Bob Bruhin

Film: Massacre Gun (1967)

Wednesday, April 10, 2013 – 10:00pm
PhilaMOCA, 531 N. 12th Street
Three brothers take on the mob in a hard-boiled, doom-laden, little-seen gangster film from the height of Nikkatsu’s period of “Borderless Action” productivity. Eldest brother Ryuichi Kuroda is a hitman for the Akazawa gang who, at the whim of his stern boss, is forced to eliminate a woman he loves.

The film was selected by guest curator Marc Walkow (Sushi Typhoon, New York Asian Film Festival), Marc will be in attendance to introduce the screening.

Unknown Japan is a biannual, six-week series of rare Japanese films presented by Cinedelphia.com and theJapan America Society of Greater Philadelphia.

Admission: $10, advance tickets are available on Brown Paper Tickets

The Cinedelphia Film Festival is a Philly-centric celebration of Philly film running from April 4-27, 2013.

(via Film: Massacre Gun (1967) | Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival of Greater Philadelphia)

Bob Bruhin

Longing for My Love 
Oil on linen     20″ by 20 ” 
by Fellow and Studio Incamminati alumnus Alisyn Blake

2013 Open House 
Saturday – Sunday 
March 16 – 17 
Studio Incamminati 
340 North 12th St. 
Philadelphia, PA

Receive a personalized critique, discover the Professional Program

Award-winning Studio Incamminati instructors will be on hand to critique visiting artists’ work at the annual studio Open House. The 10-minute critiques are limited to representational artwork including Portrait, Figure, Still Life and Plein Air. Visitors can bring artwork in a physical portfolio or on their own laptop. Visitors also can tour our expansive north-lit studios, attend painting demonstrations, and talk with instructors and current students about reaching their own artistic goals.

(via Studio Incamminati – 2012 Open House)

Bob Bruhin

FROM THE START, lawyer Kevin Greenberg said that a coalition of community members he represents near the site of a proposed casino on North Broad Street would take neither an anti-casino nor a pro-casino position.

“We are really concerned about traffic, parking, security and safety issues for the community,” he said.

But several neighbors are upset after learning that Greenberg’s firm also represents Isle of Capri, the casino operator selected last month by developer Bart Blatstein for his proposed complex at Broad and Callowhill streets.

(via Attorney holds competing hands)