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A moment of silence for the abrupt closing of popular downtown art space Branch Gallery, which has announced its close at the end of February.
As their five-year lease comes to an end, the venue has decided to bring the gallery to a close sooner than expected (owners Chloe Seymore and Teka Selman were originally planning [...]
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Raleigh’s News & Observer ran a couple stories in today’s paper expanding on some things we’ve been covering on our blog. First, they posted a brief story about Harrison Haynes and Casey Cook’s drum performance “LRLL RLRR” that included a video.
They also have an interesting profile of the man behind the forthcoming Full Steam Brewery, [...]
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As mentioned earlier, Harrison Haynes and Casey Cook took to the street-front windows of Branch Gallery Outpost to perform “LRLL RLRR” for two hours Friday night. The event served as a sort-of capstone to Cook’s Boom Boom Crash, which closes tonight.
The performance drew attention to a lot of aspects of drumming that usually go unnoticed, accomplishing [...]
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Lots of news about Durham’s celebrated Branch Gallery. First, Branch Outpost, a satellite space located at 111 Orange Street in Durham, now has a blog.
The blog’s first post concerns an exciting event announcement featuring Casey Cook, the artist behind Branch’s current exhibition “Boom Boom Crash,” and Branch co-founder and Les Savy Fav drummer Harrison Haynes. The [...]
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Photo courtesy Diana Liu.
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Carving Space in Election History
Economist cartoonist Kevin “KAL” Kallaugher is completing a sculpture commemorating the 2008 presidential campaign, part of his [...]
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