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EU Jacksonville, I Get a Ton of Press Releases and Tips from Readers, and the Establishments Listed Their Work 08 JACKSONVILLE art son ville Art Basel | Hannah Montana | Interview with Richie Havens | Notes from the Bachelor Pad | Interview with Peter Max free weekly guide to entertainment and more | january 24 - 30, 2008 | www.eujacksonville.com 2 january 24-30, 2008 | entertaining u newspaper cover photo by a.m. stewart (see pages 15-18 for more information about URBIMUS wheatpasting) table of contents feature Artsonville .....................................................................................................PAGES 14-21 Visual Arts Landscape - Gallery Listings ..................................................PAGES 14-15 Urban Art ................................................................................................PAGES 16-17 Museum Preview .........................................................................................PAGES 18 Art Basel Miami by Ian Chase ...................................................................PAGE 18-19 Blogging through Artsonville .......................................................................... PAGE 19 Peter Max (interview) ................................................................................PAGE 20-21 Adult Art Education ........................................................................................ PAGE 20 Kids Art Classes ............................................................................................ PAGE 21 movies Movies in Theaters this Week .................................................PAGES 6-8 How She Move (movie review) .................................................... PAGE 6 Mad Money (movie review) ......................................................... PAGE 7 Film As Art - Morrison Pierce (interview) ..................................... PAGE 8 home Fresh Shows on Cable (TV review) ........................................................................ PAGE 10 Fighting Boredome (Netscapades) ......................................................................... PAGE 11 Best of 07 Part 2 (Videogames) ............................................................................ PAGE 11 dish Dish Update .......................................................................................................... PAGE 12 Sequino’s (restaurant review) .........................................................................PAGES 12-13 Olive Oil (Ingredient Secrets) ................................................................................. PAGE 13 Good Bread/Bad Bread .......................................................................................... PAGE 13 music Music Calendar ...............................................................PAGES 23-26 Over the Rhine (interview) ...................................................... PAGE 22 Richie Havens (interview) ....................................................... PAGE 23 Tiger Army (interview) ............................................................ PAGE 24 Hannah Montana by Joel Land ................................................ PAGE 25 Unity Fest (Metro Park) ........................................................... PAGE 26 arts / theatre / on stage Master Class (First Coast Opera) ........................................................................... PAGE 27 Art Events ............................................................................................................. PAGE 27 Come Blow Your Horn (Orange Park Community Theatre) ...................................... PAGE 28 The Ride Down to Mt. Morgan (Atlantic Beach Experimental Theatre) ..................... PAGE 29 columns and stuff Lazerstar vs. Nicky Click (Native Foreigner)........................................................... PAGE 30 Notes from the Bachelor Pad (A Better U) .............................................................. PAGE 30 The Jock ............................................................................................................... PAGE 31 eujacksonville.com | january 24-30, 2008 3 thisweek Seventh Star JANUARY 24 After nine years, Ocala’s hardcore dar- thursday lings Seventh Star are breaking up. The band will play six more shows before George Strait hanging up their instruments and Jack- George Strait’s latest album, It Just sonville is getting one of them. Head Comes Natural, marks his 25th over to Fuel this week to bid the guys anniversary as a recording artist and farewell. xLooking Forwardx and Call to coincides with the announcement Preserve will be there too. Fuel Coffee- Cherryholmes that he is the most recent addition house- 7 pm, Info: (904) 425-FUEL to the Country Music Hall of Fame. Australia Day Challenge - South Sydney Rabbi- The legendary Texas troubadour is Lee Brice and Whiskey Falls tohs vs. Leeds Rhinos out in support of that new record South Carolina country music up-and-comer Lee Brice is team- Get ready for hard hits and fast action as the International Rugby and is sure to bring the house down ing up with Nashville’s Whiskey Falls to play one of the first League comes to the USA. The South Sydney Rabbitohs (Australia) with his long list of country hits. shows ever at Mavericks Rock N’ Honky Tonk, a new country and the Leeds Rhinos (England) will face off in a historic match this Nashville’s own Little Big Town and western club that’s taken over since Club Paris flew the Saturday. The stars of Discovery Channel’s American Chopper will will also perform. Tickets: $54.50- coop at the Landing. Tickets: $17.95. Mavericks Rock N’ Honky also be on hand to participate in pre-game activities and meet their $64.50. Jacksonville Veterans Tonk- 8 pm, Info: mavericksatthelanding.com fans. Tickets: $10. Hodges Stadium, UNF- 11 am, Info: australia- Memorial Arena- 7:30 pm, Info: daychallenge.com (904) 353-3309 George Strait The Pillowman- Encore Performance Orpheus Theater Group’s intense drama The Pillowman will Cherryholmes come out of the yoga studio and onto an actual stage this week In five short years, the high-energy Nashville-based band, Cherry- In Remembrance of the Dream for one night only. The Tony Award-nominated play, described holmes, was named 2005 IBMA’s Entertainers of the Year. See why The 6th Annual “In Remembrance of the Dream” Humanitarian by EU’s resident theatre critic, Dick Kerekes, as “a very thought- this Saturday when they bring their unique brand of bluegrass to the Award will be presented to The Honorable Corrine Brown, provoking evening of theater,” centers on a writer who is being Florida Theatre. Tickets: 22.50-$27.50. Florida Theatre- 8 pm, Info: Representative of the Third Congressional District of Florida. Come interrogated about a string of child killings. This performance is (904) 355-2787 enjoy a magical evening to celebrate the modern day heroes in free and open to the public. Robinson Theater, UNF Campus- 8 the African-American community, meet Pulitzer Prize nominee and pm, Info: orpheustheatergroup.com Ritz Chamber Players’ 2007-2008 Composer-in-Residence Dr. David Baker, and enjoy his brilliant chamber masterpieces. Jacoby sunday JANUARY 27 Symphony Hall- 7:30 pm. Info: (904) 354-5547 Matt Nathanson In a career that now spans five albums, Matt Roman Family Day The Kennedys Nathanson has built a loyal cult following with Matt Nathanson Bring the entire family to memorable roots-pop songs and a witty live pres- The much-traveled married duo of Pete and Maura Kennedy the Cummer this Sunday for ence. Hear Nathanson perform live at Jack Rabbits have spun their personal experiences, musical influences and an afternoon of exploring this Friday with special guest Ingrid Michaelson. philosophical beliefs into nine albums that blend acoustic-based the life of the Romans. Tickets: $12/advance, $15/day of show. Jack Rab- folk, rock, country, pop and secular gospel into an inclusively Everyone’s invited to enjoy bits- 8 pm, Info: (904) 398-7496 delightful sound that’s all their own. They’ll perform some of their art-making activities, musical songs Thursday at European Street along with mythic songwriter entertainment and tours of the Cosy Sheridan. Tickets: $12. European Street Listening Room- 8:30 Robot Cowboy antiquities currently on display. pm, Info: (904) 399-1740 or hackingcat.com The best way to describe Robot Cowboy is to refer Admission to this Roman to their website- “A futuristic expatriate American holiday is free (no passport Space Ranger combines wearable computing, midi required). Cummer Museum Flo Rida guitar, and live energy to wander the digi-range of Art and Gardens- Noon to 5 Flo Rida, unsurprisingly a native Floridian, is an MC who toured as as a robotcowboy playing for dying astronauts. pm, Info: (904) 356-6857 a teenager with 2 Live Crew’s Fresh Kid Ice and began popping up This is a lofi-guitar-compu-show with algorithmic balls from a on high-profile mixtapes by 2006 and has appeared with the likes DEVOspud, laptop-stomping idiot wearing exposed electronics.” of Rick Ross, Trick Daddy, Trina, and Dre (of Cool & Dre). Tickets: U.S. Bombs What’s not to love? Check them out with Laromlab this week. $22.50. Plush- 10 pm. Info: (904) 743-1845 U.S. Bombs have been a mainstay in the realm of punk rock ever Tickets: $6. TSI- 9 pm, Info: (904) 424-3531 since their thunderous inception in 1993. Shrouded in clouds of controversy, rumor, and legend for the entirety of their existence, the band has kept the crucial element of danger in the punk scene JANUARY 25 like no other band since the Sex Pistols. They perform this Sunday friday saturday JANUARY 26 with Far From Finished
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