Weekend Arts Agenda: Printed Matter and ‘Hyperglo’ November 19 2015

Printed Matter, ‘Hyperglo,’ and Beep Beep Gallery’s <i>Inhabitants</i> closes.


?It’s that time of the year again — Murmur’s Printed Matter. Now in its fourth year, the event is moving to Murmur’s dedicated space on Broad Street. Bring cash as the exhibition hosts a slew of zines made by artists, writers and local folks. All zines are under $10 and proceeds benefit Murmur’s 2016 Atlanta Zine Fest. The event goes down on Fri., Nov. 20, from 6-10 p.m. and it’s free to attend. 
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? Creative Loafing caught up with Murmur’s Amanda Mills to see what’s in store at this year’s fundraiser.
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? FRIDAY
? >> Susanna Starr returns to the Marcia Wood Gallery (Midtown) for her third solo exhibition with Hyperglo. Starr’s neon wall sculptures seem to ” vibrate with a hallucinogenic glow as they penetrate the physical environment with surprising physicality for work of such ethereal delicacy.” This is the artist’s ongoing physical exploration of color with handcut pieces out of Mylar. The exhibition opens on Fri., Nov. 20, from 7-9 p.m.
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? >> George Long and David Baerwalde’s temporary gallery space at Ponce City Market, Pile, evolves every Friday night as they add new pieces. On Fri., Nov. 20, Pile Fridays kicks off session 3 with performances from musicians Hiron Roy, Danny Bailey and Rafael Villanueva. Performances start at 8 p.m. 
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? SATURDAY
? >> Get your shop on at the 11th annual Indie Craft Experience this Sat., Nov. 21 and Sun., Nov 22. Over 175 craft and vintage vendors will be descending upon the Georgia Freight Depot. As usual, the first 250 attendees get a swag bag, designed by Maryink and Lucy Ricketts Illustration. $5 to get in the door. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days. Go support local artists and get your holiday gift list checked off all in one place, all while listening to DJ Zano spin some tunes.
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? >> Agnes Scott College hosts It Makes Me Think: Our Stories of Reentry, a spoken word performance this Sat., Nov. 21. The donation-based performance explores formerly-incarcerated women’s experiences with re-entering society and the workforce. With a $5 donation, you get access to the after party, which includes catering from local spots. RSVP here. All proceeds go Reforming Arts, a non-profit providing arts and higher education opportunities to women in Georgia’s criminal justice system. The performance starts promptly at 7 p.m. 
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? >> Orpheus Brewing hosts Art on Tap, benefiting MOCA GA’s Educational Programs this Sat., Nov. 21. For $40, you receive a guided tour of the brewery, art activities, beer samples, a custom MOCA GA pint glass and Varuni Napoli bites. Support a good cause while drinking locally brewed beer. Get your tickets here.
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? LAST CHANCE
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?>> Beep Beep Gallery’s second to last show, Inhabitants, closes this Sat., Nov. 21. The exhibition features new drawings, paintings, and mixed media works by Emily Maxwell and Ansley Sproull. The closing reception runs from 7-10 p.m. And save the date for the gallery’s last show ever, It’s Not Us, It’s You, opening on Dec. 5. 
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