"ART IS THE DISCIPLINE OF BEING"
Beth Fleenor's musings, projects, compost-itions and inspiramentations
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
THE ANTAGONISTIC SCALE
shit bag is way more antagonistic that douche bag
douche bag is kind of passive right?
shit bag is so assertive....
I like it.
douche bag is kind of passive right?
shit bag is so assertive....
I like it.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
SLAUGHTERHOUSE 3 + MORE
Rehearsal with Michael Owcharuk (keyboard), Paul Kemmish (bass), Greg Campbell (drums)
DJELEM, DJELEM
HABANERA (Owcharuk)
DJELEM, DJELEM
HABANERA (Owcharuk)
DOUBLE YOKO EXPERIMENT NO. 1
Monday, April 4, 2011
APRIL BF CALENDAR
April 2011
04/03_Monktail House Band
Faire Gallery
04/09_Owcharuk 4
Molly Maguires
04/10_Monktail House Band
Faire Gallery
04/13_Low End Theories - Music with PK
Lofi
04/14_Music for the Peoples_8:30
with Sam Boshnack, PK, and Greg Campbell - second set open to all
Peoples Republic of Koffee / on 12th
04/16_Owcharuk 6
Egan's
04/17_Monktail House Band
Faire Gallery
04/18_Duets with Mike Dillon
Gallery 1412
04/19_Figeater
Rendezvous
04/20_Duets with PK
Egan's
04/24_Monktail House Band
Faire Gallery
04/27_Low End Theories - Music with PK
Lofi
04/28_(part 1)
Monktail's Non Grata
Vermllion
04/28_(part 2)
Slaughterhouse 3
Shadlowland
http://thefrankagency.org/bfcalendar.htm
04/03_Monktail House Band
Faire Gallery
04/09_Owcharuk 4
Molly Maguires
04/10_Monktail House Band
Faire Gallery
04/13_Low End Theories - Music with PK
Lofi
04/14_Music for the Peoples_8:30
with Sam Boshnack, PK, and Greg Campbell - second set open to all
Peoples Republic of Koffee / on 12th
04/16_Owcharuk 6
Egan's
04/17_Monktail House Band
Faire Gallery
04/18_Duets with Mike Dillon
Gallery 1412
04/19_Figeater
Rendezvous
04/20_Duets with PK
Egan's
04/24_Monktail House Band
Faire Gallery
04/27_Low End Theories - Music with PK
Lofi
04/28_(part 1)
Monktail's Non Grata
Vermllion
04/28_(part 2)
Slaughterhouse 3
Shadlowland
http://thefrankagency.org/bfcalendar.htm
Friday, April 1, 2011
CONNECTION
Our eyes met and it was one of those instances.
You know exactly what I'm talking about - we've all encountered it in some form.
You are able to look a little deeper than with most people you brush into day to day. Something in you says that you know each other - or knew each other - or understand something about each other. It's all in there all at once.
Connection.
You are connected.
There is a semblance in the frequency.
It is recycling between the two of you, undulating and amplifying with each second.
It is so important to notice when it happens - and to honor it.
Because it is of great immeasurable valuable.
In that instant - you see more of yourself, more of others, and therefore more of the environment you are in.
In that instant - (your) humanity grows.
We are differentiated by probably 20 years in age, our race, our social status/activity, and life experiences - yet we knew we were just 2 tired women in the rain.
We shared space for over 20 minutes. She asked each passerby for change, eventually pausing for a moment to smoke a cigarette and step outside of it all. I waited for a cab with heavy bags of groceries.
When it arrived she lowered her head and raised her cigarette as if to say cheers!
I looked at her for the last moment and said "good luck"
she looked back into me and replied - "you too."
You know exactly what I'm talking about - we've all encountered it in some form.
You are able to look a little deeper than with most people you brush into day to day. Something in you says that you know each other - or knew each other - or understand something about each other. It's all in there all at once.
Connection.
You are connected.
There is a semblance in the frequency.
It is recycling between the two of you, undulating and amplifying with each second.
It is so important to notice when it happens - and to honor it.
Because it is of great immeasurable valuable.
In that instant - you see more of yourself, more of others, and therefore more of the environment you are in.
In that instant - (your) humanity grows.
We are differentiated by probably 20 years in age, our race, our social status/activity, and life experiences - yet we knew we were just 2 tired women in the rain.
We shared space for over 20 minutes. She asked each passerby for change, eventually pausing for a moment to smoke a cigarette and step outside of it all. I waited for a cab with heavy bags of groceries.
When it arrived she lowered her head and raised her cigarette as if to say cheers!
I looked at her for the last moment and said "good luck"
she looked back into me and replied - "you too."
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