Amy-
Although I do not have a museum job right now I am
also always on the lookout for exciting art events
that cater to my age group (mid 20s)
In Louisville, a group of artists from the University
of Louisville started "underground" art parties.  One
of the artists owns warehouse space where he lives and
works.  On the weekends those that are interested are
invited to the parties to view his work and the works
of his fellow artists.  While this sounds like a
typical gallery opening it is not.  The atmosphere is
more relaxed and it feels more like a party.  Many
people in their 20s feel uncomfortable in a typical
gallery setting.  This is a way for these artists to
showcase their work and have a good time.
I hope this helps.
Christian Trabue
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--- Amy Kleinert <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I am looking for info from any type of art org.
> that
> has done innovative  (maybe best described as
> "edgy"?)
> events and/or performances to attract a young adult
> audience.   In this instance, I would define edgy as
> anything that is considered to be non traditional or
> unusual entertainment currently unavailable  in the
> community that you reside.
>
> I would like to use this requested information to
> create "buy in" among my co-workers for a proposed
> event.  This event  proposal is based on the idea
> that
> in our small metro-area a certain type of live music
> (i.e underground-alt.-independent) and performance
> art
> events are scarce and the audience for this type of
> entertainment is hugely ignored.  Any info/advice
> you
> have the time to share, on or off list, is much
> appreciated.
>
> As usual, thanks!
> Amy Kleinert
> I'm the Marketing Manager
> South Bend Regional Museum of Art
> South Bend, IN
>
>
>
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