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Buffet Flats/Red Moon
WE ARE FULLY SOLD OUT!!! Yes Even at the door
CHECK OUR SITE FOR BUFFETFLATS.ORG
FOR OUR SEPTEMBER 11TH EVENT
Buffet Flats is a cross-pollination of ideas, people and methodologies. Local food and farming activists merge with performance artists to form an edible cooking show with wild cabaret acts, engaging visual art and words of wisdom from keynote speakers. We are opening up (and queering!) the conversation around growing sustainable communities right here and we're inviting you!
BUFFET FLATS - QUEERING SLOW FOOD #2 Red Moon.
August 12, 2011, 7:30PM - LIMITED SEATING AVAILABLE
@ Home of Mark and Eric
4421 20th Street
(between Eureka & Diamond)
info: buffet@eyezen.org
for more info visit http://buffetflats.org
or theoffcenter.org/
Seth Eisen's Eye Zen Art and THEOFFCENTER present
BUFFET FLATS - QUEERING SLOW FOOD SERIES
The AUGUST RED MOON Features:
Your hosts-
Seth Eisen is Jean Malin-The Holy Ghost of Pansy Past
and The Empress Jupiter spinning her web of androgyny
And featuring:
Joseh Garcia with sweet Brazilian sounds
and soulful sassy songs by Blue Buddha
Plus!! Our Lady of Honor, the fabulous Susan Appe
Living Sculpture by:
Queen of the Kingdom of Heaven-
Astral-Naught Bride-Groom, Adam II, Medium
Exotic mini-meals and secret recipes by Frisk and Forge
Expert Eco Talk: Queer Urban Farmer, Markos Major
TICKETS:
$20-$50 tickets
Ticket price includes mini-meal and admission.
$20 General admission-includes mini-meal and admission
$35 Foodie Angels- Includes a door prize.
$40 Sustainable Cook-Includes a door prize AND lap dance.
$50 Queer Eco Activists-Includes door prize, lap dance AND a private performance!
BACKGROUND:
The 1920s Pansy Craze was a short-lived movement that brought Queer performers to the stage, performing transgressive gender identities despite laws prohibiting them. Performing in speakeasies across the country, they broke through to mainstream audiences with their outrageous mix of camp wit, androgynous poise and savior faire.
Buffet Flats originated when Harlem apartment owners opened their homes to provide overnight accommodations to black travelers who were refused service in white-owned establishments. Later these apartments evolved into renowned venues, serving up an exuberant mix of artistic risk to satisfy a variety of subversive tastes and pleasures. Diverse audiences came from all over to eat, drink, sing, dance, and participate in the creative revelry.
The Pansy Craze and the Buffet Flats happened simultaneously but were, for the most part, divided along racial lines. However, Jean Malin, grande dame of the Pansy Craze, acted forcefully to try to integrate Pansy Craze culture. Seth Eisen will revive the spirit of Jean Malin and in his persona act as host to all of our Buffet Flat events.
WHAT:
In this spirit we are creating a traveling series of home theater salons aimed at nourishing the mind, spirit and belly. We invite guests to gather at homey local spots, to share knowledge, good company, delicious food and homespun performance and art. On a tour of different homes and gardens of the Bay Area we cross-pollinate Queer culture with the slow-food and urban-farming movements.
Gathering food from community gardens and local farms, guest cooks prepare and serve sumptuous mini meals. Experts in various fields present stimulating ideas for debate and conversation. In between courses guests enjoy a themed evening of performances and art.
WE @ BUFFET FLATS:
RAISE awareness about how to grow and access local food.
We unite queer culture with the discourse about food and sustainability.
PROVIDE a forum for learning about local food sources and sharing diverse culinary approaches.
CONNECT communities of art, performance, cuisine, local history and eco literacy.
LINK the flourishing performance and foodie cultures and the places they intersect.
ENCOURAGE collaborations /cross-pollination between food activist and artists.
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LocationHome of Mark and Eric
4421 20th Street
San Francisco, CA 94114
United States
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| Owner: Eye Zen Art |
| On BPT Since: Aug 27, 2008 |
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| Seth Eisen |
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