by Dan Wilson
Originally released in 1999, “Bangkok Dangerous” is the first film co-directed by identical twin brothers Danny and Oxide Pang, who went on to direct 2002′s stylish thriller, “The Eye.”
April 2004
Posted inBarhopper
Back In Black
After last month’s East Side sojourn, it’s time for a return to the taverns of Riverwest. So I’m back. And it was night. So, black. Yeah. That works.
Posted inA&E Briefs
April
Odds n’ Ends Betty Salamun, Director of DanceCircus is creating an eco-arts parade for Urban Ecology Center’s Earth Day Celebration on April 17 in Riverside Park. Join the DanceCircus “Life’s a Beach” Fresh Water Parade for Earth Day skits, songs and dances, and interactive games. . . . . . . . . . . […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Great Balls of Wire: Art Show to Benefit the Sierra Club
by Judith Ann Moriarty
Clueless about how to turn junk into art? Consider the following items spotted in some around-town galleries: a bowling ball transformed into a Harley Hog (Jimmy Von Milwaukee), soda cans crushed and collaged by artist Fayeth Levine, a circa ’50s coffee pot punctuated with holes and strung thru with tiny lights, and yes, a murky landscape painting retrieved from Goodwill and repainted in a funky style. A recent venture into the discount room at Riverview Antiques even brought forth a bowling pin dressed and painted to resemble a cub scout. With a few ticks of the clock and a modest outlay of less than $5, you too can produce a trashy treasure.
Posted inMusic & Events
A Day in the Streets of Balata
Balata is a refugee camp, one of the most repressed and impoverished communities in the West Bank. Kelly and Mika are touring with a multimedia installation including video, sounds from the camp, graffiti stencils, photos, embroidery, children’s drawings and more…
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