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Better Angels Art Event at Beyond Baroque Tonight
Beyond Baroque in Venice was the hip spot in the 80s for great music, literary events, arts, and performance. Tonight's all-star lineup proves the venue is still hosting exciting events.
Tonight Beyond Baroque will be presenting Better Angels, an art exhibit by Diana Bonebrake, whose amazing skyscapes are nothing less than entrancing. Her work has been featured on book covers as well as on the album covers of bands like The Knitters and Skip Heller.
Musical entertainment will be provided by the DJ Bonebrake Trio (with Paul Eckman on bass and Victor Bissetti on Percussion), along with special guests. And when you are talking about musicians of this caliber, those special guests could be very special.
The event will also feature poetry reading by local literary legend SA Griffin, Craig Danielsen, Doug Knott, David Smith and John Dorsey.
The opening starts at 7pm at Beyond Baroque Literary Arts Center.
Painting by Diana Bonebrake, used with permission
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