THE GREAT AMERICAN CHEESEBALL CHALLENGE
POP-UP EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS, PHOTOGRAPHY, SCULPTURE, VIDEOS, AND THE WRITTEN WORD
CURATED BY GLEN HANSEN
THE ORIGINAL BREWERY BOYS WILL BE PRESENT
Music by
PERFECT STRANGERS
(Bob Blatchley & Claire Kolensky)
Beer Courtesy of
POLYWODA BEVERAGE
OF SOUTHOLD
and
THE GREENPORT HARBOR BREWERY
Garlic Knots Courtsey of
MICHAELANGELO'S
OF SOUTHOLD
and of course
UTZ CHEESEBALLS!!!!!
Saturday, October 6th, 3:00-7:00 PM
(by appointment until October 20th)
The Glen Hansen Studio at The Red Barn
1560 Youngs Ave
Southold, New York, 11971
Glen Hansen, Hans Gelb, Lucy Dewitt, Stephen Capozzoli, Frankie Neptune,
Adam Straus, JD Plummer, Cindy Pease Roe, Phil Marco, Paton Miller and Cliff Baldwin
POP-UP EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS, PHOTOGRAPHY, SCULPTURE, VIDEOS, AND THE WRITTEN WORD
CURATED BY GLEN HANSEN
THE ORIGINAL BREWERY BOYS WILL BE PRESENT
Music by
PERFECT STRANGERS
(Bob Blatchley & Claire Kolensky)
Beer Courtesy of
POLYWODA BEVERAGE
OF SOUTHOLD
and
THE GREENPORT HARBOR BREWERY
Garlic Knots Courtsey of
MICHAELANGELO'S
OF SOUTHOLD
and of course
UTZ CHEESEBALLS!!!!!
Saturday, October 6th, 3:00-7:00 PM
(by appointment until October 20th)
The Glen Hansen Studio at The Red Barn
1560 Youngs Ave
Southold, New York, 11971
Glen Hansen, Hans Gelb, Lucy Dewitt, Stephen Capozzoli, Frankie Neptune,
Adam Straus, JD Plummer, Cindy Pease Roe, Phil Marco, Paton Miller and Cliff Baldwin
SLIDE SHOW, VIDEOS AND FLASH FICTION PREVIEW OF THE CHEESE BALL CHALLENGE FROM THE ORIGINAL BREWERY BOYS AND FRIENDS
BELOW: Left to Right: Stephen Capozzoli, JD Plummer and Glen Hansen
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Slide Show
CONTRIBUTING ARTISTS WEBSITES
Hans Gleb Glen Hansen hansenart.net Frankie Neptune Stephen Capozzoli frankieneptune.com Lucy Dewitt Adam Straus adamstraus.net Philly Reno Phil Marco philmarco.com Cindy Pease Roe cindypeaseroe.com Perfect Strangers www.facebook.com/PerfectStrangersLongIsland/videos/1886054248356481/ Cheese Ball
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Photo Credit: Carolyn Kelly THE ORIGINAL BREWERY BOYS 2017 Sometime in 2017, Glen Hansen, JD Plummer and Stephen Capozzoli decided to meet Tuesday evenings at 5 PM at a Brewery on the North Fork of Long Island. *** The Original Brewery Boys discussed writing, music, art, film and any other topics of interest. All were welcome to join their discussion. *** The only rule was to leave any intolerance and virtuous outrage outside. There was no room for political correctness or taking offense. Laughter was a must. *** JD is a local writer. Glen is a local artist. Stephen is a local writer/photographer. *** They believe a spirited and honest discussion is the spark of creativity. |
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Eat Me
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BOWLING
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What Comes Around
By J. D. Plummer
It was 12:45AM on a Tuesday, the old TV in the corner was playing some idiotic sitcom rerun, the sound was off. The ball game had gone into extra innings but had been done for at least half an hour.
There was a couple sitting at the table in the corner, having wandered in around 930, drinking shots of tequila chased with beer.The guy a 20 something Guido looking punk was using every trick in the book to get over on his now drunken date.She was no beauty, strawberry blonde and milk faced She had a huge set of knockers held together in a too small tank top, a large butt in a pair of cut off denim jeans And bright red nail polish on her stubby fat toes. Too much damn makeup, thought Charlie as he wiped down the bar.
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By J. D. Plummer
It was 12:45AM on a Tuesday, the old TV in the corner was playing some idiotic sitcom rerun, the sound was off. The ball game had gone into extra innings but had been done for at least half an hour.
There was a couple sitting at the table in the corner, having wandered in around 930, drinking shots of tequila chased with beer.The guy a 20 something Guido looking punk was using every trick in the book to get over on his now drunken date.She was no beauty, strawberry blonde and milk faced She had a huge set of knockers held together in a too small tank top, a large butt in a pair of cut off denim jeans And bright red nail polish on her stubby fat toes. Too much damn makeup, thought Charlie as he wiped down the bar.
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Don't Call Me Dipsey Doodle
By Frankie Neptune
Clyde was exploring Brooklyn - after arriving in New York City from his hometown somewhere in the Midwest. He was discharged from the orphanage where the Nuns’ found him on their doorstep as a two day old baby.
He wanted to see the world and left the only home he had ever known without leaving a trace. That was two weeks after his eighteenth birthday when Clyde took a bus to New York City.
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By Frankie Neptune
Clyde was exploring Brooklyn - after arriving in New York City from his hometown somewhere in the Midwest. He was discharged from the orphanage where the Nuns’ found him on their doorstep as a two day old baby.
He wanted to see the world and left the only home he had ever known without leaving a trace. That was two weeks after his eighteenth birthday when Clyde took a bus to New York City.
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