Month: July 2013

Bob Bruhin

afternoonlove:

Love in the Eraserhood on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
Between the beautiful weather, the Backyard Barbecue at The Trestle Inn (featuring sidewalk burlesque by Bella Tricks), and the “Sweet Lovin’” Proposition Tent sponsored by Fringe Arts, Philadelphia’s post-industrial “Eraserhood” neighborhood was filled with light, love, and beauty this lovely July First Friday.
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Bob Bruhin

Smith Westerns

Wampire

Fri, July 26, 2013

Doors: 8:00 pm / Show: 8:30 pm

Union Transfer

Philadelphia, PA

$14.00

In the four itinerant years since their self-titled debut, Smith Westerns have grown unphased by the rigors of touring. The melodic indie-rock group—whose latest album, Soft Will, drops June 25—has tested its mettle (and passed) with pivotal opening slots for MGMT and Wilco, not to mention high-profile stints in front of the itchy, overbaked masses at Coachella and Lollapalooza. Yet, come February 2012, after finishing up a whopping 140 dates to promote their second album (the critically hailed Dye It Blonde), Smith Westerns were apprehensive about returning home to headline a gig in their native Chicago.

(via Union Transfer | Philadelphia Music Venue » Smith Westerns – Tickets – Union Transfer – Philadelphia, PA – July 26th, 2013)

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Bob Bruhin

Old Forge Brewery Night at The Trestle Inn
Public · By The Trestle Inn
    Today
    7:00pm until 10:00pm

    Old Forge Brewery Night
Monday, July 22nd. 7PM-10PM.

Join host Darren Stonecypher from Old Forge Brewery for a night of their finest hand-crafted beers on tap. Afterwards, sit back and relax while Jason Miller, also known as j the audiophile from Bella Vista Beer takes his turn on the table spinning funk, soul, disco and electro. No Cover.

(via Old Forge Brewery Night at The Trestle Inn)

Bob Bruhin

“Cut Away”, 54″ x 72″, inkjet, 2010. Copyright © Tim Portlock, All rights reserved.

Mr. Portlock writes:

I am in the early stages  of an allegorical animation that uses the features and history of the neighborhood which I am also researching. I will be exhibiting this animation at the Vox Populi art gallery on 11th street in December.

We are definitely looking forward to seeing more of this work.

(via Tim Portlock | ghost city)