My new sculpture installation, Seahorses are fish. will be on display in The Whistler’s Window Gallery for the months of May and June. The Whistler is my favorite cocktail bar in Chicago and I’ve always loved how they use the window space so I’m very pleased to have my work on display there.
If you follow me on Instagram you’ve had some sneak peaks but if you want to see the final piece, there will be an opening reception on Thursday, May 2 from 6:30–9:30pm. Come have a drink with me!
Seahorses are fish. Installation by Kendall Bruns The Whistler Storefront Gallery
2421 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, IL 60647
May–June 2013
Opening Reception:
Thursday, May 2, 2013
6:30–9:30pm
If you take any pictures please use the #seahorsesarefish hashtag!
I interviewed The Seedy Seeds on Episode 11 almost a year ago but along with the passage of time comes change, including the introduction of a new member, drummer/multi-instrumentalist Joe Frankl. I try to unravel the mystery that is Joe and we discuss old-timey slang with banjo accompaniment courtesy of Mike Ingram.
Listen to the Seeds perform two songs live in my kitchen, “Ethel” and “Flooded”.
Let’s Get Serious with Kendall Bruns Episode 027: The Seedy Seeds
Running time: 65 minutes
The 2012 Chicago Sketch Comedy Festival (AKA Sketchfest) finishes today with 24 groups performing on four stages (The Thrust, The Pro, The Box, The Cab) at Stage 773.
Are you ready for a Sunday full of comedy? This post is going up a little late so I hope you’re reading it from the lobby at Stage 773.
The 2012 Chicago Sketch Comedy Festival (AKA Sketchfest) offers plenty of comedy tonight with 24 groups performing on four stages (The Thrust, The Pro, The Box, The Cab) at Stage 773.
Many of the groups performing tonight also performed last night or last weekend.
For tonight’s 9pm slot I’m picking Heavy Wait featuring T.J. Miller (Late Night with David Letterman, Comedy Central), Brady Novak (Community, Raising Hope), Mark Raterman (Second City) and Nick Vatterott (Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Conan) but last night I saw Pangea 3000 and they were one of my absolute favorites this year so I also highly recommend seeing them tonight if you missed them yesterday.
The 2012 Chicago Sketch Comedy Festival (AKA Sketchfest) continues it’s second weekend tonight with sixteen groups performing on four stages (The Thrust, The Pro, The Box, The Cab) at Stage 773.
The snow is here but Sketchfest attendees won’t let that stop them. Dress warm.
If you want to be uncomfortable and maybe even offended, see FUCT this weekend.
The 2012 Chicago Sketch Comedy Festival (AKA Sketchfest) begins it’s second weekend tonight with twelve groups performing on four stages (The Thrust, The Pro, The Box, The Cab) at Stage 773.
Last weekend was great but can Sketchfest do it again? There’s only one way to find out.
The 2012 Chicago Sketch Comedy Festival (AKA Sketchfest) closes out the first of two weekends today with 24 groups performing on four stages (The Thrust, The Pro, The Box, The Cab) at Stage 773.
Shows begin at 3pm today so if you get an early start you can get brunch, cram in 6 hours of comedy and still be home in time to watch some TV before bed.
The 2012 Chicago Sketch Comedy Festival (AKA Sketchfest) charges ahead tonight with 24 groups performing on four stages (The Thrust, The Pro, The Box, The Cab) at Stage 773.
Shows start at 6pm. That’s a lot of comedy.
There are lots of good choices tonight. Many of my picks feature members that I’ve interviewed on the Let’s Get Serious podcast—links below.
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