On Saturday, June 4, please join Art Conspiracy for Art Con ANONYMOUS. Featuring 39 local artists, ANONYMOUS challenges each artist to create a piece of collectible art using only grayscale values, allowing us to construct an atmosphere of anonymity as, at first glance, each creation and its creator will seem ANONYMOUS.
Combining the forces of creativity and philanthropy, we set out to create public awareness for the arts and to bring artists and musicians together — to “conspire” for the...
On Saturday, June 4, please join Art Conspiracy for Art Con ANONYMOUS. Featuring 39 local artists, ANONYMOUS challenges each artist to create a piece of collectible art using only grayscale values, allowing us to construct an atmosphere of anonymity as, at first glance, each creation and its creator will seem ANONYMOUS.
Combining the forces of creativity and philanthropy, we set out to create public awareness for the arts and to bring artists and musicians together — to “conspire” for the benefit of the local arts scene.
Completed works will be presented for live auction starting at $20, raising money for this year’s beneficiary, who will be announced at ANONYMOUS.
Musical performances include SuperSonic Lips, Vodeo, and Son of Stan DJ Set.
Doors 7:00pm
Supersonic Lips 7:30pm
Auction #1 8:00pm
Thank you 8:50pm
Vodeo 8:55pm
Auction #2 9:25pm
Son of Stan DJ set 10:20pm
SuperSonic Lips
SuperSonic Lips’ sound is genre-fluid and would take an imaginative sentence to describe adequately. Just when you’re satisfied that you’ve correctly identified their music as a moody punk/rock/pop hybrid, Saulo’s guitar psyches the crap out of you. Though there’s a Latin influence to tracks like “Affliction Sweetness,” they have a joyfully dark aesthetic, like a happy band that’s caught an (un-alarming) case of ’90s depression. YaYa Lion and her group describe the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Metric as their biggest influences, while Saulo offers a clever description: “call it omnivore rock, because it feeds off everything.”
https://www.facebook.com/supersoniclips/
Vodeo
This Fort Worth-based four-piece formed late in December 2013 and was drawn together to form a sound that is simply... Vodeo – live instruments layered with electronic elements, catchy song-writing and melodies. Tunes that consist of groove and dance-ability are the bullet points to this group’s success. “We want to play songs people enjoy, wanna shake and have a good time to,” says Jacob Pullig. Fort Worth Weekly’s Anthony Mariani says Vodeo is “not only the best yacht-rock band around, they’re easily one of the best. Period.” He also calls their latest release, “an exceptional release whose most thoughtful tunes are ready for drive-time rotation.”
https://www.facebook.com/vodeomusic/
Son of Stan
Son of Stan is the moniker of Jordan Richardson, a Fort Worth-based singer-songwriter, drummer, and producer who has collaborated with an impressive list of artists, including Ben Harper, Natalie Maines, and Ringo Starr. As a member of Ben Harper’s band, Relentless 7, Richardson toured all over the world and even co-produced a Grammy Award-winning album titled, “Get Up.” After many years touring and recording, Richardson chose to return to his roots in North Texas to pursue his longtime goal of writing, recording, and producing on his own. He has since worked on numerous local and national releases, and he plays regularly all over the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.
https://www.facebook.com/sonofstanmusic/
Featured Artists:
Richard Patterson
Cabe Booth
Richard Ross
Abby Bagby
Kurt Griesbach
Rick Fontenot
Aralyn Griesbach
Clint Scism
Danny Rose
Can Turkyilmaz
Lisa Lindholm
Sierra Sintic
Hobbes Vincent
Pamela & Dylan Dowdy
Justin Clumpner
Diane Durant
Paxton Maroney
Haylee Ryan
Olivia Themudo
Mark Nelson
Sully Ridout
Alexa Mason
Shoby Modjarrad
Hatziel Flores
Tiffany McAnarney
Kristin Swenson
Taylor Effin Cleveland
Megan Van Groll
Brad Albright
Mike Arreaga
Brandon Pederson
Sean Springer
Jay Wilkinson
Julie McCullough
Lindsay Line
Iris/Eva Hughey/Semrad
Tramaine Townsend
Jin-Ya Huang
Courtney Miles