September 15, 2008
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Radio-free radio
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Heights.Arts.Radio is cutting loose from the airwaves and becoming a podcast only. 
For a preview of upcoming episodes, listen here.
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Bread & Puppet Theater Returns to Coventry!
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Peace Party and Potluck
September 21, 2-6 p.m.
Coventry P.E.A.C.E. Park
(Euclid Heights Boulevard and Coventry Road, southeast corner)
sponsored by FoodNotBombs & the Northeast Ohio Antiwar Coalition
Entertainment, food, art, music, and fun for all
Yoga, Peace Art, Origami, Peace Cranes, Face Painting, Chalk 4 Peace, Drum Circle!
Bring your drum and a dish to share.
Bread and Puppet Theater at 3 p.m.
"The
Sourdough Philosophy Circus", a story about the need for human
fermentation. Human fermentation concerns those parts of the human body
which are not governed by the government, like the guts and the gutsy
parts of the brain. This is also applies to dancing zebras and turkeys
and free range cows. The show is run by a bunch of cooks, specialists
in cooking the various stews and pancakes of our everyday first world
existence. Additional commentary is provided by the Rotten Idea Theater
Company. Music is provided by the Sourdough Philosophy Brass Band
The Bread & Puppet Theater
is one of the oldest non-profit, self-supporting theatrical companies
in the U.S. The theater has been enacting its radical utopian vision in
cardboard and cloth for over forty years, from the spectacle of its
larger-than-life puppets at Vietnam War protests in New York City to
the pageantry of its long-running (over 25 years) annual event, "Our
Domestic Resurrection Circus" in Glover, Vermont. The latter event
regularly attracted audiences in the tens of thousands up to the late
1990's.
Author and NPR commentator Andrei Codrescu
has praised "the genius of Peter Schumann [artistic director], the
prodigious puppet-God," writing "the Bread & Puppet Theater has
been so long a part of America's conscious struggle for our better
selves, that it has become, paradoxically, a fixture of our
subconscious."
216.736.4716 or 216.220.0590
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Chalk Festival
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Saturday September 20, 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Sunday, September 21, noon-5:00 p.m.
Cleveland Museum of Art Fine Arts Garden
Enjoy chalk artists and entertainment at no charge! |
216-707-2483 or neisenberg@clevelandart.org
Featured Chalk Artists
Story Lee Cadiz
Mark Jenks
George Kozmon
Wendy Mahon
Debra Sue Solecki
Rafael Valdivieso
Robin VanLear
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Heights Arts Gallery
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| William Brouillard at Heights Arts Gallery |
 Last
Friday's opening reception was great. If you missed it, here is a
picture of Bill with one of the Tin Man cookies Sharon Grossman
made. (If you come see the exhibit, you'll understand.)
A few more pictures are here
The Gallery is open:
Wed-Sat noon to 9 pm
thru October 25
The Holiday Store opens November 8!
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