If you really want to know what came first, the chicken or the egg or the Wing Bowl, check out this video of a performance from opening night Saturday at Baltidelphia, the exhibit at My House by artists from Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Andrew Brehm as the egg
The egg is Andrew Brehm, representing Philly (he got a dispensation even though he has moved on to grad school in Richmond). The warbler is Freda Mohr, representing Baltimore. And they got some help from Sarah O’Donnell, who plays the bird, and from Philly cinematographer Jonathan Boal. The setup is slow, folky and hokey, but then the fun begins. Thanks to Andrew for emailing us the video link!
Click on this, put on your 3-D glasses, and maybe you can make out the names of the artists.
A beefed up version of the performance will debut in Baltimore Saturday, Feb. 6, at Hexagon Space, for the closing party. Two cities, two galleries, two shows, teams of two artists each, one artist from each city. This tale of two cities involves 44 artists (22 per city) working over a three-month period. The show is curated by Hexagon’s Phuong Pham (she’s also got a Philly connection) and My House’s Alex Gartelmann. Philly artists involved include artblog’s behind-the-scenes wizard Beth Heinly! Check the card for the full list of who (click on it for a bigger view).
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Wow, that’s hilarious! I love all your posts. Not only are they entertaining, but they are creatively inspiring!
Sarah Allen
(my creative writing blog)
Glad it made you laugh, too!!! Congratulations on your blog. You’ve got a lot going on!!! Hope you can keep it up.
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