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The Western Lands at Little Berlin – the viewer interaction challenge
Post by Roman Blazic The Shadow Lands at Little Berlin is a very ambitious presentation that produces a cautionary point of view and shows art in an evolving process. The key element is a non-linear approach — with action and interaction between the artist and the participating spectator.
Everyone loves a parade – Miss Rockaway picture post
Post by Roman Blazic These pictures were taken on Sept. 10 on York Street just above Coral Street. Little Berlin (Viking Mills) was a half a block away at Boston and Coral Streets. The parade started on York St and eventually ended at Flux Space, 3000 Hope St.
Landscapes of the mind at Little Berlin
The rainbows were finer than my camera could capture The rainbow was sudden. We were racing up to Little Berlin Friday along I-95 when Murray and I spotted it. We were so excited we missed our exit and almost drove off the road. The first thing that struck me was how yellow it was at the base, shimmering and golden. I’d never seen that effect before, but I bet the legend about the pot of gold at the foot of the rainbow comes from that. The second thing the struck me was I wasn’t going to be able to get ... More » »
Kinetic ecstatic frenetic neighborhood picnic
Photo by Roman Blazic of an entry in the Kinetic Sculpture Derby This photo came in from Kensington/Fishtown booster and artist Roman Blazic who wanted you all to know about the glories of the the annual Trenton Ave Art Festival and Kinetic Sculpture Derby Saturday! Roman wrote: [The festival] was filled with visitors and artist presenting their work, musical performances and this unique derby. Positive Space presented “Neighborhood Portrait” for anyone to paint a picture representing his or her view or spontaneous art. These paintings will be exhibited at an unannounced date. This particular image made me think maybe the ... More » »
Report from Fishtown
Post by Roman of Fishtown [Editor's note: Longtime Fishtown resident Roman Blazic want to make sure everyone knows all the stuff that's cooking in Fishtown on First Friday. Here's what he had to say.] Piety Choi at HighwireFirst Friday in Fishtown continues to grow along Frankford Avenue and the surrounding streets. The more recent art attractions include The Angler Movement Arts Center, 1550 Montgomery Ave. and Perpetua, 2041 Frankford Ave., 215-634-4447. Add these to the other established exhibition galleries such as Bambi, Germ Book Store, Rocket Cat Café, Highwire and Little Berlin and you’ll find a unique environment of art’s ... More » »
