12/19 - Alex grey and Telesma 2nd Annual Visionary Solstice @ Sonar

RamzGT · #1 2.11.2009, 10:30 am

12/19/2009 7:00 PM at SONAR - Visionary Solstice Gathering, with Alex & Allyson Grey
407 E. SARATOGA ST, Baltimore, Maryland 21202
Cost: $30 / $50 VIP Tickets @ Sonar

Anyone else planning on going? Would love to meet up and see you there!

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2nd Annual Visionary Solstice Gathering - Live Art Event

Saturday December 19, 2009 - SONAR BALTIMORE Address: 407 E. Saratoga St., Baltimore, MD 21202 / phone: 410-783-7888 Tickets: $30 / $50 VIP (includes 7pm early admission to Alex Grey’s spoken word and access to special side stage lounge with bar service during his painting)

DESCRIPTION
At 8pm on Saturday, December 19, Baltimore’s 2nd Annual Visionary Solstice Gathering begins! The show features a special 2 hours of live painting by world renowned visionary artists ALEX GREY and wife ALLYSON GREY to the transformative psychedelic rock music of TELESMA. Fans will be able to see the paintings as they unfold on large projection screens. All three rooms will feature visual performances including live body painting and aerial contortionists complimenting the ultra-violet performance art of ARCHEDREAM FOR HUMANKIND with music by NEIL KURLAND aka KNOWLEDGE. MUSICAL TALENT TELESMA SEE I (Featuring members of Thievery Corporation) ROB PAINE & LEE MAYJAHS NEIL KURLAND & DJ WHO UNCLE JESSE AGENT MAX ALIGNING MINDS LOGO More talent TBA...

VIP Tickets
VIP tickets include special admission to Alex Grey’s spoken word performance and artist’s talk on his recently published book Art Psalms, as well as exclusive stage access with bar service during his performance. Brought to you by ecosumo.com & Soul Mob Productions. About Alex Grey: Visionary artist Alex Grey was first recognized for his ground-breaking "Sacred Mirrors" collection which took 10 years to complete. This collection, featuring a unique series of 21 life-sized paintings, “takes viewers on a journey toward their own divine nature by examining, in detail, the body, mind, and spirit". It was during this period that he developed his depictions of the human body that "x-ray" the multiple layers of reality, and reveal the interplay of anatomical and spiritual forces. Alex Grey has since received worldwide acclaim. In pop culture his timeless works have appeared in Tool’s 10,000 Days, their Lateralus album and stage show, The Beastie Boys’ Ill Communication and Nirvana’s In Utero. Grey’s artwork has also appeared on the cover of Sub Rosa, Newsweek, High Times, Shaman’s Drum, Shambhala Sun, Juxtapoz, and Vision.