Danielle Georgiou interviewed by Barbara Vance. Don’t forget to check out “Love and Vices” tomorrow (Feb 12th) or next Saturday, Feb 19th.
[vimeo]http://vimeo.com/14403285[/vimeo]
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Love and Vices
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, The Danielle Georgiou Dance Group present’s “Love and Vices,” a multimedia performance about women, love and sex in World War II. The performance takes place at Teatro Dallas Saturday Feb. 12th and 19th at 8:15 p.m. Click here for more information.
500X Expo 2.12.2011 featuring work by Diane McGurren and Danielle Georgiou (and 43 other amazing artists)
500X Gallery Presents:
EXPO 2011
A juried exhibition for artists in Texas
Juror: Marty Walker, Owner, Marty Walker Gallery
February 12-27, 2011
Opening Reception: February 12, 7-10pm
About 500X EXPO
500X Gallery, Texas’ oldest artist-run space, hosts one of North Texas’ most anticipated annual juried competitions. EXPO 2011 is open to all artists over the age of 18 living in Texas. All visual media are eligible, including drawing, painting, sculpture, installation and video.
248 artists entered EXPO, and 45 were selected by juror Marty Walker. Roughly 65 works will be included in the exhibition. Artists included in the exhibition are Jesse Barnett, Julie Barnofski, Michael Blair, Angel Cabrales, Stephanie Clark, Kenneth Collins, Desiree Espada, Cydney Ferguson-Brey, Michael Francis, Anastasia Gabriel, Ricardo Garcia, Danielle Georgiou, Bethany Gouldin, T.J. Griffin, Steve Hamilton, Jessica Hargrave, Fields Harrington, Amy Herzel, Michael Hoefle, Hannah Hudson, Lucy Kirkman, Doughtie Laura, Rosie Lindsey, Sara Lovas, Diane McGurren, Ashley Milow, Frank Mosley, Loughridge Murrell, Kris Pierce, Teresa Rafidi, Jason Reynaga, Ryder Richards, Evett Rolsten, Soyla Santos, Michael Scot, Caroline Sharpless, Lucia Simek, Jonathan Snow, James Michael Starr, Tore Terrasi, Jonathan Whitfill, Timothy Wilson, Trey Wright, Virginia Yount and Sarah Zapata.
Artists in the exhibition are from cities around Texas, including Arlington, Austin, Dallas, Denton, Fort Worth, Houston, Irving, Keller, Llano, Lubbock, Mesquite, North Richland Hills, Princeton, Southlake and Weatherford.
About the Juror
Marty Walker is the owner of Marty Walker Gallery. The gallery is committed to exhibiting contemporary art by mid-career and emerging artists. The gallery’s formal program is focused on inventive use of materials and/or process-oriented works as well as outstanding works in video, photography, sculpture and painting. Marty Walker Gallery collaborates with numerous national and international institutions, museums and galleries to bring dynamic and challenging work to Dallas. In addition, the gallery strives to cultivate awareness and education in contemporary art providing guidance and assistance to private and corporate collections, and welcomes individuals new to collecting art. For more information, visit www.martywalkergallery.com.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
2011 SPRING SCHEDULE
March 5-27: Shelby Cunningham and Thomas Feulmer
Opening: March 5, 7-10pm
April 2-24: Rebecca Carter and Mark Collop
Opening: April 2, 7-10pm
April 30-May 22: Matt D. Clark, Clayton Hurt, and Joel Kiser
Opening: April 30, 7-10pm
Episode 43 : Slash
It’s Secretly Timid Tuesday! To celebrate…how about another double-sized episode? Jon, Jill and Diane open up the episode by talking about vomit and birth control. News stories include last week’s ice-pocalypse and how it affected the Super Bowl, the shaky half-time show, trentasized wine, supermodel Gisele’s foot-in-mouth disease, and animal lover Michael Vick’s new set of keys. Jill also debuts an exciting new segment called “Celebrity Twitter Face-Off.” Jill pits Full House’s Candace Cameron Bure against The Office’s Mindy Kaling.
Today’s featured song is “The Words that Maketh Murder” by PJ Harvey
And as promised, below is the video of radio show host Richard  Hunter confronting Michael Vick.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_Ra0J-V7ZM[/youtube]
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This Old Dark Machine
James Vincent McMorrow just released a music video for the song “This Old Dark Machine.” Check it out below.
[vimeo]http://vimeo.com/19140644[/vimeo]
He will also be performing at this year’s annual SXSW festival
Tour Dates w/ The Rural Alberta Advantage
Mar 22 – Ames, IA at The Maintenance Shop at ISU
Mar 23 – Milwaukee, WI at Mad Planet
Mar 24 – Madison, WI at High Noon Saloon
Mar 25 – Minneapolis, MN at First Avenue
Mar 26 – Chicago, IL at Lincoln Hall
Downloads
Treat yourself to a free download of the song “This Old Dark Machine” by clicking here
The album is also available via iTunes.
Episode 42 : I Summon the Cold of the Arctic Winds
It is Secretly Timid Tuesday and Dallas is frozen. Rather than call in the snow day the cast decided to record via this program called “Skype.” Topics include…um…well…EGYPT, Chik-Fil-A, the Rush Limbaugh/Sen. Leland Yee, Artist Jeff Koons latest performance piece, and Helena Bonham Carter’s fashion. Other topics include Washington University’s decision to cancel Bristol Palin’s speech, Super Bowl craziness, a possible oral sex/cancer link, and this U.S. Map of shame. It’s a snow day! So enjoy this special 2 hour episode. Devyn pops in. Little Andie says ‘hi.’ And Jon got drunk. Don’t judge.
Today’s featured song is “Dirtied Your Knees” by Thrift Store Cowboys
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Happy Birthday, Devyn!!
A very special “Happy Birthday” to our number one fan, Devyn. We here at Secretly Timid hope you have a wonderful day. You are 21…so you must drink to excess and wake up in a strange place in a puddle of mystery fluid. Think of it as one of those “rights of passages.”
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Music Preview : Alexander Ebert
Hey Guys and Dolls,
Our friends over at Vagrant Records just sent us some tunes from Alexander Ebert. We like what we hear. In fact, Jon liked it so much that he did two cartwheels and attempted the chinese splits. It didn’t end well. Here are two tracks from Ebert’s debut album. Expect a full review in the next couple of weeks.
“Truth”
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“Million Years”
[soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/9754115″]
Episode 41 : The Fantastic Four
Although Paul could not get into the box today, we are still the Fantastic 4. Let’s just say that for today’s episode he is playing the part of the “Invisible Woman”. I suppose that would make Danielle “She-Hulk.” Regardless, let us all mourn our fallen hero, The Human Torch. We will miss you, you flaming hero. On today’s show, Jon, Jill, and Diane talk about Cold Stone Creamery jumping on the frozen yogurt bandwagon, a duo in Austin who were arrested for DWI…on a horse, the autism debate, and whether or not promiscuity may be genetic. Later Jon reviews the album, Early in the Morning, by James Vincent McMorrow.
The featured song for today’s episode is “If I Had a Boat” by James Vincent McMorrow
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The Last Living Rose
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWBrWhrKchQ[/youtube]
A short film by Seamus Murphy