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Playing After Dark 1001

2012-06-04




You are invited to join Pocket Productions for the next installment of Playing After Dark: "1001".

"1001" is a collaboration between the digital and the analog. The event will feature an unforgetable mix of digital and analog visual art, digital and acoustic music, digital film with analog animation, digital projections and analog puppet show, a video game with professor Fripples, as well as an interactive software installation.

7pm Friday and Saturday, June 22 and 23, 2012CMFA Art Space, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC

Tickets are available at the door.

For full list of artists and more info view the Playing After Dark "1001" event page.


facts about pocket productions


Did you know that ArtRageous, Pocket Productions' spontaneous art series, was inspired by Improv Everywhere? This exciting public performance group based out of NYC was started by a Columbia, SC, native. On April 5, the founder, Charlie Todd, caused a scene in Columbia, SC.



Did you know that the first Playing After Dark event showcased the talents of eight local artists and had 65 audience members?  Great things start small.



Pocket Productions has showcased the artwork of over 50 local visual artists, reaching over 10,000 residents throughout the Midlands.



Pocket Productions has worked with over 30 organizations, including the Columbia Museum of Art, the Columbia Classical Ballet, the SC Philharmonic, and the Palmetto Conservation Foundation.



Did you know that the first ArtRageous event was funded by the Arts Institute and the Cultural Council of Richland and Lexington Counties? Since this initial event, we have brought over 20 spontaneous events to the City of Columbia and Richland County that engage the general public with art.



The 2012-2013 season is sponsored by the City of Columbia, the Cultural Council of Richland and Lexington Counties and the South Carolina Arts Commission. Thank you for your generous support!