Fusing imagery gathered from urban settings such as graffiti, advertising, and discarded objects, the works create a journal of sorts documenting the process of two artists’ exploration of abstract composition by way of an open and honest investigation of street culture.

Followed by Skipp Coon & Mr. Nick CD Release Party
featuring Tyler Tadlock & The Spirituals

Thursday, October 2nd from 6 to 9pm, One to One Studios in the Millsaps Arts District hosts Indulge The Derivative: Layering/Tunneling/Terrain,a multimedia art installation designed to creatively explore the connection between perception and Reality. Local artists Clay Hardwick and daniel johnson use music, film, dance, paint, and miscellaneous hardware to construct an experience which explores the individuals search to creatively connect perception and Reality.

Audiences will move within an exhibit viewing works inspired by self-imposed challenges and processes. The challenges and processes were designed to transmute limits from the artists everyday world into physical markings and directions which the artists could then interpret in a variety of mediums. The show will be viewable the night of opening and by appointment until October 11th. One to One Studios is located at 121 Millsaps Avenue in the Millsaps Arts District. For more information contact daniel johnson at 601.497.7454.

Indulge the Derivative: Layering/Tunneling/Terrain from clay hardwick on Vimeo.

Another picture show + dance at 121 Millsaps this Wednesday!
Raymond Chandler’s “Murder, My Sweet” followed by ¡Los Buddies! and The Pleasure Kills.
http://www.myspace.com/thepleasurekills

The event is free, but donations for the touring band are strongly encouraged.
Starts at 8:00, over before midnight.

s l y o

• : Katherine Young (bassoon)
• : Nat Slaughter (contrabass, guitar, erhu)

with local guests
www.slyo.info

Gretchen Haien Photography

Join us at One To One Studios for a send-off celebration of new works by photographer Gretchen Haien before this show travels for exhibition at the Walter Anderson Museum of Art in Ocean Springs.

If you missed Sunday night's show, you missed something special. The Mirror Stage opened for Wooden Finger and we all had a blast! The Mirror Stage is from St. Louis, and it seems they enjoyed their time at One To One just as much as we enjoyed their music. They even took time to write a blog about us! What a great bunch of folks they were. Check it out: The Mirror Stage's weblog