Positive Space

Not bad for Two weeks of prep!

The latest PositiveSpace event has come and gone without a hitch; with a very good turnout for an event on such a short notice. Thanks go out to Matt for organizing and coordinating this event, and for all his help installing the Neighborhood portrait project structure. Please vote in our poll whether you’d like to see more fleamarkets this summer on the PositiveSpace Lot!

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Saturday June 28, 2008 at Frankford & Norris Streets

Come out to the PositiveSpace Lot this Saturday for a Free Market / Flea Market. See all the good stuff that’s being made by local artists, comb for flea market deals, or get a nifty new hair cut.
While you’re there be sure to check out acoustic performances and some awesome bicycle sculptures. Speaking of sculptures; this will be the first weekend where you can see both the neighborhod sign project installed, as well as that sweet tank sculpture.
Vendors are still welcome, and this time by donation - all contributions go to maintain the scultpure garden

We had a great turn out at this our first film fest.
We had a variety of films by local animators and film makers including…

Iden Rosenthal
Eric Brehm
Derek Moench
Mariya Dimov
Mark Rubbo

Our 2008 Winners

Best Animation

Mark Rubbo - The Fisherman & His Wife

Best Film

Noah Grant-Levine - Goals

Best Short-Short

Noah Grant-Levine- House

thanks to everyone who made this an amazing event!

PositiveSpace presents a Picture Show
June 6, 2008 about 8:30 (sunset)
at the PositiveSpace Lot
2012-2018 Frankford Ave.
Rain location: the Coral Street Arts House
2446-68 Coral St.
(corner of Coral St. and Hager t St.)

Prizes will be given for best animation, best short film, and best short-short.

Winners will be picked by the audience at the screening. Films by local artist’s including Noah Grant-Levine, Melissa MacCalpin, Mariya Dimov, and more.

Perpetua, 2041 Frankford Avenue near Susquehanna Avenue, presents the photographic art work of Roman Blazic for First Friday, June, 6.
Roman, a Positive Space member, will be exhibiting a variety of pictures that reflect “…of God and Country”, still life and a bit of erotica. His work is both sensitive and bold.
Roman also makes contributions to Fallon and Rosof’s artblog:  http://fallonandrosof.blogspot.com/search?q=Roman+Blazic