Bluish Barn

This Thursday, it’s “Wizard People, Dear Reader”. From the illegal art site:

Wizard People, Dear Reader is an unauthorized re-envisioning of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, by Brad Neely…Neely has crafted an as-of-yet-unnamed new art form, one everyone should experience for themselves.

Then, next Monday the 9th, it’s “Who is Bozo Texino”. From Bill Daniel’s site:

THIS SPECTACULAR TRAVEL ADVENTURE FAITHFULLY PHOTOGRAPHED IN REALISTIC BLACK AND WHITE FILM AT CONSIDERABLE RISK FROM SPEEDING FREIGHT TRAINS AND IN SECRET HOBO JUNGLES IN THE DOGGED PURSUIT OF THE IMPOSSIBLY CONVOLUTED STORY OF THE HERETOFORE UNTOLD HISTORY OF THE CENTURY-OLD FOLKLORIC PRACTICE OF HOBO AND RAILWORKER GRAFFITI AND THE ABSURD QUEST FOR THE TRUE IDENTITY OF RAILROADING’S GREATEST ARTIST WILL LIKELY AMUSE AND CONFOUND YOU IN ITS SINCERE ATTEMPT TO UNDERSTAND AND PRESERVE THIS ARTFORM.

Sorry, I’m too busy to write something myself.

Because Bill Daniel is traveling with his film and needs to pay for gas, we put up flyers for a screening for the first time.  If you’ve never been to the Bluish Barn before, please take a moment to read the note I wrote to our neighbors to get a feel for things here.  Fall screenings begin at 9pm and always end by midnight.  Full movie schedule here.

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