exhibit-neksibit

Went to an exhibit last night at Big Sky. Some friends of mine managed to finally up their 1 year in the making exhibit which turned ouyt to be pretty good (albeit the "pop-siness" of it all) I especially loved the mixed media works of Brian V., whose genius i cannot stop praising (yan, Brian ha! Sweldo ko! bweheheh)
Donned in my "froufrou jacket" and booties, i managed to get there on time (thank god!) amidst the drizzle and smoke. Yup, it was raining but thank god that didn;t stop the fun.
Lotsa bands performed, as well as lotsa band people getting in on the action. Needless to say, the minute gallery was jampacked with loads of peeps overflowing. Got to meet some peopel i haven't seen in a looong time, which was pretty good. The bad news? I didn't have a camera so i couldn't get pics :-( Sad bunnie na naman ako. But at least it was fun, we got to see the crazy antics of Miz Moss, the cool jive of bands like Drip, Sound and Bagetsafonik, and well, get to look at the fun fun art. Besides, cuties everywhere was making my going there WELL WORTH it! :-P

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Bought this postcard from Jordan last night ---one of the artists --- funky kewl!!! Reminds me of a subtle publishing house ad though (heheh).
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Lucy introduced me to her IC crew --- two of which went to the exhibit. After bailing out on the show a few hours after coming in, we headed out to Xaymaca, where Reggae Mistress was playing. Sure enough, we were able to catch the second set of their gig. It was great, the band was playing pretty good songs, singers belting out their voices and the crowd loving every minute of it. I think that's what really made it fun, the fact that everybody in the crowd had a great response. They played reggae staple (Red Red Wine, NO Woman NO cry) as well as some contemporary jive (No Doubt's Underneath it all) and some of their origs. Pretty good, actually. I actually went home at 3am --- a first in about a week
:-P heheheh

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