Archive for September, 2009

Liz Faucett @ Inman Perk Gainesville!

Sep 21

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Liz Faucett

Inman Perk Gainesville welcomes Liz Faucett!
October 3, 2009 @ 8:00PM!

More about Liz:

Liz Faucett is a singer/songwriter from Athens, GA. The style of her music comes from the influences of artists such as Jaymay, Bob Dylan, The Decemberists, Kate Nash, Counting Crows, Ingrid Michaelson, Damien Rice, Cat Power, Neutral Milk Hotel, Ray LaMontagne, Thao, Matt Costa, and Fiona Apple. Blending her storytelling lyrics to a steady guitar rhythm, Liz Faucett creates a world that is her own and a sound that is heartfelt with sincerity and truth.

Art by Patsy Street @ Inman Perk Gainesville!

Sep 7

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Flowers

Inman Perk Gainesville welcomes the Patsy Street as our September artist. Come by to show support for your local artists.

More about Patsy’s Art:
My Dad, at age 65, started to do art. He showed me that no matter what your age, you can still do whatever interests you. After reading a book he sent me, Drawing from the Right Side of the Brain, I started art lessons. I began with pastels. Then I moved to acrylics and water color. Now it’s anything goes. I really like to play at art. It is fun!

Sempre In-Canto @ Inman Perk Gainesville!

Sep 4

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Sempre In-Canto

Come join us on September 12, 2009 for an evening of rest and relaxation as Inman Perk Gainesville welcomes Sempre In-Canto – a collection of unique classic renditions by local artists Jeremy Shaw & Elijah Case.

September Artist Patti Russell @ Inman Park!

Sep 2

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Patti Russell "Circle Play" 30x24 Mixed Media

“Circles & Lines @ Play” is the title of Patti Russell’s current show on display at our Inman Park location. Patti’s incredible versatility as a prolific painter is immediately apparent as one views this well rounded collection. Her richly textured paintings with a full spectrum of saturated colors will have you coming back to view them all month long!
Painting shown is “Circle Play” mixed media 30×24.

Kunal @ Inman Perk Gainesville!

Aug 31

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Kunal

Inman Perk Gainesville welcomes the piano genius of Kunal Lahiry
September 11, 2009!

Last Thanksgiving, a baby grand piano wandered its way into the Gainesville Inman Perk – Kunal followed shortly after. The patrons of the Perk have long since joked that it was like a moth to the flame. But there is no bugging in this analogy, as all of us have been delighted to listen in to his “practices.” Come find out for yourself what you’ve been missing and listen in on one of Gainesville’s true talents as Kunal gives us a send off performance!

More about Kunal Lahiry:
Kunal has been studying piano for eight years and has been a member of the Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony since his freshman year. Lahiry has studied piano under Judy Thomas, Eugene Barban, Walter Hautzig, Andre Laplante, and Elizabeth Pridonoff of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, and is currently under the tutelage of Edith Schiff.

His most significant accomplishments have been placing first in the Georgia Music Teachers Association state piano competition for two years, placing third in the Brevard Music Center Piano Competition, and recently making his debut with the Gainesville Symphony Orchestra, performing a Mozart concerto. Recently, Lahiry won the opportunity to perform in a masterclass with Claude Frank, professor of piano at the Yale School of Music and Curtis Institute of Music, which will take place in November. Lahiry spends much of his time dedicated to school-related activities, including serving as coeditor of the school newspaper, team captain of the mock trial team, and president of National Law Society.

He is the founder and president of the activist club SA VE (Students Against Victims Everywhere) at his high school, and works as a parttime piano teacher, accompanist, and performer. He plans to double major in political science and piano performance, eventually pursuing either law school or a conservatory of music for graduate studies.