Wednesday, April 16, 2014

KeroWACKED 2014 Highlights, Times, and Information!

The 3rd Annual KeroWACKED: 
Homage to Jack
A Multimedia Celebration 

We are located one block west of the Boynton Beach Blvd. Exit on I95.

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 Swampgrass Kin, Spencer Allan Patrick, Dan

 York, Rod Dusinberre, Patrick Salsich, Flint Blade

 and Honeydew, Chris Michaud, and Bill Hartmann.

 (see below for times)

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Live Poetry and Literature Reading:


The Circle of Love Poets presents
"All Things REaD"  

Presented by:


Vanya E'dan Dance Company 

The PhilosoFires

FlowSource
Various times 

H2O and Seez, the two newest members of Boynton Beach Art District
will also be custom painting an art car. 2-7 PM


DRUM CIRCLE 8-11 PM





3rd Annual KeroWACKED Multimedia Fest 
Live Bands! Food! Vendors! 
Intersted in being a part of the this amazing love fest!?
Contact: ActivistArtistA@gmail.com
We are looking for Artists, Food Vendors, Arts and Crafts Vendors Etc....

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Stage 1

2-3 PM




3-4 PM




4-5 PM

She's Neurotic 

5-6 PM

 JC Dwyer of The Mobile Homies with Craig Mcinnis of Speaking Volumes 

6-7 PM 

Sunny Devilles
7-8 PM 

Swampgrass Kin

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Stage 2 

2-3 PM
Bill Hartmann

3-4 PM

4-6 PM
Dan York

5-6 PM
Rod Dusinberre

6-7 PM
Flint Blade and Honeydew


7-8 PM
Patrick Salsich

8-9 PM
Chris Michaud
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DRUM CIRCLE 8 PM to 11 PM











Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Palm Beach Post Features BBAD's ActivistArtistA Bay Gates!


ActivistArtistA's Bay Gates Project
404-422 West Industrial Ave.
Boynton Beach, Florida 33426

Palm Beach Post April 13, 2014

How urban art is changing our cities
   Magnificent murals — in stairwells of parking garages, on sides of buildings, in art districts — are beautifying drab urban spaces and contributing to the revival of downtowns. Staci Sturrock and Carlos Frias report on two of the biggest, boldest examples.

BOYNTON BEACH ART DISTRICT
408 - 422 W. Industrial Avenue

   The Boynton Beach Art District occupies a dusty industrial park that has attracted a community of fulltime working artists. It began in 2011 with public events, like the art walk held on the fourth Thursday of the month, and third Thursdays open mic nights. It was the February 2012 multimedia showcase “Kerowhacked Festival” that got the conversation going. “So nobody knew there was an arts district here until they heard about the events,” says Rolando Chang Barrero, event organizer and owner of ActivistArtistA Gallery. This artist-driven site has outdoor murals and street art, but Barrero won’t compare this two-block warehouse hub to Wynwood. “Our space is more akin to the Lincoln Road of the late ‘80s, early ‘90s, where there were no commercial venues or stores. Then it [Lincoln Road] was a place run by independent artists and nonprofits.
” The murals on W. Industrial Ave. stay up for a year, and then, on a rotating basis, are replaced by new ones to keep the area vibrant.


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DON'T MISS KEROWACKED 2014
THIS SUNDAY

KeroWACKED 2014
Sunday, April 20, 2014
from 2-11 PM
404-422 West Industrial Ave.
Boynton Beach, Florida




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Monday, April 14, 2014

BOCA Magazine Highlights KeroWACKED!!! This SUNDAY!






SUNDAY
 KeroWACKED Multimedia Fest

Where: Boynton Beach Arts District, 422 W. Industrial Ave., Boynton Beach
When: 2 to 11 p.m.
Cost: $10 donation

Contact: 786/521-1199, activistartista.blogspot.com
The “love fests” of Jack Kerouac—and his Beat Generation, which thrived in America during the post-WWII counterculture—receive their modern-day correlative in this third-annual festival fundraiser for the Boynton Beach Arts District. Live art-making and music, dance performances, readings, interactive workshops and more will fill the most happenin’ street in Boynton all afternoon and evening on Easter Sunday. Performers include the local fire-spinners the Philosofires; Vanya E’dan Dance Company; Flint Blade & Honeydew (pictured), a duo that creates psychedelic soundscapes on a clarinet and Chapman stick; a drum circle from 8 to 11 p.m.; and door prizes and food (including vegetarian and vegan options) throughout. Altogether, 14 musicians/bands will play. And don’t miss “The Beat Generation Exhibition” at ActivistArtistA Gallery, whose centerpiece is a lifelike silicon representation of a genetically modified cow by the agitprop artist Jessica Gwen.

"The Beat Generation Exhibition"
April 20, 2014 | 2-8P
ActivistArtistA Gallery
422 West Industrial Ave.
Boynton Beach, Florida

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Thursday, April 10, 2014

CONTROVERSIAL SHOCK ART at ActivistArtistA Gallery? Anti GMO Shock Art at Upcoming Exhibition: The Beat Generation Exhibition



"The Beat Generation Exhibition"
April 20, 2014 | 2-8P
ActivistArtistA Gallery
422 West Industrial Ave.
Boynton Beach, Florida

RSVP: I'm Going

Contact: FloridaArtsAssociation@Gmail.com or Call 786-521-1199

CONTROVERSIAL SHOCK ART at ActivistArtistA Gallery? 
Anti GMO Shock Art at Upcoming Exhibition: The Beat Generation Exhibition

Anticipating what the next exhibitions at ActivistArtistA Gallery are just part of fun! Since the gallery first rolled up the gate in the little warehouse gone gallery in the summer of 2011 it has show just about everything. The emerging artist space tucked in the back of the Boynton Beach Art District at 422 West Industrial Ave., will not leave you wanting yet again.  

The Beat Generation Exhibition is following the history of a generation of agitators in letter and spirit.

Inspired by the post-World War II writers who came to prominence in the 1950s, as well as the cultural phenomena that they both documented and inspired. Central elements of "Beat" culture included rejection of received standards, innovations in style, experimentation with drugs, alternative sexualities, an interest in Eastern religion, a rejection of materialism, and explicit portrayals of the human condition. 

The Beat Generation Exhibition includes, Dana Donaty's Dahli Llama, GM Manrique's satirical portraits of Miami's infamous drag queen YOKO (now retired), among other works by Serafima Sokolov, Steev Rullman (editor of Pure Honey Magazine), Gary Antonio, Rolando Chang Barrero, Rose Shaw, and Alicia Saxe.

But,  center stage goes to the "controversial shock art" work by Jessica Gwen, who's piece titled "Molly," Molly is a meticulously crafted silicon sculpture of a lifelike genetically modified cow which is sure to raise a few brows, and few questions regarding, as the artist say's, "It will allow us to reflect upon Monsanto and our scientific application against humanism."

Special Presentation at the Gallery in conjunction with The Beat Generation Exhibition:
Projections by Modernity Art, Kaleid-O-Krank projector.
Readings by:
Stacy Conde, author of "The Red Speck"
Cherly Maeder Recitations for Howl.

This exhibition is curated by Rolando Chang Barrero.

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