Arteries, Richwood and Stuff To Do

The PopCulteer
September 5, 2014

This week your PopCulteer brings you a photo essay of last night’s Arteries Horror/Sci Fi Art Show, news about this weekend’s Richwood Local Artists Show and a gallery of Stuff To Do This weekend.

Our next RFC MINI SHOW was recorded last night at the Arteries show at Mike Winland Studios and will bring you the music of Christopher Carter along with video of the show and all the cool stuff on display from the fine folks who bring us ShockaCon. Look for that on Monday. For now you can check out my photos from last night. It was a great show and I hope we see more shows like this at Mike’s studio. It’s an amazing, open and welcoming space.

With any luck, you will get to see the wedding video of yours truly to Melanie Larch sometime this weekend. When I post that, I’ll include a full account of our adventure in Chicago. But for now, the photos…

ARTERIES

Happy people enjoying the beginning of the most wonderful time of the year, for some folks

Another stray casket. You will see the embalming room in the next RFC MINI SHOW

A stray casket. You will see the embalming room in the next RFC MINI SHOW

The funeral home setting

Mixing and milling at the art show

Part of the huge backdrop by Chriss Woodall, which will be seen on the main stage at ShockaCon

Part of the huge backdrop by Chris Woodall, which will be seen on the main stage at ShockaCon

More of the crowd

Even more of the crowd

Another Johnny Carter work

Epic-looking stuff from Tim Shinn

Christopher Carter providing the music, surrounded by his father, Johnny Carter’s, paintings

The Beast by someone whose name got cut off in the photo, so please identify the artist in the comments, somebody

Creepy Baby by Angie Rose

Brains Cutting Board

Wayward Girls

Self Portrait by Mike Winland

Part of the healthy crowd

Close up of Heart of Stone, by Rebecca hemsworth

Work by Melanie Larch, Rebecca Hemsworth and some guy

Paintings by Lee Harrah

Some of Chris Woodall’s terrific art

Cool custom glasses by Rose Winland

Works by Mike Winland

Richwood Local Artists Show

Loverly Richwood

This Saturday, Sept. 6th from 1PM to 5 PM, Richwood, WV will become a tapestry of art and song during the Local Artists Show.

Painting, sculpture, and even wood cutting can be found at the former Richwood Banking and Trust building, which has been freshly renovated.

West Virginian musicians will play accompaniment during the art show.
Afterwards, settle in for a treat at Sandy’s Coffee Shop, located at 36 East Main Street. There will be original, spoken word poetry by locals. This is an open event, so be sure to bring your own poetry if you would like to read.