Gatherings
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AN EMPTY CHAIR CAN DO A LOT OF EXPRESSIVE WORK
A cross between an art happening and a cocktail party (without the cocktails) October 31, 2021 6:30-8pm in the artPARK Presented by Pomerene Center for the Arts. Hosted by Community Studio Artist Anne Cornell and Shelley McCarty. It’s FREE According to Wikipedia, the three rules for throwing a successful cocktail party are as follows: “It should not last long, an hour and a half maximum, the time one can stand up, even if there are chairs for weaker constitutions. Guests should enter and leave freely, avoiding elaborate greetings on arrival and departure. Conversation must avoid passionate subjects (personal, political or religious topics) to keep a harmonious and cheerful ambiance” “AN…
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Wyoming
Brooklyn, NY-based composer and sound designer John Atkinson is premiering a new work of electronic music on Saturday, October 2 at 8pm in the POM artPARK, 325 Main Street, Coshocton OH. The piece, WYOMING, is composed of found sounds from coal mines, oil wells, and other auditory artifacts of the Age of Fossil Fuels. It will be paired with a video projection by Coshocton-based artist Peter Wolfgang. Wolfgang’s fluid and organic imagery contrast strongly with Atkinson’s sounds of industry and consumption to hopeful effect. The event is free of charge and open to the public. Peter Wolfgang has partnered with his friend John Atkinson to visualize his musical compositions in…
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Summer’s Not Over Block Party
September 11, MORNING 9am-noon in the artPARK, 325 Main Street, Coshocton, OH. School starts. Pools close. The weather remains hot. This is what we’ve come to expect yes? Can’t beat it? Join it! FAKE BEACH is what we’re thinking. The Coshocton Fire Department will be putting a diffuser on the hydrant in front of the artPARK. Bring your towels so you can play in the spray. Where there are firemen opening hydrants there are firetrucks to explore. Which one of the children you know wouldn’t want to check out the new city ladder truck? Thanks to a donation from Rural King, we’ll have pools full of sand for building castles.…
