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Movie Nights are back at the Rabbithole! As Spring wakes slowly but surely, we are inviting you to the colorful world of Brazilian Cinema Novo director Carlos Diegues' road film "Bye Bye Brasil", opened by not one but two musical performances, Brooklyn based cello artist Clara Kennedy and Swedish duo White Lamb.
7:30 pm: WHITE LAMB Swedish band White Lamb will be performing in a unique New York arrangement, with vocalist/pianist Anna Hansen, jazz trumpet player Klara Ejeby, and multi-instrumentalist Brian Hill.
OPENING: THU 05 APR 2012, 6:00 - 10:00 pm OBSCURE OBJECT FILMS RETROSPECTIVE FILM SCREENING + VJ set w/ DJ Vandal
RABBITHOLE 33 Washington Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 Tel. 718 852 1500 rabbitholeprojects.com
Rabbithole Gallery is pleased to present, "Obscure Object Films - Photoplays by Stephen Dirkes", an exhibition of film, photography, sets, props and painting from the short films of Stephen Dirkes.
(above video: exclusive interview with Pierre Fichefeux by Paul Anel via landofcompassion.com)
PIERRE FICHEFEUX
The King of Chickens Makes Havoc in Heaven
MAR 01 - 31
Artist Talk w/ Live Performance by Bow Ribbons & Smiles Guthrie:
FRI 16 MAR 2012, 7:00 - 10:00 pm
Rabbithole Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of new paintings by French artist Pierre Fichefeux from his series The King of Chickens Makes Havoc in Heaven. Opening March 1st and extending through to the 31st, this will be Pierre Fichefeux’s first solo exhibition in New York City.
Artist Talk w/ Live Performance by Bow Ribbons & Smiles Guthrie:
FRI 16 MAR 2012, 7:00 - 10:00 pm
Rabbithole Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of new paintings by French artist Pierre Fichefeux from his series The King of Chickens Makes Havoc in Heaven. Opening March 1st and extending through to the 31st, this will be Pierre Fichefeux’s first solo exhibition in New York City.