Bicycle Art Salon Will be Holding Their Monthly Meeting Mar. 15 7-10pm That Will Feature Filmmaker, Kristin Tieche, Who Will Screen the Spinster, a Psychological Thriller
The March meeting will feature Film Maker, Kristin Tieche, who will screen The Spinster, a psychological thriller that follows “Phoebe”, a cycle vixen in search of true love into the dark, shadowy depths of romance. It also celebrates the bicycle community, on and behind the camera. They'll show some exclusive clips from the film and have a Q & A with the director. For more information, please visit (pledge & share) her Kickstarter Campaign as well.
Oakland, CA, March 11, 2013 --(PR.com)-- Slimm Buick and Justine tenZeldam, of the Bicycle Art Salon (www.BicycleArtSalon.com) will be holding their monthly meeting Friday, March 15, 2013 from 7-10 pm at 1600 E. 31st Street, Oakland, CA 94602 (RSVP for apartment number). The March meeting will feature Film Maker, Kristin Tieche, who will screen The Spinster, a psychological thriller that follows “Phoebe”, a cycle vixen in search of true love into the dark, shadowy depths of romance. It also celebrates the bicycle community, on and behind the camera. They'll show some exclusive clips from the film and have a Q & A with the director. For more information, please visit (pledge & share) her Kickstarter Campaign as well (http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1698642756/the-spinster-completion-funds) The event is by invitation only, and your invite can be obtained by contacting the hosts. You will then be given the final location, which will be close to Lake Merritt BART. To apply for your invitation, email bicycleartsalon@gmail.com, or phone 510-356-5665 or text 510-230-8270.
The Bicycle Art Salon is a discussion group on the subject(s) of art, film, music, bicycles and more, at the home and studio of Slimm Buick. Attendees will include the great minds of San Francisco, Oakland and the World, and they are always seeking feedback on possible subjects and speakers to feature in the future. The event is free, and includes a “pot luck” meal. Those who are able are being asked to bring a dish they can share with the group (usually 10-20 participants). If unable to bring a dish, donations will be accepted. There may be art for sale as well, along with products from meeting participants and the featured speaker of the month. There is usually plenty of (free) street parking, and for those who ride bicycles they will have a safe spot behind a locked gate and/or inside.
The Salon will be highlighting a different artist, performer or craftsmon at each Salon, with January's Salon featuring Harrod Blank, Director of the Award-winning Documentary, Automorphosis. There wer also two artists in the film present – art bike creators – with Jay Broemmell bringing his latest freak bike creation, The Beer Bike.
About your hosts: Slimm Buick (www.SlimmBuick.com) Slimm is a DJ, performer, artist and bicycle builder famous for his wacky Art Bikes. They've been shown at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA), Yerba Buena Gardens, and numerous other galleries and museums. His next show will be the first weekend in April at the Oakland Museum of California, as part of the we/customize exhibit. A third-generation San Franciscan, he is also known for his knowledge of historic American artifacts and antiques, including recorded music of the 20th Century. He currently has a collection of over 3,500 vintage vinyl 45s (he is a part time Western, Blues, Jazz DJ). Slimm also rents some of his Art Bikes for special events, kids parties, corporate events, conferences, festivals and parades. These bike creations have been immortalized in print and film, including Sony Pictures' Rent and the Discovery Channels' Weird Wheels. His wife, Justine tenZeldam likes to ride her “Scraper Bike” and other Slimm Buick Custom Bicycles in parades or to the grocery store, and is known to occasionally belt out a torch song at the local Piano Bar, The Alley, where they met in 2005.
RSVP required and if you want to bring something to share, such as food or beverage, please let us know! Justine & Slimm 510-356-5665
The Bicycle Art Salon is a discussion group on the subject(s) of art, film, music, bicycles and more, at the home and studio of Slimm Buick. Attendees will include the great minds of San Francisco, Oakland and the World, and they are always seeking feedback on possible subjects and speakers to feature in the future. The event is free, and includes a “pot luck” meal. Those who are able are being asked to bring a dish they can share with the group (usually 10-20 participants). If unable to bring a dish, donations will be accepted. There may be art for sale as well, along with products from meeting participants and the featured speaker of the month. There is usually plenty of (free) street parking, and for those who ride bicycles they will have a safe spot behind a locked gate and/or inside.
The Salon will be highlighting a different artist, performer or craftsmon at each Salon, with January's Salon featuring Harrod Blank, Director of the Award-winning Documentary, Automorphosis. There wer also two artists in the film present – art bike creators – with Jay Broemmell bringing his latest freak bike creation, The Beer Bike.
About your hosts: Slimm Buick (www.SlimmBuick.com) Slimm is a DJ, performer, artist and bicycle builder famous for his wacky Art Bikes. They've been shown at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA), Yerba Buena Gardens, and numerous other galleries and museums. His next show will be the first weekend in April at the Oakland Museum of California, as part of the we/customize exhibit. A third-generation San Franciscan, he is also known for his knowledge of historic American artifacts and antiques, including recorded music of the 20th Century. He currently has a collection of over 3,500 vintage vinyl 45s (he is a part time Western, Blues, Jazz DJ). Slimm also rents some of his Art Bikes for special events, kids parties, corporate events, conferences, festivals and parades. These bike creations have been immortalized in print and film, including Sony Pictures' Rent and the Discovery Channels' Weird Wheels. His wife, Justine tenZeldam likes to ride her “Scraper Bike” and other Slimm Buick Custom Bicycles in parades or to the grocery store, and is known to occasionally belt out a torch song at the local Piano Bar, The Alley, where they met in 2005.
RSVP required and if you want to bring something to share, such as food or beverage, please let us know! Justine & Slimm 510-356-5665
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510-230-8270
www.bicycleartsalon.com
510-356-5665
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Slimm Buick
510-230-8270
www.bicycleartsalon.com
510-356-5665
@bicycleartsalon
slimm@slimmbuick.com
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