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How (Steampunk) Bizarre!

It’s only been fairly recently that I’ve started looking into Steampunk even though it’s been around for a while now. My first foray into research about it came when I was writing the article for the Steampunk World’s Fair. The next time came when I was writing the article for the Steampunk Invasion during the Time Traveller’s Weekend at the Midsummer Magic Renaissance Faire of Southern Connecticut.

Now, it’s for the weeklong Steampunk Bizarre at ArtSpace in Hartford, curated by Joey Marsocci and hosted by Dr. Grymm Laboratories.

If you are into Steampunk or are even just curious to see what it’s all about, you should really check out the bizarre. All events are free, but there is a suggested donation of $5 for each. Seriously, that is hardy anything considering the experience that will be waiting for you. And not only that, all proceeds will go to the St. Mary’s Home for the elderly in Hartford. Great fun, great experience, great cause.

From the Facebook invite:

The second annual Steampunk Art exhibit featuring 23 International artists.
EVENT DATES:
- Fri July 9: Soft Opening 5-9pm
- Sat July 10: OPENING RECEPTION 6-10pm
- Sun July 11 - STEAMPMUNK MEET UP Featuring a musical performance by Veronique Chevalier!* 5 - 10pm
- Mon July 12 through Friday July 16 Special Gallery viewing Hours 10a – 5p (Special events TBA)

If you can make it to the Meet Up on July 11, you may have a chance to be in the upcoming documentary I am Steampunk (tentative title). Neuotic films will be shooting the event, and the finalized film will then be premiered at the Mark Twain House in the fall before it is released on DVD for public sale. Keep an eye on the Facebook page for more information on the filming.

Please note that Steampunk attire is strongly encouraged and even required for the Meet Up.

For more information on the Bizarre, visit www.DrGrymmLaboratories.net and the official blog.

 
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Gia likes all things dark: dark music, dark clothes, dark arts, dark thoughts, and even dark coffee. Especially dark coffee. She owns Life is Surreal and has contributed to Auxiliary Magazine. Gia has been going to clubs as long as she can remember and was an active Blacksun Festival staff member...

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  • Dr. Grymm 1 year ago

    Thanks for Posting this! For those who couldn't make it to the exhibit, the Online Gallery is now up for viewing the event. steampunkbizarre2010.blogspot.com

  • Gia 1 year ago

    Thank you, Dr. Grymm, for that update. That's awesome! I'm going to go check it out.

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