Arts

Tonight At The Dead Cat: Music, Art And Booze.

Following an open reception from 6 to 8, featuring the work of artists Ricky Vespia, Mike Kelly, Lizz Freeman and JRT MCPE, musical mind-renovators Badman and Mahi Mahi, along with Adiel Azure’s Dream Indigo Orchestra rock the tiny Dead Cat Gallery into the wee ones. Dead Cat Gallery, 669 Elmwood Ave, Prov. Reception 6-8, $10 […]

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AS220 Community Print Shop: NOVEMBER SCHEDULE

 HEY FRIENDS!!! the print shop class/event schedule for NOVEMBER is finally ready! HERE IT IS: Open House!!! – MONDAY NOV.5th, 6pm – FREE Any and all interested in learning a bit about the shop and how it works, come to the FREE shop open house! We walk you through the shop and show off our

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AS220 Community printshop open to public

Watch out! AS220’s community print shop is now open for the public to use! The print shop, located at 95 Mathewson Street #210 downtown in the Dreyfus Building offers affordable introductory classes is many forms of printmaking; including but not limited to: silkscreen, letterpress, intaglio, monoprinting and relief printing! People of all ages are encouraged

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Gay Zombie and The Domestic Violence Grudge

You just can’t fuck with a title like Gay Zombie. I have to give it up for the Rhode Island International Film Festival. Their predilection for screening avant-queer-foreign and classic cinema is a b-movie lover’s dream. Hell yeah I’ll be there for the premiere of a ghost story about an apartment haunted by a drunk

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LLIK YOUR IDOLS

Take heed, as we keep hearing that Providence is the new Lower East Side of the 1980s, plus 20 years and minus some increment of heroin. After the Geeks, and off of Fort Thunder: Cool French documentary with screenings in Seattle, Berlin DE, Lausanne CH, Sidney AU, Strasbourg FR, San Francisco… … and Providence AS220,

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Nick Cave, of art fame, brings playful wearables to transitioning RISD museum

Has anybody else noticed that our local craft school’s museum is cribbing the party-as-bait model popularized most recently by MOMA and San Francisco’s Yerba Buena? The Phoenix has been awash with a graphtastic ad for the generic-sounding “Music Friday” for a couple of weeks. The full-page four-color depicts posterized 20-somethings in leggings and tunics swilling

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