Tag: Danielle Dorky
Danielle Dorky has partnered with Astroetic Studios to create AstroSounds, a new, free monthly concert series that will change the way performers and fans interact.
In The Wisdom of Insecurity: A Message for an Age of Anxiety, Alan Watts examines the ways in which we cope with the uncertainty of life and offers new perspective for a more fulfilled existence.
After a mind-blowing five-day weekend spent camping at Lightning in a Bottle festival with friends, a LIB newbie returns with some tips for what to bring and what to leave behind.
Alabama Shakes’ latest release Sound & Color effortlessly raises the stakes and cements the band’s placement in contemporary rock history.
Now in it’s fifth year, cARTel’s Brokechella has established itself as an an affordably authentic alternative to that-festival-that-shall-not-be-named-in-the-desert.
Taking place over Memorial Day weekend from May 21-25 in Bradley, California, Lightning in a Bottle is a festival that seeks to transform attendants through immersive experiences that extend far beyond the concert stage.
It was Wednesday, which is usually the day that work tends to drag by, and I find myself daydreaming about the weekend during my commute home. This Wednesday though, was different.
All are invited on a surrealistic journey through a tangible dreamscape at REM: Exploring Sleep Through Art, a one-night gallery held by Astroetic Studios that will highlight artists varying in mediums, from mind-bending paintings and textured drawings, to luminous installations and orgasmic photography.
After a magical trip to the Emerald City, I reflect on the lessons learned during my stay in Seattle.