Event

FLAT EARTH

FLAT EARTH

September 25th November 8th
Opening event Sunday September 25th from 1-7pm

3007 Felicita Road
Escondido, CA 92029

Parking available at Felicita Park
$13.00 entry (partial proceeds go to Felicita Park)
ALL AGES

Beer sponsored by Fall Brewing Company and Stone Brewing Company
+ Food Trucks

DRINK | EAT | SWIM
*bring a bathing suit to view an underwater installation

A SHIP IN THE WOODS presents FLAT EARTH, a one-day event featuring interactive art installations and musical performances.

Organized by WSOHOIDPS in collaboration with over 40 artists, FLAT EARTH questions new scientific hypotheses, revisits obsolete theories, and looks to the possibility of pseudoscience becoming the standard model. The show explores such diverse subjects as conspiracy, hysteria, flattening of the global market, gentrification, critical mass, and the Whig history of science. The audience is free to get lost in the immersive site-specific works that are scattered throughout SHIPs 2 acre property. From an interactive underwater pool installation to a large scale sound exhibit, FLAT EARTH encourages visitors to reconsider scientific truths and reflect on their own world view.

FLAT EARTH will feature live music by internationally acclaimed musical artists the Mekons, Sam Coomes (Quasi, Elliot Smith), Sun Foot (Chris Johanson), as well as emerging local band M. Goner.

special guests
THE SISTERS OF PERPETUAL INDULGENCE

Comedy by Brent Goodman

Artists include :

Kevin Arce
David Adey
Tony Allard
David Avalos
Eric Bellis
Stephanie Bedwell
Matt Bradley
Bernie Brooks
RJ Brooks
Randy Colosky
Jessica Frelund
Finishing School
Kristen Gallerneaux
Micheal Hernandez
League of Imaginary Scientists
Richard Keely
John Kono
Nick Lesley
Andrew McGranahan
Michelle Montjoy
Shaun O' Dell
John O' Connor
Jones von Jonestein
Julio Orozco
Sien Collective
Dean Ramos
Sasha Koozel Reibstein
Vanessa Renwick
Jovi Schnell
Marc Silver
Greg Smaller
Walter Sutin
Curtis Texeira
Chris Warren
Melissa Walter
Kathryn Zazenski

A huge thanks to Fab Lab for all their support and to Andrew McGranahan for the artwork used in the poster.