6 past events with the first friday tag

February is the season of unnaturally dyed daisies, everything heart shaped, and Barry Manilow songs spilling over like too much bubble bath. It is the time of year that we place the whole love shebang up out of reach on some gilt pedestal. “Love unites us!” we shout, lifting our ignorant fists to the heavens. 

We at Glue & Scissors are pretty sure love will tear us apart, that all of our hearts better resemble scraped knees.

It's high time we compare scabs—the different shapes and textures of experience, how our bodies exist in constant dialogue with each other. 

Love itself is a paradox. 
We cleave together. 
We are cleaved in two.

Recognition of the reciprocal nature of love means a greater understanding of the human condition.

It is perhaps this scrutiny that has the propensity to unite us.

The Cup will feature performances by:

Blake Mellencamp
Paul Witkamp, William Smith + Their guitars
Coyotes
Marta Vitolins

Also, a series of dramatic readings w/audience participation encouraged.

This event aims to display craft, the manipulation of aesthetic where function and form meet.

It will take place Friday, April 5 as a part of First Fridays in the Village from 6-9 pm utilizing both the inside and outside of The Cup.

After the exhibition, there will be a fashion show from 9-9:30 at Be Here Now followed by three bands and a DJ set to close the night!

If you are a designer of any sort, consider submitting to the show here: http://glueandscissors.org/submitart

We are accepting anything design based: graphic design, fashion, jewelry, architecture, textiles, etc.

Ball State Universities School of Art presents: Beyond Animation – celebrating the fine art works of Animation and Visual Effects artists when they are not working in a professional studio. The show will run in the Atrium Gallery from Sept 29th to Oct 22nd with the opening reception on Friday, Oct 2nd, from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm.

The collection of art will include works from: Angie Jones , Antelmo Villarreal, Danelle Vierkant, Chris Purdin, Joseph Cross, Kurt Papstein, Joanna Davidovich