This is the local screening of "Dirty Girls" (1996). It's that 18 min short, documenting 2 dirty girl sisters and their highschool experience in the 90's. Its gritty, hysterical, cruel, and inspiring. Q&A with both Director, Michael Lucid, and dirty girl, Harper Willat following it. If you haven't seen it, now's the time. If you watched it go viral on YouTube, come and support!! Oh and have a pickle-back while you're there! Did I mention karaoke night starts right after?? Yeeeeah, that, too.
The film will start right at 9p, so come early, you don't want to miss it (only 18 mins long!)
If you aren't familiar with the venue, The Woods is a fun bar, with huge outdoor space, and delicious food in the back - Landhous. Yum.
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Hosted By: FIT Textile Surface Design department
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Come join us May 7th, 2013 from 6-9 to view the works of our soon to be graduates of the BFA program at the Fashion Institute for Textile/Surface Design.
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Where exactly you ask?
227 @ 27th St (8th Ave NE corner)
David Dubinsky Student Center (A building)
8th Floor
Open to the public (invite your friends)
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Featuring work by:
Mark Alexander
Louisa Alsen
Alexander Ata
Stephanie Cooper
Nicole DeGirolamo
Stephanie Dwan
Nancy Egan
Patrice Ferguson
Beau Karabel
Neslin Karagoz
Emily Kerbstat
Eun Ji Na
Alicia Maher
Sarah Merenda
Veronica Navarro
Jeesoo Park
Julia Pitts
Alexandra Ranieri
Heather Rauscher
Sarah-Briley Roberts
Coral Rosenblat
Sophia Santander
Kira Sassano
William Storms
Sarah Toler
Nancy Villalobos
Jennifer Wisey
Brittany Wurtz
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Dixon Place Presents
Body Collider Dance
Bare Knuckle High Fashion
Bare Knuckle High Fashion present a combination of elaborate, avant garde costumes and intensely athletic modern dance. The piece will investigate the personal image and how fashion are used to create, enhance, disguise, distract, and expose individuals and their connections to each other. Bare knuckle High Fashion delves into the complexity of identity, relationships, sexuality and sexual orientation, and the use of fashion as a hindrance and an enhancement of personality and image.
Get yourself down to Dixon Place to support this amazing show and it's artists!
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