DECADENCE AND DIRT
 
          
Opening reception July 31st 6-10pm

July 31st - August 14th
 
Live music and performance on Saturdays 7pm-10pm
Performance by Coralee Lynn Rose and Andrea
Live music by Epileptic Peat, DJ Texas, Reverend Bastien &
The Congregation of the Traveling Empire, and Dusty Fedora Wright
 
Gallery Hours: 1pm-6pm Thursday through Monday
 
Decadence & Dirt, a multi-media exhibition by artist, Rebecca Memoli, summons the sinful, the sinister, and those desires that are so often attempted to remain hidden. Decadence & Dirt, Memoli's first solo exhibition, transforms the typical gallery setting into an all-encompassing new world. That which lies beneath the surface is a common thread through the works.  The space has been converted into what feels like a home with the use of furniture, wallpaper, telephones and other household objects. The viewer is asked to explore this "home" setting, peering as a voyeur at video projections, gazing into framed mirrors as another video occurs, seated beside telephones that whisper dark desires, and pulling back curtains to reveal those hidden corners found in any home.

ON THE WALL Mural Program presents:

Pedro Cunha "Al Caos" (Portugal- Lisboa)

www.flickr.com/photos/pedro_cunha
www.galerianomada.blogspot.com

THE WALL Mural Program is focused on the practice of painting but we are open to new mural ideas.
Each season an artists will be invited to paint a mural in our location.

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Upcoming workshops at Local Project:
WEB DESIGN • DJ • COLLAGE • WATERCOLOR • WRITING
for more info and registration send an email to: info@localproject.org

classes start soon !!

 


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