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ART ANNOUNCEMENTS CLASSES
ART WANTED Compadres Call Tom at 546-0190.
Gailyn's Cafe wants your artwork. Chat with Gailyn at
583-9557. Oconee County Library in Watkinsville.
Glass cases available for small or hobby exhibits.
769-3950. Papa John's Baxter Street location is
interested in displaying art. Call Julia Miller at 353-
2861 for the inside scoop. Rage Hair Studio down
town, 548-8178. Ritzz Salon, speak to Jacklyn, 546-
8200. Roly Poly Jason wants your art seen. Call him
at 354-1223 after 2 p.m. Sophisticated Shapes,
543-2418, ask for Janet or Jeanie. X-Ray Cafe at 261
W. Washington St. is looking for installations to fill
the store. Talk to Paul Thomas.
ARTISTS ON-LINE Lowery Gallery is offering a web
presence to area artists. Upload 4-12 images and a
bio—all for FREE! Buy stuff by local artists too!
www.AthensArtists.com or 795-0102.
FLAGPOLE NEEDS ART Attention all artists: If you
have a show up at any area gallery or business, send
us photos, slides or digital files of your work from the
show. Submitted work may be reproduced on these
pages in the "Out There!" art section to showcase
your work—for FREE! Pictures are nonreturnable.
Contact Margaret, outthere@flagpole.com or 549-
9523.
ART AROUND TOWN
ATHICA "Visceral: The Internal Body," featuring the
work of 17 artists "exploring the internal body." With
work by Neil Bender, John English, Kevin Hoth, Beth
Steele, Joni Younkins and many more. Jan. 11-Feb.
15.
BLUE SKY COFFEE "Intimast Paintings," by John
Schweppe, and "Scenes of Athens," by Jamie Calkin.
Through Jan.
BORDERS Paintings by Jessica Brazen. Through Jan.
CANDY (224 E. Clayton St.) "Old And New
Drawings—Show and Sale in Athens And On-line,"
featuring drawings from the 1970s through the pre
sent by Michael Lachowski
(www.michaellachowski.com). Through Jan. 18.
CLAYTON STREET GALLERY "And Doubt Begets...,"
paintings and mixed-media art by Christian Croft,
Myra Nash and Eric Simmons. Jan. 10-31.
GEORGIA MUSEUM OF ART "Earl McCutchen:
Craftsmanship in Ceramics and Glass." Through Jan.
12.
LYNDON HOUSE ARTS CENTER "Works by Seven
Artists." featuring Mary Engel, Judy Jones, Nancy
Lloyd, Barbara Mann, Chatham Murray, Margo
Newmark Rosenbaum, Ouida Williams. Through Jan.
25. "Memory Painters Exhibition.' Through Jan..28.
"Spirit Room," indoor works by Harold Rittenberry.
Jan. 11-Mar. 8.
OCONEE COUNTY LIBRARY (Watkinsville) Artwork by
Terri Compton and work from OCAF art students.
Througn Jan.
OCAF ART CLASSES The Oconee Cultural Arts
Foundation offers a variety of classes in photography
(including digital), quilting, drawing, painting,
ceramics and more. 1902 OCAF Art Center, 34 School
St., Watkinsville beginning Jan. 13. Call 769-4565.
CHIEN HONG SCHOOL OF KUNG FU The school's cur
riculum consists of stretching, conditioning, joint-
locking and self-defense. All ages. Try a class for
FREE! by appt., S50 to enroll. Call Coach Adam
Newdow, 425-2854, www.athenskungfu.com.
MEDITATION WORKSHOP Athens Regional Medical
Center's Mind Body Institute presents a 21-hr
Meditation Workshop beginning Jan. 16. Class size is
limited; call 475-7330.
NUTRITIONAL HEALTH SCREENINGS Learn how to
correct nutritional imbalances with a single drop of
blood. Earth Fare on Wednesday, Jan. 8 from 9 a.m.
to 12 noon & Thursday, Jan. 9 from 3 p.m. to 6:30
p.m. Cost: S65, please sign up. 227-1717.
DREAMS CAN COME TRUE Medical intuitive and
teacher Paula Muran is leading a workshop titled
"Manifest Your Dreams!" Carson Center on Sunday.
Jan. 12 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Cost: $75, $85 at the
door. 227-0227, www.paulamuran com.
GENEALOGY Want to learn the basics of tracing your
family lineage? A pencil and paper are all you need.
"Getting Started with Genealogy" is taught by
Heritage Room Specialist Laura Carter. ACC Library on
Wednesday, Jan. 15 from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. FREE!
613-3650 x350.
MEETINGS
ADULTS ONLY Bondage and fetish group now
forming. Contact Tammy at
athens munch@yahoo.com.
ATHENS OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Hiking club forming
for single adults over 26. Hiking, camping, rafting,
trout fishing and more. For info, call 552-0427.
DISABILITIES SUPPORT GROUP Psychiatric and phys
ical disabilities support group. Downtown Athens,
Mondays at 6:30 p.m. Sam Evans, 543-3969,
HUMAN RIGHTS FEST The Human Rights Festival
Organizing Committee meets at 7 p.m. every Tuesday
at One Love Club downtown. This is the 25th annual
festival. Volunteers welcome.
OFF-ROAD BIKING Southern Off-Road Biking
Association meeting. Newcomers welcome. Earth Fare
on Tuesday, Jan. 14 at 7 p.m. FREE! 227-1717.
SUPPORT GROUPS
ACoA Support Group for Adult Children of Alcoholics
and Dysfunctional Families, St. Mary's Hospital,
across from Assembly Room A. Mondays at 7:30 p.m.
Newcomers welcome. 357-9420.
Margaret Moore
NOT JUST A FLUKE
The second annual FLUKE is hitting Tasty world
on Saturday, Jan. 11 from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. FLUKE
2003 is a small press comics and 'zine event show
casing local and regional artists who create comics,
'zines and "all sorts of independent and small press
work." Admission to the event includes a copy of
the FLUKE 2003 comics anthology, featuring the
work of 10-15 artists and compiled with the aid of
the fine folks at Bizarro Wuxtry.
FLUKE got started last year when artists who
had been planning to travel to the Small Press Expo
in Maryland (canceled due to the September 11 ter
rorist attacks) decided to hold their own mini expo
right here in Athens. Event organizer Robert
Newsome says, "FLUKE was really small last year,
there was bad weather and it was raining. Everybody involved admits that it has a dumb name,
but it really was a fluke that it came about anyway. We just threw something together."
Even so, the event attracted comics artists from as far away as Texas and Illinois. Newsome
and company decided to make it an annual event. Newsome: "I am actually surprised all the time
at how many people in Athens and the surrounding area are doing self publishing and have been
doing this for a long time. There's no real small press gathering in the Southeast. I don't think
FLUKE is ready to take up that role yet, but it is something I want to keep doing." He says that
eventually is could be an event where people come from all over the Southeast to share their
work: not a comics convention, not necessarily geared to the fan or the collector, but to the
artists, those who are putting their work out there.
So come and peruse some of the most cutting edge comics and 'zines and meet the artists
who created them, then stick around for the "after party" featuring the Athens (Uninsured) Circus
of the Bars, along v/ith local bands Doll Farm, Madeline, Zumm Zumm and more. Admission is
only $5. [Margaret Moore]
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