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"Pet Rock" w/ Skoal Kodiak // Gospel Gossip // Magic Castles @ 501 Club

admin — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 02:41:05 +0000

Skoal Kodiak & Gospel Gossip are sure to be great per usual.. Then there is “Death Cube” The mysterious super-group…

This is a great line-up for a great cause. If you are in the neighborhood, stop by!

Hey guys – the 501 is having an all day long event for The Pet Project. The event is called “Pet Rock”.

501 food, and $4 Grain Belt Premium, $5 Schell’s Firebrick, and $5 Schell’s Octoberfest will be served outdoors all day. Come early, and get some of the 501 brunch.

Here’s the 411:

OUTDOORS (back parking lot)
1pm Andy Elwell
2pm Parallax
3pm Death Cube (members of solid gold, fat kid wednesdays, mystery palace)
4pm Condos
5pm Magic Castles
6pm Kill to Kill
7pm Speeds the Name
8pm First Communion After Party
9pm Skoal Kodiak

INDOORS (inside the club):
10:30 Gospel Gossip
11:30 Gazillion
12:30 Guystorm

outdoors is all ages!
inside is 21+

admission is FREE, but donations to the Pet Project are encouraged!

Aesthetic Apparatus Exhibits At 501
Can’t spell Aesthetic? Can’t spell Apparatus? Better learn! Because the 501 Club is exhibiting Expressive Works, incredible screen prints by dynamic graphic design and screen printing duo Dan Ibarra and Michael Byzewski, whose company goes by the name – Aesthetic Apparatus.
501 patrons and performers may already be familiar with some of AA’s band posters. They have designed and printed concert posters for bands such as Cake, Frank Black, Spoon, The Hold Steady, The New Pornographers, Dinosaur Jr, Grizzly Bear, Vivian Girls, The Decemberists, Bob Mould, Mark Mallman, Lucinda Williams and more.
Dan and Michael founded Aesthetic Apparatus around 1999 in Madison, Wisconsin, they say, as a fun side project from their real jobs. Their bio further states that “Over the years their limited edition, screen printed concert posters have secretly snuck into the hearts and minds of a small, rather silent group of socially awkward music and design nerds. Now, Aesthetic Apparatus is a full time, full-fledged, insanely unstoppable, and occasionally award winning design mega-studio. They will break your heart and drink your blood.”
Expressive Works by Aesthetic Apparatus is the third in Jon Oulman’s ongoing exhibition program at the 501 Club. This new venue opened with a show by graffiti-based stencil artists John Grider and Mike Fitzsimmons of Broken Crow, then was followed by 20th Century Works on Paper, War and Propaganda from Jon Oulman’s personal art collection.

This exhibit will be installed in time for Pet Rock (Fundraiser for The Pet Project), an all-day music and food event at the 501Club starting at noon on Saturday, September 26. All works in the exhibit are for sale.