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Hi folks. I'll be doing video improvisations as part the following event, which should be quite a shindig. I'll be going on at the Necco Court party when it gets dark enough to see my work, probably around 8:30, and will continue projecting for the duration . Directions to the Necco Court party at the bottom of the message. ART AND SOL A SUMMER SOLSTICE PARADE & PARTY FORT POINT CULTURAL COALITION (FPCC) LAUNCHES ITS 2D ANNUAL PUBLIC ART SERIES What: ART AND SOL: A SUMMER SOLSTICE PARADE & PARTY: Fort Point Cultural Coalition (FPCC) launches its 2d Annual Public Art Series. With Public Art by: Claire Eder, Margaret B. Tittemore, Don Eyles, Eric Legacy, Melora Kuhn, Nancy Adams and Slavco Sokolovski AND Live Music and Performances by Tarbox Ramblers, DJ Flack, Somer Waters, Dr. T, The And So No Sin Performance Troupe and a special fire performance by ANTHELION When: Friday, June 21st, 5:00 to 9:30 pm, rain or shine. [Includes PUBLIC ART RECEPTION, 5:00-7:00 pm, on the Summer St. Bridge; BIKE PARADE, 6:30 pm, meet, with your decorated bike, at the Summer St. Bridge; BLOCK PARTY, with food, and featuring music and entertainment by Tarbox Ramblers, DJ Flack, Somer Waters, Dr. T and ANTHELION, 7:00-10:30 pm, at Necco Court Parking Lot.] Where: Outside, rain or shine, Summer St. Bridge and Necco Court Parking Lot, in the Fort Point Channel area of South Boston; near South Station and the Childrens' Museum Tickets: Free and open to all; for more information call Mobius at 617-542-7416 (Boston) Once again, members of New England's largest artists' community are taking over Boston's Fort Point neighborhood, turning bridges into musical instruments, an industrial block into a nature walk and literally floating their art for all to see. Focused on expanding the visibility of this vibrant and vocal community, the Fort Point Cultural Coalition (FPCC) is continuing its ambitious public art series. This year's events commenced in April with the successful "Fort Point Vision for Public Art: A Multidisciplinary Charrette" hosted by Ricardo Barreto, Christina Lanzl and Jed Speare. The Art and Sol: A Summer Solstice Parade & Party will spill the spirit of that charrette out onto the sidewalks and into the channel. Public and performing artists will have a field day merrily making a creative splash on the water and streets of Fort Point. They will also regale the audience with a rollicking reception, a rolling bike parade, and a rockin', reelin' block party! The solstice public art lineup includes: *Bike Parade - a decorated bike parade, beginning and ending on the Summer St. Bridge [pre-solstice decoration opportunities: June 15th-16th,Sat.-Sun., 10:00 am-4:00 pm, at 205 A St., 2d floor] - organized by Melora Kuhn *Bridge Play - 100 sets of chimes hung along the Summer St. Bridge - by Claire Eder *Labyrinth - a bright blue tape labyrinth (a second one is located on the Children's Museum wharf) - by Margaret B. Tittemore *Peer Amid - a new floating sculpture in the Fort Point Channel - by Don Eyles *Spray Bomb -- a large welded sculpture of a bug repellent aerosol can - by Eric Legacy *Super Art vs. Super Commerce - the penultimate showing of a week-long series of battles to the death between the artists' community and the developers [pre-solstice performance battles: June 17th-20th, Mon. & Wed., 5:00-6:00 pm, Tues. & Thurs., noon-1:00 pm; post-solstice performance battle: June 22d, Sat., noon-1:00 pm, all leaving from outside Mobius, 354 Congress St.] - The And So No Sin Performance Troupe *Time Lies - a series of round clocks set in the lampposts of the Summer St. Bridge evoking the countdown to artist and other tenant evictions - Nancy Adams and Slavco Sokolovski Directions to Necco Court party: Short 5 Minute walk from South Station RedLine Go over Summer St Bridge. Take 1st Right on Melcher. First Right on Necco St. First Right onto Necco Ct. Walk to the end of the street toward water. FYI There is NO parking on premises for guests. We will arrange parking for you Some parking on Melcher St and Summer St. There are public parking gar -- Visit "Before the Fall -- Images of the World Trade Center" at http://www.foryourhead.com "There were so many things there that are not anywhere else in the world. There were millions of people, the strange reflective bars of the buildings and the shiny and shimmering towers that seemed like a fairy tale" -- David-Michael Cook Emile Tobenfeld, Ph. D. Video Producer Image Processing Specialist Video for your HEAD! Boris FX http://www.foryourhead.com http://www.borisfx.com