This is a bit late, but certainly worth mentioning. The lovely ladies at SLUG recently launched a monthly networking event for local female entrepreneurs, writers, artists, roller derby girls and other women interested in getting to know each other and furthering their careers. This month, James Anthony opened his gallery to a swarm of curious participants whose nerves settled after a few tiny cups of red or white wine (Anthony and Whiskey Meg later replenished the reserves with Rolling Rock). I initially attended to help out a couple of artist friends who wanted to connect with gallery owners, subjects for various works and potential buyers. I ended up reaping the fruits of Angela H. Brown's labor by meeting a local musician whose latest project, Cavedoll, will be reviewed in the April 26 issue of City Weekly. Check out Fatal Femme Forum for info on the next social. You never know what might develop. (Jamie Gadette)
Friday, April 13, 2007
Fatal Femme Forum
This is a bit late, but certainly worth mentioning. The lovely ladies at SLUG recently launched a monthly networking event for local female entrepreneurs, writers, artists, roller derby girls and other women interested in getting to know each other and furthering their careers. This month, James Anthony opened his gallery to a swarm of curious participants whose nerves settled after a few tiny cups of red or white wine (Anthony and Whiskey Meg later replenished the reserves with Rolling Rock). I initially attended to help out a couple of artist friends who wanted to connect with gallery owners, subjects for various works and potential buyers. I ended up reaping the fruits of Angela H. Brown's labor by meeting a local musician whose latest project, Cavedoll, will be reviewed in the April 26 issue of City Weekly. Check out Fatal Femme Forum for info on the next social. You never know what might develop. (Jamie Gadette)
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