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Showing posts with label fundraiser. Show all posts

Monday, May 28, 2007

Mad Hatters' Review Weekend Extravaganza is Fast Approaching!



I've been working nearly round the clock to get the info out. Mainly about the fundraiser, as I'd kinda like to keep the e-mag going. But I don't want people to forget about our KGB series reading.


Thanks to photographer, new friend Joel Simpson, we have a lovely visual flyer for the event. Now here's the updated info, including our new DISCOUNTED TICKET PRICE! Hope to see everyone who loves the Hatters soon!


EXTRA! EXTRA! SAVE THE DATE: SUNDAY, JUNE 10TH!

The Mad Hatters will present their first FUNDRAISING EXTRAVAGANZA at The Gallery Bar, 5 – 11 + PM120 Orchard Street, The Lower East Side, NYC The event will begin at 5 pm. Gallery Bar (http://www.gallerybarnyc.com) is located at 120 Orchard Street, near the corner of Delancey St. ("F" train to Delancey).


Tickets for purchase online cost $15 and will be available through June 9th via PayPal (Address PayPal payments to madhattersreview@yahoo.com), or $20 at the door; some kind of proof of dire hardship may earn supplicants a discount.


The event will benefit the Mad Hatters' Review and its local programs promoting innovative art and literature. Mad Hatters' Review is a unique online multimedia magazine featuring edgy, experimental, gutsy, thematically broad, psychologically and philosophically sophisticated writings, music, and art. The magazine specializes in collaborative ventures, bringing writers together with artists and composers to create a full sensory reading experience. Poetry, fiction, non-fiction, dramatic pieces and experimental whatnots are displayed adjacent to images of original artwork and accompanied by musical compositions or authors' recorded recitations.


The extravaganza will include READINGS BY OFFBEAT PROSE WRITERS & POETS; A SHOWING OF EXPERIMENTAL ANIMATIONS; AVANT-GARDEY IMPROVISATIONAL MUSIC; DANCING TO LIVE MUSIC (SWING, WORLD, 60'S ROCK, REGGAE, CALYPSO, ETC.; PERFORMANCESW BY TWO FABULOUS COMEDIANS; A LATE SHOW OPEN MIC; and A SILENT AUCTION OF BOOKS, JOURNALS, AND ARTWORKS DONATED BY MAD HATTER CONTRIBUTORS & FANS. AND AND AND: $4 MAD HATTER FACOCTAILS & FREE EDIBLES.



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PLEASE ALSO NOTE THAT OUR NEXT POETRY, PROSE & ANYTHING GOES READING SERIES AT THE KGB BAR will take place on FRIDAY, JUNE 8th, 7-9pm: featuring SISSY BOYD, DEBRA DI BLASI, VANESSA PLACE & A READING OF EXCERPTS FROM A PLAY CAROL NOVACK. Details are available at: http://www.madhattersreview.com/events.shtml#june8.

Questions? Contact Carol Novack (Publisher/Editor) andAmy Bucciferro (PR Director) at madhattersreview@gmail.com Subject Line: Fundraiser


Saturday, May 12, 2007



more details about our fundraiser

madhattersreview.com

On Sunday, June 10, 2007, 5:00 – 11:00 PM, the literary multimedia e-journal Mad Hatters' Review (MHR) will host their first Live-action Multimedia Fundraising Extravaganza at Gallery Bar, 120 Orchard Street (near Delancey Street), an innovative new venue/art space in Manhattan’s Lower East Side.. The event will include music, dancing, readings by MHR contributors and guests, surprise performances, screenings of video art and animations, plus special guests and infamous Mad Hatters’ facoctails at an attractive discount.

Mad Hatters' Review is a unique online multimedia magazine featuring edgy, experimental, gutsy, thematically broad, psychologically and philosophically sophisticated writings, music, and art. The magazine specializes in collaborative ventures, bringing writers together with artists and composers to create a full sensory reading experience. Poetry, fiction, non-fiction, dramatic pieces and experimental whatnots are displayed adjacent to images of original artwork and accompanied by musical compositions or authors' recorded recitations.

The evening's musical offerings range from the experimental adventure of an improvised duet by Ben Tyree (acoustic guitar) and Will Martina (cello) and the 21st Century Composed Improvisation group The Push-Pull Quartet (Ben Rush Miller et al), to rocking, rolling, and swinging dance music played LIVE by a genuine NYC band. There will be a showing of video art and animations by Jean Detheux, Orin Buck, Debra Di Blasi, New Zealand film makers and others and a slideshow of digital images by Joel Simpson, Peter Schwartz, Jean Detheux, and others. Readers include Eric Darton, Ranbir Sidhu, Rich Murphy, Tsipi Keller, Jason Price Everett, Urayoan Noel, and Andrew Taylor. Time permitting, there will be an open reading towards the end of the event. The work of the above authors can or will be found in the pages Mad Hatters’. Finally, an impressive number of donated books and artworks will be on sale at a silent auction.

Tickets cost $20 ($25 or more if you're feeling generous) and are available at the door or online through June 9th via PayPal addressed to madhattersreview@yahoo.com (please bring confirmation of payment to the event). Funds raised will benefit the Review and its local programs promoting innovative art and literature. If you plan to pay at the door, please RSVP to the gmail address below.

Contact Carol Novack (Publisher/Editor) and Amy Bucciferro (PR Director) at madhattersreview@gmail.com, Subject Line: Fundraiser


TO MAKE A TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION, PROCEED TO https://www.fracturedatlas.org/site/contribute/donate/580


Saturday, April 14, 2007


SAVE THE DATES! JUNE 8TH & JUNE 10TH!

MAD HATTERS' REVIEW FUNDRAISER COMING UP!
THE INFAMOUS MAD HATTERS' MAELSTROM OF 2007


The time has come, the kumquat said. What is time? the lettuce asked, shredding its head. Kumquat may, it's time to pre-announce our forthcoming MAD HATTERS' REVIEW FUNDRAISER, an EXTRAVAGANZA non pareil, indeed, an unbridled, maximalistical offering of readings/performances, live music, dancing, animated art, photo slideshows, mini-movies, discounted mad hatter facoctails, edible horbits, and a silent auction. The venue: a gallery by day, den of iniquity by night, located in the Lower Eastside, NYC: http://www.gallerybarnyc.com . The time? Oh, don't be so exacting, spat the Caterpillar --- it's temporarily set for 5 strokes past noon till all hours to be determined by the stamina and aesthetic lust of those in attendance. How about the day? asked Alice, rolling her enfant terrible blues. Day? What is a day but the preamble to a night? Well, if you insist: Sunday, June 10th, year of global warming 2007. So MARK YOUR CALENDARS. Details about who's doing what will emerge in time.

In order to survive and expand, alas, we need currency. As usual, a print anthology of text and visuals is a possibility, and some payment for contributors and staff, another. But for now, I'll be happy to raise sufficient funds to keep us going gloriously for another year or two or three or four (until a tsunami claims New York). The journal has grown and succeeded way beyond its founding mothers' and fathers' expectations (thanks to our gifted staff and volunteers); we mad hatters believe that it's a unique, trend-setting force, an example of what an online multimedia journal of expansive, manic vision and quality can do.

**** We are seeking books from authors of published works, CDS/DVDS from musicians/composers and filmmakers, and other donations to be sold at our silent auction. For visual artists, the costs of print/duplication production and shipping/posting will be reimbursed by Management, and artists are invited to set their minimum "cap" of proceeds, so (if requested), we may refund some of the proceeds (we will possibly have a form).

Collaborative multimedia artists ORIN BUCK and JOEL SIMPSON are on board, as well as DEBRA DI BLASI, author of the already famous new book, The Jiri Chronicles and Other Fictions, and our Guest Editor for Issue 8.

Please note that this second weekend in June is hereby designated THE INFAMOUS MAD HATTERS' MAELSTROM OF 2007. We'll be offering our series reading on June 8th, which will include a reading by VANESSA PLACE, author of the novel DIES: A SENTENCE, an apt title for a publication by a criminal appeals lawyer. And by the way, the novel consists of only one sentence (but with punctuation). An excerpt may be found at the KGB Bar Lit Review's website. Two actor friends will read an excerpt or excerpts from my play HAM & HEN, SISSY BOYD will read one of her very short plays, & DEBRA DI BLASI will read whatever she wishes.

Stay in tune for details!


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Mad Hatters' Review --- Edgy & Enlightened Art, Music & LIterature in the Age of Dementia: http://madhattersreview.com
KEEP THE MAD HATTERS ALIVE! MAKE A TAX DEDUCTIBLE CONTRIBUTION HERE:
https://www.fracturedatlas.org/site/contribute/donate/580

http://webdelsol.com/PortalDelSol/pds-interview-mhr.htm