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Re: The Club Creatures - Zazoo & Satori

TonyaKnudsen ·
I have enjoyed for some time (as a lurker!) "This week's brit gossip" in the New and News topic in the The Versailles Room Forum ... In fact I keep a PopIt! going for this topic, just to read "This week's brit gossip". To learn you are from Ohio makes this even more interesting ... Do you know Drew Cary or Mimi? ;-) I've just been poking around ... http://www.theclubcreatures.com/ You two are just too creative ... Last night, I printed your topic to read at the bar. This is not as hopeless...
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Re: East Side, West Side, All Around The Town

B ·
History Wrestles Commerce in Meatpacking District By DENNY LEE (NYT, 8/11/02) The three-year drive to confer landmark status on the meatpacking district is taking on a new urgency. What began as a low-key investigation of warehouses and blood-soaked Belgian blocks has quickened this summer into a race that pits preservationists against developers. "We're hitting a critical juncture," said Andrew Berman, executive director of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation. "Several...
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Re: Party Monster - Michael Alig

dreambot ·
club kids being youngsters ala nouveau, seemed to be as much of an of exploration in gender identity/preference, as social transmutations, and as I saw it, an alternative to traditional drag. I'm not all that convinced sexual preferences, although predominantly gay (98@100?), was always so absolute. Gay, straight or whatever, one inevitably discovers strong subliminal attractions for persons outside their sphere of gender preference that otherwise may never have been known or acted upon were...
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Re: SEX in Jackie 60

TonyaKnudsen ·
Anna Nicole, Remarkably well done, such a vivid and "adult" image you drew in my head, I will have to draw it. I can't help but note how genius your ferret is, how well he works his way in and out of your story perfectly. The ferret is a very detailed and revealing manifestation of actuality ... while you and the boy are lost in hormone-addled states of imaginative anticipation and delirium, the ferret is vivid and real. Nothing is pristine, neither is it lurid. It just is, but spectacular...
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Re: Jo-Jo Baby - DollMaker

jo-jo baby ·
i'm still learning i'm an artist not a computer geek....sorry. i thank everyone for all the help they have given... without YOU i am nothing...but a doll maker....you asked me once why i do dolls the same as greer .....but i was already making dolls when i meet her and puppets....she taught me how to make armiture inside the dolls now i cant think about making a doll without all the insides....it would be cheating....and wrong for the doll not to have that energy inside....if you ever meet...
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Re: Party Monster - Michael Alig

daddy ·
When I was in 4th grade I used to draw swastikas on my books. I didn't really even know what they meant. It just felt "bad" and cool. I was so far removed from gas chambers and people suffering that it didn't really mean anything. (But it did get a reaction). It's like when people (like my wife) are obsessed with Jack The Ripper... I mean if you really knew Mary Kelly it would be different. (sorry Hattie, I know you knew her.) I think this Alig thing is a bit like that. I knew Angel. He was...
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Re: ARCADIA! Opening Night Gala May 30 at CBGB Gallery

TonyaKnudsen ·
Fingers crossed all - CDs hopefully ready by Thurs/Fri if the live recording went well! Bettie Crow - You can still catch the magic! The exhibit is up until June 20th and there is now video of the show to watch on rotation at the gallery. My camera died during filming, so if anyone has some footage of the last five acts and, as it turns out, my own 2 mins. on stage, this is all I am missing in order to have the whole show documented. And I am hoping to hear from Selena soon for vid.
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Re: Fashion, Sweetie

Michael Madison ·
September 15, 2003 Tell Us, Doctor, What Is It About Models? By GUY TREBAY New York Times In 1953, Dr. Edmund Bergler, a New York psychoanalyst trained at the Freud Clinic in Vienna, focused his analytic intelligence on understanding that most sadly neglected field of human pursuits: fashion. The result was a book, "Fashion and the Unconscious," a matchless addition to the literature both of homophobia and of claptrap. Dr. Bergler was not the first to suggest that the will to hoax womankind...
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Re: RIP, VIP

Luxury Lex ·
Suave and debonair rocker Robert Palmer has died.
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Re: Swept Away part 2

Anna Nicole ·
SEPTEMBER 30--Madonna's new "Hollywood" video is a blatant visual rip-off of the work of a late French fashion photographer, according to a federal copyright lawsuit just filed against the pop superstar. The son of photographer Guy Bourdin alleges that Madonna's video is filled almost entirely with reenactments of his father's distinctively racy images (Bourdin died in 1991 at age 62). "It's one thing to draw inspiration; it's quite another to simply plagiarize the heart and soul of my...
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Re: Swept Away part 2

Anna Nicole ·
Suprised that this isn't in mainstream media.. but I guess ET wouldn't get to talk to her on tour if they did do a feature on it! Urgh the media!! MAY 24--On the eve of Madonna's launch of her "shocking" new tour, the singer has quietly settled a federal lawsuit that accused her of ripping off the work of an acclaimed photographer. Details of the financial settlement are confidential and Madonna acknowledged no wrongdoing in her liberal appropriation of the images of the late French...
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Re: ORANGE ALERT for New York City

seven ·
Hatches can you draw a simple map of that railroad trestle? Well Anna, I agree the odds are a person here is more likely to meet their demise from any of a wide assortment of other more 'natural' ends. The orange alerts are really a throwback to the very war you talk about your mother experiencing. The two main motives are to enforce a kind of conformity of anticipation and enable the Little Bushies to take license to institute more marshall measures on the public at large. The actual effect...
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Re: ACT UP

Karen M. ·
Hmmm... I think I was misunderstood. ACT UP meetings on Mondays used to draw 200 or more. Now the actual "meetings" of the "official ACT UP" are small. That's all I meant in response to the question. But, yes, soooo many ACT UPers have gone to continue the work, most often with other groups, including direct action. Many were at the screening of the ACT UP oral history project last night. (It was like a "reunion!") --Check out the interviews on the website, and you'll see just how many could...
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Re: ACT UP

mr.joe ·
A few thoughts: I went to the preview the other night; I left there somewhat emotional, mostly because of the rather glaring absences of those who galvanized a movement during such heady times, what some would call the global shift in attitudes on HIV/AIDS, and the value of those who were most affected, namely gay men. There are many more interviews on the web site, yet some have "gone on with their lives" or passed away. The life-or-death urgency is no longer fashionable. My personal...
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Re: Beams to New Orleans

seven ·
The below is an update from the head of the New Orleans Convention and Visitors Bureau. It is a city government agency, (virtually all US cities have a CVB) in charge of all tourism and business-tourism matters pertaining to the city. As such it coordinates and acts as a central clearing house for information and arrangements in an in-depth network of all hotel, convention, public transportation, restaurant, nightlife, cultural, religious and civic organizations, in both the for profit and...
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Re: Greece & Turkey: Athens, Istanbul, Mykonos, et al

Luxury Lex ·
Turkey is a maxi-consumerist culture to the highest degree. As one roams the street you are constantly chased and heckled by these small-time vendors hawking trinkets, fake watches, carpets and other shit. They are very, very aggressive and try all kinds of tricks to engage your attention, such as asking what time it is or asking where you're from or if you've visited this site or that site -- anything to draw you in. Once they've got you in conversation it quickly turns into a hard sell to...
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Re: Madonna: Swept Away, part IV

daddy ·
This from Lady Bunny:
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Re: Puritan Watch

Michael Madison ·
Oh please. And I love that his name is Tony Perkins because you just know he's dressed in his mother's house coat and peeping through holes when he's not raging against porn. Conservatives ask FBI to investigate hotel porn Tuesday, August 22, 2006 Posted: 1809 GMT NEW YORK (AP) -- Pornographic movies now seem nearly as pervasive in America's hotel rooms as tiny shampoo bottles, and the lodging industry shows little concern as conservative activists rev up a protest campaign aimed at...
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Re: Dean Johnson - Death of a Legendary Legend

bobby ·
Of course Dean is alive in the ethers. He will always be with us, we need only think on him to draw him near. That is a great reading you got. How fortunate that you came upon that medium. It is great to know that he is fine and happy and enjoying all the attention. And a biopic about Dean would be great. But who would they get to play him?
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House Of Granite!

mr.joe ·
Many MotherboardsNYC members in New York City and Beyond are fans of the twisted genius that is Granite.  Until now, most of us only had the opportunity to see new works every few years in New York, or at a Beltane gathering, or on visit to...
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Yaoi and gay comics

Pink Soda ·
Hello!For the anime geek squad who preferred boys kissing, Japan gave forth yaoi. And it was crap.(mostly)So the women decided to fu*k that noise and do it themselves.The links below are artistic sites created by talented young artists whose primary...
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Weimar New York co-hosted by Joey Arias & Penny Arcade. June 11/12 at Abrons.

Earl Dax ·
WEIMAR NEW YORKAbrons Art CenterCo-hosted by PENNY ARCADE and JOEY ARIASDirect link for tickets: https://www.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/738516 -----------------Gun-toting Tea Party Patriots... the Gulf oil spill... escalation of the war in Afghanistan......
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Martine? Donde estas?

kiddus I ·
Does anyone remember the fabulous illustrator Martine who did some great campy illustrations all of Pat Fields flyers, bags, tags and in store stuff? I used to see another illustrators work in the store Steven Broadway also, he became a little more...
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Keyword spamming - the case of Steelow vs. Ehmann

Chi Chi ·
Hi kiddies-Got this email today and thought I'd open it up in a topic here as it brings up some fascinating truths and misunderstandings about keyword spamming - i.e. using someone else's name or business name usually as hidden text on your website,...
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New Bottle Bar in the works

daddy ·
I saw this on Steve Lewis' facebook page today.I hope I'm not stirring things up too much but I had to reply.quote:Steve Lewis:There Is Much Going On in Clubland TodayThere is much going on in Clubland today. Many rumors, much innuendo, and startling...
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Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
Dr. Sketchy's is what happens when cabaret meets art school. Every other week, artists get to draw glamorous burlesque, fetish and circus models. In between, they compete in contests, watch skits, and win booze and prizes.Dr. Sketchy's started in 2005...
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Atlantic City

Luxury Lex ·
BROKEBACK BORGATAA fave getaway for the 'wife' and me is the sumptuous Borgata hotel just 2 hours away in Atlantic City. It is by far the best destination there and puts all AC's other casino/hotels to shame. Soaring ceilings, Dale Chauilily...
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Marc Bolan

Anna Nicole ·
Am SURE somewhere on these here Boards is a tribute to Marc Bolan (but I couldn't find it!) Saw a lil documentary about him last night an was reminded how fab he was, his fanciful images/performance that cheeky ambisexual glint and some classic songs....
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KAHN returns to Deep Space! May 11

DeepSpaceNYC ·
Monday May 11, Kahn (Deep Medi/Tectonic/Young Echo) returns to Deep Space with Francois K. RSVP/Tickets: https://www.facebook.com/events/974652002546004/ Hailing from Bristol (U.K) and having grown up immersed in the city's renowned culture of sound systems, punk rock and hip hop; Kahn is at the forefront of the new wave of Bristol producers and DJs. From his first vinyl releases in 2011 on cult record label Punch Drunk Records to his more recent cuts on Mala's Deep Medi label, Kahn has...
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Kink 'n' Draw

EditrixAbby ·
Join us for the first 2017 edition of Kink 'N' Draw at Lucky! Your hostess Lady Zombie invites you to bring your sketch pad and a friend, have a drink and draw a live model (Scarlett) in an S&M inspired tableau. 7PM - Welcome 7:30PM - Draw 9PM - Mingle Requested Minimum Donation: $5 PLUS: Get a FREE porn/fetish DVD with each donation to the model AND with each cocktail or beer purchase! December's edition was so warm and festive we can't wait for the New Year! Lucky 168 Avenue B (between...
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Re: House Of Granite!

mr.joe ·
Most recent creation for this year's St. Ann's Parade at Mardi Gras.
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Re: House Of Granite!

seven ·
Is that Lambchop?! Like the stick horse too.
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Re: House Of Granite!

mr.joe ·
Yes, seven, that IS Lambchop (and Charlie Horse!). More to come...
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Re: Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
Dr. Sketchy's Anti- Art School October 25, 3-6pm $10 ($15 for a table) The Lucky Cat 245 Grand St, btw Driggs and Roebling Williamsburg, Brooklyn www.drsketchy.com Dr. Sketchy's is what happens when cabaret meets art school. Artists draw glamorous alternative models, compete in contests, and win booze and prizes. Hosted by Molly Crabapple and John Leavitt. This week, Dr. Sketchy's pays tribute to gears and bronze, in a steampunk special with the beautiful Maeri
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Re: Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
Dr. Sketchy's Anti- Art School November 8th, 3-6pm $10 ($15 for a table) The Lucky Cat 245 Grand St, btw Driggs and Roebling Williamsburg, Brooklyn www.drsketchy.com Dr. Sketchy's is what happens when cabaret meets art school. Artists draw glamorous alternative models, compete in contests, and win booze and prizes. Hosted by Molly Crabapple and John Leavitt. This week, Dr. Sketchy's goes totally Bowie, with a Rococco Glam rock fusion. Our model? Gorgeous chanteuse and Dances of Vice promoter...
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Re: Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
12/6-Dr. Sketchy's Goes Metal Dr. Sketchy's is a life drawing class turned burlesque extravaganza. Artists draw glamorous performer models, compete in contests, and win booze and prizes. From its humble Brooklyn beginnings, it's spread to 64 cities on five continents- including London, Rome, Tokyo, Paris and Melbourne. On December 6th, rockstars Lady J and Nik Syn (a former member of Mini-KISS) will pose in a tribute to heavy metal. Plus, fine tunes, booze and fabulous prizes. Hosted by...
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Re: Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
[IMG] http://i92.photobucket.com/alb.../darenzia3.jpg[/IMG] December 20th, 4-7pm Dr. Sketchy's 3 Year Anniversary Party with Fetish Supermodel Darenzia Dr. Sketchy's is a life drawing class turned burlesque extravaganza. Artists draw glamorous underground performers, compete in contests, and win booze and prizes. From its humble Brooklyn beginnings, it's spread to 65 cities on five continents- including London, Rome, Tokyo, Paris and Melbourne. On December 20th, stunning fetish supermodel...
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Re: Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
January 3rd, 4-7pm Dr. Sketchy's Celebrates the New Year with burlesque queen Perle Noire Dr. Sketchy's is a life drawing class turned burlesque extravaganza. Artists draw glamorous underground performers, compete in contests, and win booze and prizes. From its humble Brooklyn beginnings, it's spread to 65 cities on five continents- including London, Rome, Tokyo, Paris and Melbourne. On January 3rd, stunning and supple burlesque queen Perle Noire will help us ring in the new year with a...
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Re: Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School January 17th, 4-7pm with burlesque acrobats Trixie Little and the Evil Hate Monkey Dr. Sketchy's is a life drawing class turned burlesque extravaganza. Artists draw glamorous underground performers, compete in contests, and win booze and prizes. From its humble Brooklyn beginnings, it's spread to 65 cities on five continents- including London, Rome, Tokyo, Paris and Melbourne. On January 17th, burlesque acrobats Trixie Little and the Evil Hate Monkey will do an...
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Re: Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
Dr. Sketchy's ArtStar series with legendary street artist Ron English and burlesque muse Amber Ray bodypaint by Dani of http://www.thebodyofart.com For the last three years, Dr. Sketchy's has been the ultimate in alternative life-drawing. The event combines cabaret and art school, and with branches from Paris to Tokyo, Dr. Sketchy's has become the largest chain of drawing classes in the world. Now, Sketchy's is joining forces with America's most notorious underground artists. At a Dr.
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Re: Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
February 28th, 4-7pm Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School with fetish supermodel Darenzia Dr. Sketchy's is a life drawing class turned burlesque extravaganza. Artists draw glamorous underground performers, compete in contests, and win booze and prizes. From its humble Brooklyn beginnings, it's spread to 70+ cities on five continents- including London, Rome, Tokyo, Paris and Melbourne. On February 28th, fetish supermodel Darenzia returns to the stage. Plus, fine tunes, free cupcakes, booze and...
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Re: Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
March 28, 4-7pm Dr. Sketchy's loves Cupcakes with alt stunner Raquel Reed sponsored by Glittle Cupcakes and Cupcakes Take the Cake Dr. Sketchy's is a life drawing class turned cabaret extravaganza. Artists draw glamorous underground performers, compete in contests, and win booze and prizes. From its humble Brooklyn beginnings, it's spread to 75 cities on five continents- including London, Rome, Tokyo, Paris and Melbourne. On March 28, green haired alt. girl goddess Raquel Reed will help use...
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Re: Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
April 11th, 4-7pm Dr. Sketchy's does Grindhouse with punk rock chanteuses the Bambi Killers sponsored by Baby Tattoo Books Dr. Sketchy's is a life drawing class turned cabaret extravaganza. Artists draw glamorous underground performers, compete in contests, and win booze and prizes. From its humble Brooklyn beginnings, it's spread to 80 cities on five continents- including London, Rome, Tokyo, Paris, Sao Paulo and Melbourne. On April 11th, seductive punk rock chanteuses the Bambi Killers...
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Re: Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
For the last three years, Dr. Sketchy's has been the ultimate in alternative life-drawing. The event combines cabaret and art school, and with branches from Paris to Tokyo, Dr. Sketchy's has become the largest chain of drawing classes in the world. Now, Sketchy's is joining forces with America's most notorious underground artists. At a Dr. Sketchy's class, artists draw glamorous, scantily constumed underground performers, compete in contests, and win booze and prizes. Sessions are hosted by...
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Re: Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
May 23rd, 4-7pm Dr. Sketchy's goes Gonzo: A Tribute to Hunter S. Thompson with burlesque queen Gal Friday sponsored by Baby Tattoo Books and Squishable Dr. Sketchy's is a life drawing class turned cabaret extravaganza. Artists draw glamorous underground performers, compete in contests, and win booze and prizes. From its humble Brooklyn beginnings, it's spread to 80 cities on five continents- including London, Rome, Tokyo, Paris, Sao Paulo and Melbourne. On May 23rd, burlesque queen Gal...
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Re: Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
June 13, 4-7pm Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School alt. drawing extravaganza with Geek Goddess Justine Joli sponsored by Baby Tattoo Books Dr. Sketchy's is a life drawing class turned cabaret extravaganza. Artists draw glamorous underground performers, compete in contests, and win booze and prizes. From its humble Brooklyn beginnings, it's spread to 85 cities on five continents- including London, Tokyo, Paris, Sao Paulo and Melbourne. On June 13, we're honored to present geek goddess and Penthouse...
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Re: Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
Dr. Sketchy's Anti- Art School January 5th, 3-6 pm $10 ($15 for a table) The Lucky Cat 245 Grand St, btw Driggs and Roebling Williamsburg, Brooklyn http://www.drsketchy.com Dr. Sketchy's is what happens when cabaret meets art school. Artists draw glamorous burlesque girls, compete in contests, and win booze and prizes. Hosted by Molly Crabapple. This week, rock diva Lady J celebrates her Greek heritage in an ouzo soaked tribute to the Queen of Sparta! Cost: $10 Official Site: ...
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Re: Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
Dr. Sketchy's Anti- Art School January 19th, 3-6 pm $10 ($15 for a table) The Lucky Cat 245 Grand St, btw Driggs and Roebling Williamsburg, Brooklyn www.drsketchy.com Dr. Sketchy's is what happens when cabaret meets art school. Artists draw glamorous burlesque girls, compete in contests, and win booze and prizes. Hosted by Molly Crabapple and John Leavitt. This week, Gal Friday and Albert Cadabra pose in an Adams Family scene gone incestuous.
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Re: Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Molly Crabapple ·
Dr. Sketchy's Anti- Art School February 2nd, 3-6 pm $10 ($15 for a table) The Lucky Cat 245 Grand St, btw Driggs and Roebling Williamsburg, Brooklyn www.drsketchy.com Dr. Sketchy's is what happens when cabaret meets art school. Artists draw glamorous burlesque girls, compete in contests, and win booze and prizes. Hosted by Molly Crabapple and John Leavitt. This week, the sultry and scandelous Akynos glams it up in a Hollywood Babylon themed Sketchy's.
 
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