Café (un)American New Year's Eve Party
Sat, Dec 31, 2011 at 9pm
at
Washington Hall
This event has passed.
This New Years Eve join State V Pan for Cafe (un)American’s reprisal - an
elegant evening of music, magic and mayhem. Join DK Pan and a constalation
of debutantes, degenerates, aristocrats and anarchists for an unforgettable
New Years Eve featuring 35 performers, specialty cocktails crafted from
Sound Spirits liquors, award winning food from Madison Park Conservatory,
desserts by Victoria Yee Howe and Theo Chocolates. Expect to enjoy an open
bar and a special champagne toast at midnight, games of chance and skill,
burlesque performances, music from many original Cafe (un)American
performers, and full night of entertainment and surprises.
Produced by:
State V Pan
Free Sheep Foundation
Canoe Social Club
Vital 5
Artists:
Jherek Bischoff
DJ Darek Mazzone
Gabriel Teodros
Nate Quiroga with Thomas Hunter
Sten Skogen
King Dro
DJ Steve Miller
Kate Ryan
AND featuring Special Uninvited Guests!
MC by:
Jed Dunkerley
Art installation by:
Celeste Cooning
Photo booth by:
Timothy Rysdyke
Supporters:
The Stranger
Sound Spirits
Madison Park Conservatory
Theo Chocolates
Artist and impresario DK Pan (The Stranger's Genius Award in Visual Art 2011) is both the reason and inspiration for Café (un)American on NYE. The original Cafe (un)American (2006-7) was a series of speakeasy-themed, underground art events featuring cabaret, burlesque, live music, and games in a participatory, performance environment.
The events were once Seattle’s best kept secret, especially in a city known for shutting down the party at 1:30am. Revelers got a chance to mingle into the wee hours while enjoying a variety show of local acts—from rappers to belly dancers. However, Café (un)American and DK Pan hit the headlines when it was revealed that the Seattle Police Department and FBI had targeted the underground art events in a lengthy (and costly) "domestic terrorism" investigation that swept up DK and others in Seattle. Instead of accepting a plea bargain from King County prosecutors, DK insisted on going to trial in order to make public the overreach of law enforcement and shed light on the misguided investigation. On Dec. 1st, the State dismissed all charges against DK (read more here) While justice was achieved, it was very costly. All proceeds from Café (un)American will help offset DK’s $50,000 legal fees from fighting the criminal investigation. For more information www.statevpan.org
Café (un)American is a return to DK Pan’s métier—collaborative art projects that ask the public to experience a physical space re-imagined by artists. The Bridge Motel, Moore:Inside Out, and the TUBS Memorial Project are all art collaborations that have galvanized the Seattle art scene.
Produced by:
State V Pan
Free Sheep Foundation
Canoe Social Club
Vital 5
Artists:
Jherek Bischoff
DJ Darek Mazzone
Gabriel Teodros
Nate Quiroga with Thomas Hunter
Sten Skogen
King Dro
DJ Steve Miller
Kate Ryan
AND featuring Special Uninvited Guests!
MC by:
Jed Dunkerley
Art installation by:
Celeste Cooning
Photo booth by:
Timothy Rysdyke
Supporters:
The Stranger
Sound Spirits
Madison Park Conservatory
Theo Chocolates
Artist and impresario DK Pan (The Stranger's Genius Award in Visual Art 2011) is both the reason and inspiration for Café (un)American on NYE. The original Cafe (un)American (2006-7) was a series of speakeasy-themed, underground art events featuring cabaret, burlesque, live music, and games in a participatory, performance environment.
The events were once Seattle’s best kept secret, especially in a city known for shutting down the party at 1:30am. Revelers got a chance to mingle into the wee hours while enjoying a variety show of local acts—from rappers to belly dancers. However, Café (un)American and DK Pan hit the headlines when it was revealed that the Seattle Police Department and FBI had targeted the underground art events in a lengthy (and costly) "domestic terrorism" investigation that swept up DK and others in Seattle. Instead of accepting a plea bargain from King County prosecutors, DK insisted on going to trial in order to make public the overreach of law enforcement and shed light on the misguided investigation. On Dec. 1st, the State dismissed all charges against DK (read more here) While justice was achieved, it was very costly. All proceeds from Café (un)American will help offset DK’s $50,000 legal fees from fighting the criminal investigation. For more information www.statevpan.org
Café (un)American is a return to DK Pan’s métier—collaborative art projects that ask the public to experience a physical space re-imagined by artists. The Bridge Motel, Moore:Inside Out, and the TUBS Memorial Project are all art collaborations that have galvanized the Seattle art scene.
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