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PBaRt Show and Concert this First Friday

This Friday at DesignBox will see an art show and concert sponsored by Pabst Blue Ribbon. A bit out of the norm for First Friday exhibits, this show will feature not only music and art, but a free photo booth, LocoPops, and Only Burger.

More info from the Facebook event:

Local celebrity artist Paul Friedrich has teamed up with the iconic beer company Pabst Blue Ribbon to present North Carolina’s first PBaRt Show at Designbox Gallery on May 7, 2010 from 7pm-11pm.

Friedrich, creator of the Eisner-nominated Onion Head Monster, and PBR have organized 17 of Raleigh’s top Low Def Pop artists in one recession proof exhibit. All artwork is priced $25, $50 or $100 and includes limited edition PBR themed originals.

And, that’s not all: three local bands will play an exclusive outdoor concert while live graffiti artwork is created for additional visual stimulation and eventual silent auction. The Only Burger food truck will be there for the hungry, Locopops ($2), and the Carolina Hurricanes Storm Squad for fun. Speaking of fun, there will also be a retro photo booth—free for First Friday art enthusiasts.

Admission is free. Arrive early to gaurantee entry . A suggested $3-5 donation will be greatly appreciated and accepted on behalf of the Visual Art Exchange [501(c)3] and SPARKcon.

first on stage (approx: 7:30pm)
Kellie Ann Grubbs

second on stage
Monologue Bombs

third on stage (approx: 10pm)
Lake Inferior
Artists:

  • Paul Friedrich,
  • Onion Head Monster
  • Keith Norval
  • Anna Podris
  • David Eichenberger
  • John Morris, GoodNightRaleigh.com
  • Matt McConnell, McConnell Studios
  • Adam Capps
  • Christopher Norris
  • Eric Knisley
  • Victor Knight
  • Bart Cusick
  • Sean Kernick
  • Kristin Matwiczyk
  • Marx Myth
  • Greg Clayton
  • Liz Neimeyer
  • Mark Elmore

Article image is “Pabstory”,  a work in the show submitted by Kristin Matwiczyk, based on a photo by Layne Hutchison.


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