Showing posts with label Open Bark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Open Bark. Show all posts

Sunday, August 10, 2025

Another Piece of the Past

I've spent the weekend scanning my archives. I found this old flyer for the Out of The Blue Art Gallery's Open Bark nights hosted by Deborah Priestly. 

Wednesday, July 27, 2022

RIP Mick Cusimano

Mick Cusimano passed away last weekend, and the first thing I felt was regret.

Among my on-hold Stone Soup history projects, I wanted to reach out to recording artist Tracy Chapman. Why? Because of this written account from Mick on his website on the early days of Fire of Prometheus: 

Monday, September 27, 2021

Ronald "Wayne" Nickerson (1949-2021)

This is one of the earliest surviving photos I ever took of the man whose eulogy named him Ronald "Wayne" Nickerson, though he was known to the Out of the Blue Art Gallery Cambridge crowd as R. Wayne or simply Wayne. I called him "R."

Saturday, June 25, 2011

See Deb Priestly Before She Features at Stone Soup This Monday

June 27th: Deb Priestly Returns

I'm known to host Stone Soup week after week with the tenacity and commitment usually attributed to stalkers and serial killers. This week is one of those work-related exceptions. I expect to be back in full force by July for the rest of the summer. This coming Monday though, is not to be missed, as we will be graced with a feature by one of the founders of the Out of The Blue Art Gallery, the longtime home of Stone Soup. Deb Priestly has been up to much as of late, and maybe she'll share some of it as she reads through new and old work. If you've never seen her or heard her work before, now is the time. And ask her about her weekly Open Bark open mic night every Saturday night from 8ish to wheneverish.

Saturday, May 21, 2011

I Have to Be Elsewhere Tonight, So Why Don't You Go In My Place?

Scenes From The Open Bark

Filmed during the Out of The Blue's Open Bark series held every Saturday night at The Out of The Blue Art Gallery from 8ish to wheneverish.


Gideon Klein's "Praeludium," Played by Arturo Fernandez





R. Wayne Nickerson Gets Down