret guest.

Moe Methot will provide the charming and personable musical interludes for the evening. When asked, Moe, formerly of Providence electronic music pioneers, Stained Rug Theory, responded “I’d love to do it!” He’s happy. We’re happy. Come down. See why everyone’s happy. You’ll be happy. Yay.

Since Co-founder Vanessa Gilbert started Blood from a Turnip in February of 1997, BFaT, as the salon is affectionately called, has offered professional puppeteers and those new to the art form an opportunity to present big stories, in miniature. Vanessa has recently added David Higgins, Nicole LeDuc, and Boston-based, electronic puppeteer Evan O’Television, as BFaT continues to redefine itself, but refuses to grow up.
What- Blood from a Turnip, RI’s ONLY late night puppet salon.

When- Friday March 19, 2010 at 10pm
Where- Perishable Theatre, 95 Empire St, Downtown Providence
Cost: $5, NO reservations taken, for more information go to www.perishable.org

Mike Rollins and Company @ Cuban Revolution - Saturday, March 13th

The Cuban Revolution on 60 Valley Street has launched their New Soul/Jazz Series. Produced and presented by Ed Morabito and King Communications Group. There will be Soul/Jazz events EVERY Friday and Saturday night at Cuban now. They will always begin at 9PM. FREE.

Mike Rollins & Company at Cuban Revolution
Friday, March 12th
8pm-12am

The Tim Mayer Quartet @ Cuban Revolution - Friday, March 12th

The Cuban Revolution on 60 Valley Street has launched their New Soul/Jazz Series. Produced and presented by Ed Morabito and King Communications Group. There will be Soul/Jazz events EVERY Friday and Saturday night at Cuban now. They will always begin at 9PM. FREE.

The Tim Mayer Quartet at Cuban Revolution
Friday, March 12th
8pm-12am

Tazza Caffe presents the photography of Dave Phayre - March 15 - April 11, 2010

Opening on Monday, March 15th, at Tazza Caffe.
7pm - 10pm

Indie-Dance Party @ Local 121 - Saturday, March 6th, 2010

Come and check out another addition of Indie-Dance Party at Local 121 this Saturday featuring DJ's Gregor Mittersinker & Tim O'Keefe mixing up electro, indie-dance, blog house, and home-grown remixes.

Click here for Facebook event

Every first Saturday of the month

11pm - 2am

Free

Wall Street and Serial Killers

On a recent episode of the Daily Show, Jon Stewart interviewed Scott Patterson, the journalist who wrote The Quants: How a New Breed of Math Wizards Conquered Wall Street and Nearly Destroyed It. And I realized: we have a strange, sick fascination with supposedly hyper-intelligent Wall Street whiz-kids.

Ever since the Enron debacle and the film "The Smartest Guys in the Room," we've been trying to understand these shadowy, yet highly successful economics and mathematicians who pull the strings of our incomprehensible financial system. We're disgusted by their greed and hubris, but-- like a horrible train wreck-- we can't look away. And even though time and time again they've run our economy into the dirt, they still manage to convince us that, really, they've got everything under control. No need for regulation here. (There's a great episode of Frontline called The Warning about how economists from the derivatives trading market managed to convince Congress of just that. And then what happened? I think the 9.7% employment rate should answer that question.)

It reminds me of our equally bizarre fascination with serial killers. They're horrifying and terrible-- but we need to know more. How could someone so smart and so clever, well, be so f***ed up? In the same way that serial killers manage to control our sense of safety and security, the Wall Street "quants" have a disturbing amount of control over the economy. And, in the same way that serial killers eventually get cocky and then get caught, the Wall Street numbers men eventually miscalculate up one too many models and grind the economy to a standstill. And, to make it even more fascinating, most of us have no idea how these math wizards do it.

It's absolutely important for us to understand how these individuals use economic models, and where their mathematical methodologies come up short. But we need to stop treating these individuals like geniuses and wunderkinder, because that makes us more likely to accept their theoretical models unquestioningly. And we don't need another economic crisis anytime soon.

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Craftopia @ Rhody Craft 100 - Sunday, April 11th

Rhody Craft 100 announces the debut of CRAFTOPIA: a world of indie art & craft! Craftopia is poised to become Rhode Island's premier venue for independent artisans -- hosting trendy hats hand-made in Brooklyn NY, iron sculpture forged in Maine, with a whole lot of Rhody in between. Craftopia is a juried event featuring a range of established and emerging artisans which some kitch, humor, and tasty treats thrown in for good measures.Craftopia is a day-long event located in the main corridor of Hope Artiste Village, 1005 Main Street, Pawtucket, RI 02860 on Sunday, April 11, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (known to many as the home of the Winter Farmer's Market).

The event will showcase the eclectic work of 65 artisans, with at least 50% based in RI, as well as a DJ providing day-long music, and food vendors providing snacks. Craftopia is a family-friendly event and is dually serving as a fundraiser for Providence's Everett Dance Theatre by raffling off several fabulous gift baskets filled with items donated by Craftopia vendors as well as those from the RI Farm Fresh Farmer's Market.

Call for Artists: I Heart Art WORK/Wassaic Spring Fundraiser

Once again, in collaboration with WORK Gallery, The Wassaic Project invites you to submit work of any genre to be exhibited at WORK Gallery on April 17th, 2010 for our 2010 fundraiser. All work will be donated to the two organizations and the proceeds will benefit the exciting duo.

TO ENTER WORK FOR CONSIDERATION:
{DEADLINE: EMAIL MUST BE RECEIVED BY 11:59PM ON Thursday, March 25th, 2010 }
1. Create your artwork or wall mountable piece in the dimensions of 5" x 7" or 7" x 5" (Only work of these dimensions is eligible.)

2. Follow this LINK to the online submission form and SUBMIT AWAY!

OPENING:
SATURDAY, APRIL 17th, 2010
1pm - 5pm

Click here for more information.

Abram Taber on BSR

Abram Taber {http://www.myspace.com/abramtaber ; www.reallybadreverb.com} will "sound like all of Sonic Youth and a vocal choir all at once… by himself! " at 9 on 88.1 FM and bsrlive.com.
BSR: Student and Community Radio Serving the Curious Listener

Boo City @ Tazza Caffe - Thursday, March 4th

BOO City at Tazza Café. Soul, Rhythm and Blues, Retro Rock, Rocksteady, and Country.

9pm: Mark "Bad Dog" Milloff Acoustic Blues
10pm: Toubador Vikesh Kapoor acoustic, folk, songwriter
11pm: BOO CITY
Tai Awolaju, Carey Bowman, Andrew Moon Bain, Harry Milloff, Frank 'Ranks' Moniz,
Greyson Farmer

9pm/$3

Click here for more information.

Lonnie Gasperini's Organ Trio @ Cuban Revolution - Saturday, March 6th

Soul/Jazz Series Launch at Cuban Revolution with Lonnie Gasperini’s Organ Trio

The Cuban Revolution on 60 Valley Street will be launching their New Soul/Jazz Series this Friday. Produced and Presented by Ed Morabito and King Communications Group. There will be Soul/Jazz events EVERY Friday and Saturday night at Cuban now. They will always begin at 9PM. FREE.

Cuban Revolution, 60 Valley Street
Saturday March 6th
9pm-12am
FREE

Click here for more information.

The Elan Trotman Quartet @ Cuban Revolution - Friday, March 5th

Soul/Jazz Series Launch at Cuban Revolution with The Elan Trotman Quartet.

The Cuban Revolution on 60 Valley Street will be launching their New Soul/Jazz Series this Friday. Produced and Presented by Ed Morabito and King Communications Group. There will be Soul/Jazz events EVERY Friday and Saturday night at Cuban now. They will always begin at 9PM.
Cuban Revolution, 60 Valley Street
Friday, March 5th
9pm-12am
Free

Click here for more information.