Show&Tell Blog: I know, I know

I will reflect on last week's S&T ASAP OK TTYL BRB

Show&Tell Upcoming

February 4, 2011:

Scott Pennington (lighter collection)
Melissa Webb (adventures with a Moroccan sword)
Aaron Henkin (gloss-black BC Rich Warlock electric guitar in purple-quilted coffin case--last-known relic of short-lived, white-hot, Hampden-based heavy metal juggernaut, DESTROYER 666!!!!!!) [exclamation points added for emphasis]
Linda Franklin (time travel)

March 4, 2011:

Ric Royer (morbid/pretty)
Theresa Columbus (monolegwarmer?)
Ryan Walker (parrotlet?)

April 1, 2011

Bonnie Jones (great laugh)
Peter Redgrave & Heather Romney (smelling salts?)
Dina Kelberman (prank)

May 6, 2011

Justin Credible (jender gourneys??)
Melissa Moore (invented photographs/makeover experience?)

Show&Tell Past

October 1, 2010:

Adam Good (A-Team Viewmaster)
Joe Young (mystery object: deer penis or white asparagus??) Jamie Gaughran-Perez (scallop ceviche fish taco tasting)

November 5, 2010:

Aparna Jonnal (determinism essay, anxiety, husband)
Geoff Becker (1983 Martin HD-35 guitar, songs, story about union mafia and resulting head injury)
Chris Mason (rocks, poems about/to rocks, public health risks)
Adam Robinson (bloody shirt, phone, police report, Bible trivia, calling moms)
BONUS Minás Konsolas on lyre

December 3, 2010:

Katie Brennan (scars, sister, riding the dumbwaiter)
Rupert Wondolowski (GANG FIGHT!)
Italo Calvino (All at One Point)

January 7, 2010

RM O'Brien (interview with Tony Danza)
Stephanie Barber (French dirt monster story; closed-circuit 45)
Tom Boram & Jackie Milad (Italian travels slideshow, basilicas, tripe, pregnancy dome)

About Show&Tell

When: 8pm, First Fridays. Get there on time! Space is limited and fills up quickly.

Where: Minás, 815 W. 36th Street, Hampden, Baltimore.

What: BOÎTE: Show&Tell is a monthly event re-imagining that innocently egomaniacal tradition of our childhood, show and tell.

The series includes those with interesting objects to share, where "those," "objects," and "share" are all relatively open for interpretation. Performers include children, adults, artists, and regular people. Artists are encouraged to bring their B-game, but all letters of game will be considered.

Each Show&Tell includes a Q&A, and there is a Show&Tell Open following the performances for those interested in a more informal presentation of their Awesome Thing.

Who: If you are interested in becoming a featured Show&Teller, or for more information, please contact Lauren Bender at lauren.bender@gmail.com.

Why: negotiate nostalgia, negate pretentiousness, rodents, dads, rock collections, validation, digging out.

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