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Hey folks,
Happy winter.
This Sunday Dec 6 is Kvetsh open mic at Eros with Michelle Tea and Krylon Superstar.
Wed Dec 9, I’m on a panel discussing Keith Hennessy’s 20th anniversary production of “Saliva.”
Thurs-Fri Dec 10 and 11 I’m in a group show at the Garage.
Hope you are well.
Kirk
SUN Dec 6, 8pm
EROS, on
Good day and how is it! Come to K'vetsh, our queer open mic and emotional journey. We have goods and services to share in the form of ART. An open mic list and two features in two hours or less in the lobby of a gay men's bath house where all genders are welcome to the show. What the HUNK.
Your features!!!!
Michelle Tea! Michelle Tea's last book was the novel Rose of No Man's Land. She wrote about Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens' marriage to the sea in Venice, Italy for The Believer's current art issue. She blogs for SF MoMA at Open Space.org. She runs RADAR Productions, which does the monthly Radar Reading Series, the Sister Spit tours, and the annual Radar Lab writers' retreat. She is writing a book.
PLUS!
Krylon Superstar! Legendary East Village performance artist...Breathaholic...Vegetarian...Old...Young...Black and Beautiful...Timeless...Against Time...Chameleon...Jedi Knight...Lady face painter...has been a featured performer in Paris, Berlin, New York, Montreal, Aix en Provence...San Diego and San Francisco...for the last 15 years.
There you GO! Hot bananas. Hosted by your tiny bubbles, Tara Jepsen and Kirk Read.
This Sunday, December 6th. 7:30 open mic sign-ups, 8:00 show. Always on time! Open mic people are welcome to present one piece of less than five minutes, or five minutes of a longer piece. Two pieces? No. Medleys? Check with me. BUT PROBABLY NOT. The admission is $3 to $5. I am comfortable saying that is an incredible deal. You must be 18 or over to regard the dong throng inside Eros. Please feel free to dress in a tiny white towel for the show. Eros is located at 2051 Market St. at 14th St. in San Francisco. There are a couple little coolers with non-alcoholic beverages for sale, including Fresca and Muscle Milk.
Inhale and hold!
Love
Tara and Kirk
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TALKS! Art & Politics: Keith Hennessy, revisiting Saliva
Wed., December 9, 7:30pm, Free
At Counterpulse, 9th and Mission
A 1988/89 performance by Keith Hennessy. Twenty years ago Keith Hennessy created Saliva, an interdisciplinary dance-performance-ritual under a freeway in downtown San Francisco. Deep within the rage and grief of the AIDS crisis, Hennessy performed a ritualistic reclamation of the body, the queer male body, as holy. Video excerpts, live performance, historical context, and audience discussion combine to recreate this AIDS-era work of queer performance. With Waiyde Palmer, Kirk Read and Philip Huang.
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The Garage’s queer performance residency program, AIRspace, presents
At the Garage, 975 Howard between 5th and 6th
Dec 10-11, Thu-Fri • 8 pm • Tickets: $10-$20
Buy http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/89131
new work by queer choreographer Awilda Rodriguez Lora, a queer macha that has been performing movement, creating experimental video and writing for over 10 years. Rodriguez Lora is a visual performance artist that is committed to creating and promoting art that ignites progressive dialogue regarding the unstable categories of race, gender and sexuality. Mamá Awilda: El Duet is a solo multimedia performance that is inspired by my mother’s gestures, dances and speech that tell the story of her life as a as a wife, single parent, free spirit, and survivor.
Also performing in the program are Kirk Read, Sadie Lune and Trash.