Cost: $10 (includes a button and PDF script emailed following the show)
“txt” is an interactive show by acclaimed conceptual artist Brian Feldman, where a mysterious character named txt recites absurdist dialogue written anonymously by the audience in attendance via Twitter.
Acclaimed conceptual artist Brian Feldman’s second commissioned project and probable second-to-last new project of the year finds him distributing copies of the Orlando Weekly Best of Orlando 2011 issue as only he can.
For 5.999 hours on Thursday, June 30th (12:00 PM - 5:59 PM), acclaimed conceptual artist Brian Feldman will present a new project called “The Most Expensive Gas in America,” alerting drivers of extremely high gas prices by holding up a sign with otherwise unlisted gas prices in front of Sun Gas Station (5600 Butler National Drive) in Orlando, Florida.
Sun Gas Station, the closest gas station to Orlando International Airport, is currently being fined $250 a day by the City of Orlando for not posting their gas prices. They have a court date set for June 30th to challenge the city ordinance, which requires the station to post their prices on signs visible from the roadway.
“Even though I’m not a car owner, I do occasionally drive and it’s plain to see that price gouging is in full effect here,” said Brian Feldman. “By holding up a sign with Sun Gas Station’s unadvertised prices – which they refuse to advertise themselves – I hope to get them to reconsider their misguided business practices. It’s certainly the least I can do for my fellow drivers, tourists and locals alike.”
Greg Fox of WESH 2 News reported on May 12, 2011 that 8 or 9 other gas stations in the City of Orlando, including Suncoast Energys located directly across the street from Sun Gas, were also not posting their prices. However, Sun Gas Station has been mentioned more than once as having the most expensive gas prices in the continental US. They also have a highly visible sign, with more than enough room to post their gas prices.
“The really funny-slash-infuriating thing is, Sun Gas actually did install a sign to comply with the city ordinance. However, they built it behind the station where almost no cars see it! And even if they did see it, it wouldn’t help anyone make an informed purchasing decision as the sign has been blank for weeks!”
Current prices (as of June 25, 2011)
Regular (87) $5.799/gal.
Plus (89) $5.899/gal.
Super Premium (93) $5.999/gal.
“Hopefully, they’ll do the right thing and post their prices. But if they don’t, I’ll do my best to make sure they get the attention they deserve,” said Brian Feldman.
This independent project is not sanctioned, endorsed or sponsored by Sun Gas Station, Southeast Fuel LLC or the City of Orlando.
“24 Hour Embrace (after Young Sun Han)” marks the first time that Young Sun Han has granted permission to re-perform this piece, as well as the first time that Brian Feldman has re-performed another artist’s work.
The first collaborative project to be realized as a result of “The Swan Boat Talks,” this interactive work involves trading the shirts or tops of 1st Thursdays patrons with a limited edition “Lousy T-Shirt” designed by artists Brian Feldman and Johannah O’Donnell.
The “Lousy T-Shirt” is not for sale and only obtainable by attending 1st Thursdays and actively participating in the trade, while supplies last. Early arrival suggested.
Presented as part of 1st Thursdays at Orlando Museum of Art, the theme for April 2011 is “Fashionista.” The art of fashion depicted on the canvas of an artist or the style of a designer. From the chic trendsetter to the unique original and creative design – past, present or future. Artists express their sense of art and style.
Orlando’s Official 2011 International Pillow Fight Day Event, timed to coincide with hundreds of pillow fights in cities around the world. This is the event you’ve been waiting all year for.
All interested PILLOWLANDO MMXI participants should bring a pillow to the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts Site at the corner of S. Orange Ave. and W. South St. on Saturday, April 2nd at 5:00 PM EDT and wait for the signal. “Pillow fight!” At that time, pillows will swing and whack as those assembled experience a massive urban pillow fight. It’s free and a ridiculous amount of fun.
Orlandoans who love free, fun, public events like pillow fights, creative interventions, games and interactive art installations are invited to show up and take part, as well as all curious tourists and other Central Floridians who find out about it as International Pillow Fight Day and PILLOWLANDO MMXI draws near.
Costumes and unique pillows are encouraged! It’s also highly recommend that you bring water, as this is a thirst-inducing event! Stay hydrated!
THE RULES
• Soft pillows only!
• Swing lightly, many people will be swinging at once.
• Do not swing at people without pillows or with cameras.
• Remove glasses beforehand!
• Wait until the signal to begin. (Don’t arrive more than a couple minutes early!)
• Please, please, please do not use feather pillows! (This is a feather-free fight.)
• If anyone has a hard pillow, you should return it to the shop, because it’s faulty.
What Does “Everything” Mean?
Buddha Dog, Hot Dog w/ 2 Toppings, Chips (Fritos & BBQ), Fruit Nectar, Root Beer, Water
Previous food-related Brian Feldman Projects include “3 Candy Bars” (May 2010), “Chips and Salsa” (May 2010), “Feldman’s Infamous Fourth of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest” (2009) and “The Feldman Dynamic” (2003-2009).
United Arts of Central Florida presents Brian Feldman’s newest interactive installation as part of ArtsFest 2011 as he remains inside of a playable skill crane machine for 16 hours in a re-creation of an amusing moment from recent Sheboygan, Wisconsin history. In 2004, then 7-year-old Timmy Novotny walked away from his father while he was using a pay phone at a Piggly Wiggly supermarket and proceeded to climb inside of a skill crane machine through its prize slot because he “just, like, wanted to go in there.” Now - you can try to win Brian, or other great prizes.
Thursday, February 3, 2011 from 4 - 5:30 pm
Orange County Private Schools & Charter Schools Reception
Sonesta Hotel Orlando Downtown
60 S. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando, FL 32804
TODAY! TOMORROW! Friday, February 4, 2011 from 7 - 8 am
5th Annual Orange County Principals Appreciation Breakfast
Hard Rock Live (CityWalk at Universal Orlando)
6050 Universal Blvd., Orlando, FL 32819
Attendees of the Orange County Private Schools & Charter Schools Reception and 5th Annual Orange County Principals Appreciation Breakfast will be treated to a performance by Brian Feldman. Brian will conduct The Chalkboard Exercises, a performance he conceived as a manner of creating mnemonic messages in support of arts education and funding. The Chalkboard Exercises serves as a comical, and ultimately memorable, means of reinforcing the event’s message – the critical role that the arts play in all our lives.
u ctrl the show. txt (ArtsFest 2011) Saturday, February 5, 2011 at 1:30 pm
As part of ArtsFest 2011 (http://ArtsFestFL.com) presented by United Arts of Central Florida, acclaimed artist Brian Feldman will become “txt” in the revival of a performance first staged at the Kerouac House in February 2009. During this one-of-a-kind interactive performance, an audience texts anonymous messages via Twitter to create the “txt” character’s monologue, which he recites without filter. Laughter joins with moments of raw human exposure through the safety lens the performance provides, amid the appropriate collection of telephone history in Central Florida.
Each audience member is required to bring a fully charged cellular phone.
Note: Due to potential content, there is an age restriction for attendees to be over the age of 17. Attendees are recommended to reserve tickets in advance as seating is limited.
When: Saturday, February 5, 2011 at 1:30 pm (prompt)
Where: Maitland Historical Museum & Telephone Museum, 221 W. Packwood Ave., Maitland, FL 32751 http://maitlandhistory.org (Website) http://j.mp/telephone_map (Google Maps)
Links:
http://j.mp/txt_fb (Facebook Event)
http://j.mp/txt_alert (Media Alert)
http://j.mp/bfpfb (Brian Feldman Projects on Facebook)
http://twitter.com/ArtsFest2011 (@ArtsFest2011 on Twitter)
http://twitter.com/txt_show (@txt_show on Twitter)
http://twitter.com/MaitlandHistory (@MaitlandHistory on Twitter)
http://foursquare.com/venue/965658 (Maitland Art and History Association at Maitland Art Center on foursquare)
Public Transit | Parking | Biking + Walking:
LYNX (Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority): Take Link 102 (http://j.mp/lynx102). | Vehicle parking is free at the Maitland Historical Museum & Telephone Museum. Carpooling is encouraged. | Biking and walking are both good for you and pleasant modes of transportation on a Sunday, and anytime! If riding, please wear a helmet and flashing light (and reflective strip if you have one)! Find someone to ride with. And don’t forget your bike lock!
Logo: Edward Alan Feldman **************************************************** Make the most of it. The Minimum Effort
January 1 - December 31, 2011 (52 weeks)
@ brianfeldman.com/minimumeffort
In 2011, conceptual artist Brian Feldman, recipient of the State of Florida’s 2011 Individual Artist Fellowship, is working a minimum wage job ($7.25/hour) and offering weekly grants of one day’s salary ($58 before taxes) to Florida-based artists.
A total of 52 grants will be awarded by Brian Feldman, with the artists and their projects announced every Friday in 2011.
As a pre-show to the world premiere of “Going Green the Wong Way” (written by and starring Kristina Wong and directed by Paul Tei), performance artist Brian Feldman offers up a simple tribute in the Carnival Studio Theatre Lobby at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County, guaranteed to get you in the mood to go green... the Feldman and/or Wong way.
Brian and Kristina met cute as Artists-in-Residence at Atlantic Center for the Arts (New Smyrna Beach) in the summer of 2009. A mutual appreciation society ensued.
Cost: $30-35 (Enter code MADCAT to get 10% off tickets)
A portrait painter captures the true essence of his subjects in this 16mm short film written and directed by Jon Jones, and produced by Brian Feldman. Screening as part of two programs at the 2010 Miami Short Film Festival: “For the Little Ones” and “Humor is in the Eye of the Beholder” Comedy Shorts.
If you’re gonna argue with the refs this season, you gotta know the rules.
This project is not sanctioned, endorsed or sponsored by the National Basketball Association, NBA Media Ventures, LLC, Orlando Magic, Amway Corp., or the City of Orlando.
Get psyched for the Central Florida premiere of Patrick Barlow’s Tony® Award-winning play The 39 Steps by participating in a game-changing theater tailgate, in the parking lot prior to the 2pm matinee performance at Orlando Shakespeare Theater.
Peformance artist Brian Feldman (who made his professional acting debut with Orlando Shakespeare Theater at age 10) is no stranger to the theater tailgate, having tailgated for many productions over the years - in theater lobbies, sidewalks and parking lots. However, this marks the very first time he’s invited the public to join in on the fun.
So set your alarm, make your way over to Orlando Loch Haven Park with some theater-loving friends bright and early Sunday... and get ready for some theater!
This independent project (inspired in part by Sincerely, John Head) is not sanctioned, endorsed or sponsored by Orlando Shakespeare Theater, Samuel French, Inc. or Hank Williams, Jr.
Cost: Free (Bring your own food, drink, seat, grill, table and whatever else you need in order to be tailgate ready.)
Award winning illustrator Thomas Thorspecken (Thor) will be seated center stage inside the Goldman Theater with a lone spotlight, sketching the audience while a video camera close-up from above captures the page and projects his entire process from start to finish, allowing artistic creation to be experienced in a brand new way. You’re gonna want a front row seat for this one.
The completed sketch will be featured on Thor’s acclaimed Analog Artist Digital World blog, as well as TheDailyCity.com and in a book to be published in 2011.
Run time: Two hours, with no intermission. Wine and Mountain Dew (Thor’s favorite) available.
In the summer of 2008, performance artist Brian Feldman approximated the experience of being a Red Chair for 110 hours over a 14 day time span, in a piece called I Am a Red Chair at IKEA Orlando.
Now - as part of the 6th Annual Red Chair Affair, the event to kick-off Central Florida’s arts and cultural season, Brian reprises this much enjoyed performance for two more hours.
You can see Brian as a Red Chair by purchasing a VIP Ticket for $225, as he will be backstage at the Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre, sitting amongst the nearly 70 other Red Chairs up for Auction.
Available August 1-31, 2010 (24/7/31)
@ Anywhere and Everywhere (Your call!)
Do you need something done?
Car washed? Laundry folded? Lawn mowed? Dog walked? Dinner prepared? Someone to go shopping with? Someone to see a movie with? Kids watched? Help crossing the road? Services of the self-proclaimed greatest designated driver of all time?
Well you’re in luck! Brian Feldman has cleared his calendar and, so long as it’s legal (in the location taking place) and does not cause any unnecessary injury or grief, is making himself completely available to you for the month of August, in recognition of his seventh year as a performance artist.
It’s time to give back! So if you need something - anything, whenever and wherever, just make an appointment. It’s completely free* and the perfect recessiontainment for the final month of summer. Real life solutions are just a request form away!
To make an appointment, simply fill out the project request form and submit: http://j.mp/availableform
Cost: Free*
*Brian Feldman is willing to go anywhere and everywhere in order to make himself available to you. However - You are responsible for ensuring that he arrives to your location, whether it be by providing airfare**, car rental/usage, taxi fare, bus/subway fare, bike loan, shoes or a pickup, as well as covering any tangential costs stipulated by your proposal. The sole intention of this endeavor is to assist you in a personal matter and may not be used to promote or otherwise advertise a legitimate business. One request per person. **Brian Feldman does not have a U.S. Passport and would require one for any international travel requests.
Non-Eagle Scout Brian Feldman (“Orlando’s greatest living performance artist” Orlando Weekly) takes the Fringe where it’s never gone before, with this overnight primitive camping trip to Wekiwa Springs State Park.
• The longest event in Orlando Fringe history (17 hours)!
• The most exclusive event in Orlando Fringe history (10 tickets, only 2 per night)!
• The first Orlando Fringe event to involve a car ride (Orlando MINI)!
• The first Orlando Fringe event to take place outside of Orlando (17 miles away in Apopka)!
Cost: $10 (plus $8 Fringe button)
There is a one (1) night and one (1) ticket limit per person. Sorry, No Fringe Bucks or Passes accepted. Tickets are non-transferable and must be used by the purchaser. Remember: Transportation is included with your ticket purchase for this camping experience.
IMPORTANT: Per the Fringe, no one under the age of 21 will be allowed to purchase a ticket to, or attend this event. This is an approx. 17 hour event, departing from the Shakespeare Center lobby. It includes a 13.8-mile car ride from Orlando Loch Haven Park to Wekiwa Springs State Park in Apopka, an approximately 3.5-mile hike to a primitive camping site in a wilderness area (i.e. no vehicle access, facilities, restrooms or showers), overnight camping (in a single tent), followed by a return 3.5-mile hike and 13.8-mile car ride back to Orlando Loch Haven Park in the morning. There may not be cellular phone service at the camp site. Please plan accordingly and take water, a compass, a map and anything else you may need (i.e. sleeping bag, hiking boots). There will be a brief stop at a supermarket on the way to Wekiwa Springs State Park. (Wekiwa Springs State Park Campground is closed from 6/1/2010 to 12/31/2012 due to construction. In other words, this is your last chance to go before the end of the world.)
Brian Feldman attempts 85 push ups to commemorate Orlando Museum of Art’s 85th anniversary.
This independent project will be taking place in the Martin & Gracia Andersen Parkview Promenade Gallery (contemporary American art) and is not sanctioned, endorsed or sponsored by Orlando Museum of Art.
30 hour fundraiser to get Brian Feldman to MoMA (The Museum of Modern Art) in New York by May 31 so he can participate in Marina Abramovic’s 700+ hour durational performance (the longest duration of time that she has performed a single solo piece) called The Artist is Present.
10% of framing and art sales during the event will also go toward’s Brian’s trip (his first to NYC since August 2007 and first-ever to MoMA), which acclaimed sketch artist Thomas Thorspecken will be documenting.
Cost: Donation (Also accepting donations by PayPal.)
This Cinco de Mayo, performance artist Brian Feldman invites you to join him for some chips and salsa.
Brian will be seated inside Pancho’s Mexican Food in Casselberry, Florida for the entire duration of Cinco de Mayo (a full 24 hours). Every 30 minutes, another plate of fresh chips and salsa will be delivered to his table. The public is invited to sit across from him (one diner at a time) and participate by consuming the title dish. ¡Trae a tus amigos! ¡Y su apetito!
Cost: Free (Se aceptan donaciones)
You can also watch this event live in its entirety at http://j.mp/chipsustream
(Es mucho más divertido en la vida real sin embargo!)
In honor of Enzian Theater’s 25th anniversary, once an hour, for 25 hours, Brian Feldman changes the Enzian Theater marquee to the name of one of his 25 favorite movies seen there.
Brian has seen more movies at Enzian Theater than any other theater. During the early years of the Florida Film Festival, when his father designed the programs, he would get dropped off after school and watch movies until midnight, working on homework in-between screenings.
This National Library Week, Reading is Looking Up.
67 Books
Sunday, April 11, 2010 from 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Monday, April 12, 2010 from 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Tuesday, April 13, 2010 from 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Wednesday, April 14, 2010 from 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thursday, April 15, 2010 from 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday, April 16, 2010 from 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday, April 17, 2010 from 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM @ Orlando Public Library 101 E Central Blvd Orlando FL 32801-2429
In celebration of National Library Week 2010 (April 11-17), 67 Books is a weeklong performance art event wherein 67 Orange County Library System (OCLS) cardholders read aloud for one hour at a time any book they choose from the OCLS collection, on the roof of Orlando Public Library. The number 67 corresponds to the number of hours Orlando Public Library is open in the span of one week.
67 Books is an independent production of Brian Feldman Projects in celebration of National Library Week. The event is supported through the in-kind donations of area businesses and individuals, and has not been paid for by the Orange County Library System.
PILLOWLANDO MMX - Orlando’s Official 2010 International Pillow Fight Day Event, timed to coincide with over 130 pillow fights in cities around the world. This is the event you’ve been waiting all year for.
“I think I’ve been [waiting] my whole life to live in a community where somebody like Brian Feldman does, cause he just makes my life happier.” Margot Knight, President & CEO (United Arts of Central Florida)
Last year, Brian tried to cry. This year, he just might. Don’t miss Brian’s most personal performance - ever.
Presented as part of 1st Thursdays at Orlando Museum of Art. The theme for April 2010 is The Happy Show: From the sincerely sweet to the somewhat saccharin, this show highlights the sunny side of life.
Brian Feldman is spending 18 hours in a stranger’s bathtub. If you think that’s wrong, you’re right. Tilikunundrum
Sat 27 Mar 2010 from 6:00 AM - 11:59 PM (18 hours)
@ SeaHouse® Orlando 1132 Edgewater Court Orlando FL 32804-6719
This is not on SeaWorld® property. It is a private residence near Downtown Orlando.
“The tragic death of the trainer suggests that maybe we have outgrown the need to keep such wild, enormous, complex, intelligent and free-ranging animals in captivity, where their behavior is not only unnatural, it can become pathological.” – Jean-Michel Cousteau
“...building a tank the size of Rhode Island wouldn’t be large enough for a six-ton male such as Tilikum, an animal capable of swimming 100 miles in a day.” – Whale Expert quoted in the Orlando Sentinel
Brian Feldman endures 18 hours of confinement in a stranger’s bathtub, one hour for each year* Tilikum the orca has been held captive in a space of comparative size at SeaWorld® Orlando. *since January 9, 1992
Please consider becoming a member of Jean-Michel Cousteau’s Ocean Futures Society, whose “mission is to explore our global ocean, inspiring and educating people throughout the world to act responsibly for its protection, documenting the critical connection between humanity and nature, and celebrating the ocean’s vital importance to the survival of all life on our planet.”
Tilikunundrum is an independent project and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment or Ocean Futures Society.
The sequel to last year’s sleepwalk. Don’t worry, this one’s not 50 hours. And this time, Brian sleepwalks over YOU! Presented as part of the outsider art fair.
Join first-time playwright Marilyn Wattman-Feldman for this dramatic reading of her play. Based on interviews with cancer survivors, the project is funded in part by a Professional Development Grant from United Arts of Central Florida. Directed by Julia Gagne. Featuring Brett Carson, Nicole Carson, Marsh Collins, Saralyn Collins, Beth Cunningham, Stephen DeWoody, Cameron Gagne, Kathleen Lindsey, Marylin McGinnis, Lyndol Michael.
Your decade can only get better after this evening! Dr. Sketchy’s Orlando
Wed 6 Jan 2010 from 8-10pm
@ Tatáme Sake Lounge 223 W Fairbanks Ave Winter Park FL 32789
(corner of S New York Ave; up the street from Frames Forever & Art Gallery)
Brian Feldman serves as the model for Orlando’s Best Monthly Sketch Party. He will be recreating some of his projects from the past two years (Leap Year Day, The End of Television: Part II, Why Would They Do That?, I Am a Red Chair, PILLOWLANDO9, The Singing Menorah).
Cost: $5 (artists) - Free (gawkers)
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An American Jewish-Swedish Chanukah Celebration... In Orlando.
Free to attend. You are invited to join Brian for this Jewish-Swedish celebration where you may order anything off the IKEA® Orlando Restaurant menu, at your expense, and then dine together during the last night of Chanukah. There will be dreidels, there will be electric menorahs, there will be Swedish Fish®. If you happen to have a dreidel or an electric menorah, bring it! (The more the Chanukahier!) After dining, we will wander, like our ancestors did, through the IKEA® Lighting Department and join together in singing Peter Yarrow’s (Peter, Paul & Mary) Chanukah classic, “Light One Candle.” Next year in Älmhult!
Disclaimer: While this event is not sanctioned, endorsed or sponsored by INGKA Holding B.V., IKEA Holding S.A., Inter IKEA Systems B.V. or IKEA North America Services, LLC., they are cool with it. There is no reason to contact IKEA® Orlando regarding this event. It just is what it is. Thank you, IKEA® (and Chanukah) fans!
Disclaimer: This event is not sanctioned, endorsed or sponsored
by Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc. or CBRL Group, Inc.
Please do not contact any of the above Cracker Barrel
Old Country Store® locations in regards to this event.
15 – 17 Feb 2007
at Epic 1 Building (former Cruises Only Building) 1011 E. Colonial Dr. Orlando, Florida 32803-4698
$15.00 Admission
Brian had a Lite-Brite® work on display at this curated show.
Thu 1 Feb 2007
at Orlando Museum of Art in Loch Haven Park 2416 N. Mills Ave. Orlando, Florida 32803-1483
$9.00 Admission (Free for Museum Members)
Brian had three works on display at this curated show:
Death by Chocolate (Interactive Performance Installation),
Khapn ze Jocalat! (Interactive Installation) and Lite Chocolate (Lite-Brite®).
1 – 30 Jun 2006
at 1842 E. Winter Park Rd. Orlando, FL 32803-1606
Free Admission
Brian had four photobooth works in this curated show:
Light Show, Monkey Suit Banana, Vanishing Act and Self Portrait.
18 – 29 May 2006
at Orlando Loch Haven Park in Orlando, Florida [MAP]
Brian had two works on display as part of Visual Fringe:
Hyperlink (Lite-Brite®) and Labrador (Acrylic on Canvas).
The last time Brian Feldman visited Miami Art Museum, he was stopped from taking cell phone photos* of his favorite works on display by every security guard in the building. He now can’t recall what he saw. This time, he’s coming prepared. *Brian’s preferred method of visual notetaking
This independent project will be taking place throughout the galleries and is not sanctioned, endorsed or sponsored by Miami Art Museum.
This pride-inspired performance, selected by Cathy Leff (Director of The Wolfsonian-FIU) for the internationally juried exhibition SIN!, features Brian Feldman seated at a table inside the Bakehouse Art Complex’s Audrey Love Gallery autographing 1,980 headshots of himself during the four hour duration of the closing reception.
These headshots, autographed at a rate of approximately 8 per minute, will be free to those in attendance (limit of one per person).
The entire performance will be webcast at brianfeldman.com.
This is the second performance in Brian Feldman’s 7 Deadly Sins series. Sloth, a 30 hour performance, was presented in October 2009 at The Cameo Theatre in Orlando, Florida.
Brian Feldman will be performing as part of this Wayburn Sassy and Didi Panache hosted fundraiser, along with Tod Kimbro, The Empty Spaces Theatre Company, Paul Strickland, Janine Klein, Pepe, David Lee, Mark Baratelli, Becky Fisher, Wanzie, Didi Panache, VarieTEASE, Rob Gee, Mike Garvey, Tod Caviness, Chase Padgett, Rob Ward & Superfriends and DRIP.
Cost: $20 (For tickets, call George Wallace at 407-648-0077 ext. 2)
Dosa vu CANCELEDSunday, August 15, 2010 from 12:30-8pm (last order at 7:30pm)
@ Apna Bazaar - 9432 S. Orange Blossom Trail Orlando FL 32837 (next to Bella’s Marketplace Indoor Flea Market)
Dosa vu (pronounced: Dough-sah VOO) is the experience of feeling sure that one has eaten or experienced a Dosa previously (an individual feels as though a Dosa has already been consumed or has been consumed in the recent past), although the exact circumstances of the previous Dosa are uncertain.
This Indian Independence Day, performance artist Brian Feldman invites you to join him for some daylong Dosa eating.
Every weekend, Indian food is prepared fresh at a table inside the Apna Bazaar supermarket in South Orlando. Brian considers the Masala Dosa served here (in a supermaket aisle!) the best Dosa in Orlando.
Remember Chips and Salsa back in May? It’ll be similar. Once an hour, from 12:30pm-8pm (12:30, 1:30, 2:30, etc.), Brian will order another Masala Dosa and then eat at one of the tables outside. Join him.
Because PILLOWLANDO MMX is still five months away.
And the pun was too eeriesistible. Pillow Fright Day
CANCELED Sat 31 Oct 2009 at 5pm (wait for the signal!)
@ *Location Announced Day of Event*
Orlando FL
Unlike World Pillow Fight Day, held annually the first Saturday in April, Pillow Fright Day is an Orlando only event. For now. All interested Pillow Fright Day participants should bring a pillow to *Location Announced Day of Event* at 5pm and wait for the signal. “Pillow fright!” At that time, pillows will swing and whack as those assembled experience a massive urban pillow fight. It’s free and a whole lot of fun. Orlandoans of all ages who love free, fun, public events like pillow fights, creative interventions, games and interactive art installations are invited to show up and take part, as well as all curious tourists and other Central Floridians who find out about it as Pillow Fright Day draws near.
Cost: Free
When referencing on Twitter, please use hashtag: #pillowfright#pillowfight
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