The L-Loft – 106 South Division, Second Story #215
Revolutionary Art presents: Conceptual Flux Documenter, Dakota Shayne, moderates an “Artists Roundtable” discussion with the participating artists. The conversation, discusses the exhibit theme (Realism/Abstract) and other art topics, filmed and edited by participating artist Monroe O’Bryant.
Fredy Santigo’s Video up on Vimeo
Pub 43
43 South Division
Slow Venom: Like a Virgin?: View Fredy Santigo’s VIDEO about the art and artists of Slow Venom: Like a Virgin? The video is showing on the screens at Pub 43!
Slow Venom: Like a Virgin? from Fredy Santiago on Vimeo.
And become a part of the show when you add to artist Tony Schechtman’s interactive artwork.
Aaminah Shakur’s Zine and Laurel Green’s article are Published!

Aaminah Shakur’s Zine is finished and printed. Pick up a copy at Vertigo when venture to see Map of Tasmania at Free Radical closing reception.
Check out Laurel Green’s Article at the Rapidian.org
Jeff Kaczmarczyk from MLive Writes About Free Radical
Free Radical is fast approaching with two nights of amazing local art on October 26 and November 2.
We are so excited about this great article written by Jeff Kaczmarczyk from MLive.
Here is some of what he wrote:
“The downtown exhibition, promoting artists and small business in the Heartside district, celebrates its 10th anniversary featuring local art in unusual settings.
Work by 192 artists in 25 storefronts, artist studios, galleries and businesses goes on display on Friday, Oct. 26 and again on Friday, Nov. 1 during the project coordinated by Dwelling Place.
Temporary galleries will feature an eclectic mix of work by local artists, some for sale. Businesses on the Avenue such Sanctuary Folk Art and Vertigo Music will have extended hours.”
To read the rest of the article, click here.
Free Radical/ Avenue for the Arts Tours
http://freeradtour.eventbrite.
This year Avenue for the Arts is hosting tours for Free Radical. Lead by an Avenue for the Arts guide the tour will feature insight into each Free Radical site as well as, South Division’s public art and historic buildings. At each space artists will discuss their artwork, the significance of the Free Radical and the changes to South Division.
Fun, energetic and knowledgeable our tour guides have the inside scoop. We encourage participants with inquisitive minds interested in meeting creative community members while participating in a robust dialogue about the Free Radical show.
The Avenue for the Arts is offering member and student discount for our Free Radical Walking tours. Participants who purchase the $5.00 ticket for a 2 hour tour will be asked to show their membership or student ID at the Tour.
What is Radically Different from Previous Years?
To Celebrate 10 years of utilizing non traditional spaces to showcase art and the artists we are taking the event to the next level, with an emphasis on commentary, dialogue and critique. This year every venue’s curator will choose new work from at least two artists that have participated in past Free Radical events. Each space will also assign a person to contribute documentation of the show. The documenter will present their perspective of the show November 2nd in a way that stimulates interaction between visitors, artists, curators and the creative community at large.
Get Connected on Facebook
Check out the Free Radical Facebook event page for the newest info on Free Radical 2012!
We have two distinct Facebook invites. The 1st Night of Free Radical 2012 will utilize non-traditional spaces along South Division to showcase local artists and local businesses. The 2nd Night of Free Radical 2012, will present every venue from a new perspective in the form photography video, reviews and creative events. The 2nd Night will encourage interaction between visitors, artists, curators and the creative community at large.