Apologies to Michael Wutz. I decided not to attend his artist talk at Volitant because I figured his lecture at UT tonight would be more enlightening. Well wouldn’t you know, that its back to school night. I can’t get out of it either. For some reason, I HAVE TO go and listen to PTA announcements and briefly say hello to teachers I will be seeing all year long.
Anyways, a couple of shows tonight, Texas Prize and Las Manitas Friday night and a robust gallery hopping Saturday night.
I had wanted to go to San Antonio for Unit B’s closing. But my car’s acting up. It’s a busy weekend down there, too.
I received the email last week, but haven’t had time to enter into the calendars. Here’s another event for Saturday:
SLUGFEST GALLERY PRESENTS A PRINTMAKING EVENT
DRIVE-BY PRESS!
SATURDAY, SEPT. 8, 6-9 PM.
Drive-By will be printing live & in person in Slugfest’s Courtyard Saturday Sept. 8 from 6-9 pm. T-shirts, posters and more – come by and participate!
www.drivebypress.orgDrive-By Press is a completely mobile printmaking studio built to promote the growth & democratization of art through printmaking.
Slugfest Gallery will be showing prints by the Hancock Brothers, Dennis McNett, Nancy Palmeri, Martin Mazzora, Karla Hackenmiller, Bill Fick, Oscar Gillespie and others produced by Drive-By Press.
September 8 through October 7, 2007Gallery Hours 1:30-6:00 pm Tue.-Sat.
1906 Miriam Avenue, Austin, TX 78722
www.slugfestprints.com
I’ll update the calendars soon.
I’ll tell you ’bout what I sees.
'Bout What I Sees 
Thanks for the Slugfest notice, I haven’t seen that one listed anywhere. This will be a very busy weekend for art stuff! Seems like we went through a dry spell, now I’m having to pick and choose which openings, lectures, talks, and brunches (brunches?) to go to. Can’t complain about that too much, though.
Did I see you at the Art Palace show the other night? I thought that was you but I’m terrible with names and faces…
Yeah, I saw you too. But my ‘Boutlings were testing my patience. I ended up leaving shortly after arriving in order to suplex two of them to bed and clothesline the third. After the ref (the Sandman) declared me winner, I returned to the Palace.