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| Photos by Reed Fischer |
| On display at Crowded House Creative during Saturday's Art Walk. |
Especially with the addition of
Collide Factory, the
FAT Village Art District is shaping up to be a vibrant magnet for fringe culture in the warehouses located on NW 1st Ave between Sistrunk and NW 5th Street in Fort Lauderdale.
At the monthly Art Walk last Saturday night, it was all free: booze, Chex Mix, music and comraderie. No fewer than a dozen gallery spaces ranging from oversized closets to full-blown warehouses opened their doors to the community.
Music-wise: the Andrews Living Arts Studio literally opened its garage door and set up chairs in the street for a performance of pop standards, and clusters of like-minded folk mingled through the chilly air. Over at the Project Exhibition Space, music from {in boxes}, yes that's a band name, played a widely varied set of pleasant noise rock that echoed up and down the block all night.
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| {in boxes} performs a cacophonious set at the Project Exhibition punctuated by an unintentionally dropped cymbal. |
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| "Roil" by Jamey Grimes is this awesome thing hanging from the ceiling. |
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| More from inside the Project Exhibition Space. |
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| At 18 Rabbit Gallery, Misael Soto agrees to sing along with any song on his iPod. Interpol's "Leif Erikson" went well. Ace of Base's "Don't Turn Around" did not. |
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| We endorse sandwiches in briefcases. |
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| Raphael Domenech screaming out quiet at 18 Rabbit Gallery. |
The next FAT Village Art Walk will be on February 26 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
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