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DC Brau / Oskar Blues Smells Like Freedom IPA (Picked up at Sherry’s Wine and Liquor in DC). A 3 of 4. Smells of citrus and a little bit of vegetal and herb notes. Not as pungent or freedom smelling as expected. Some pretty firm bitterness up front and some nice caramel malt sweetness mid-body to balance with a little bit of lingering herbal quality.
NOVEMBER 2018 NEWS
I’ll be exhibiting at this year’s DC BRAU HOLIDAY MARKET on Saturday 24th which is a part of DC Small Business Saturday event. VIP ticket is on sale here. General Free admission starts at 2 pm and goes until 6 pm. Come enjoy a pint of DC Brau and help DC entrepreneurs by shopping local!
DC Brau is located at 3178-B Bladensburg Road NE, Washington, DC 20018
My original artwork will be displayed at Woolly Mammoth Theater as a part of the art gallery for the play, ‘SHE THE PEOPLE’. I am so honored and excited to be part of this awesome play at one of my favorite theaters in DC.
An all-female, all-star team of The Second City’s most fearless, tuned-in sketch comics roasts the patriarchy and reclaims at least two hours of absolutely hilarious time. The producers of Black Side of the Moon and Nothing to Lose (But Our Chains) bring you a mimosa-and-madness-fueled foray into “having it all,” having each other’s backs, and having that sick feeling your government’s trying to turn back the clock to the Middle Ages. She the People… in order to perform a more perfect union!
My art that would be displayed are part of an on-going series of collages made with magazine tear sheets combined with poems. You can have a sneak peek on my Instagram. This project started by experimenting with slicing random tear sheets and combining them to create an unexpected 'new' image, which I used as a jumping off point to write down my stream of consciousness poem. I had worked as a fashion illustrator and a textile designer throughout my twenties and looking at fashion magazines was part of my daily life. Fashion ads are full of distorted and unrealistic images of what is currently considered as an ideal female beauty, and they shape the self-esteem of women all around the world. The fashion industry doesn't care that women are actual human beings with individual history and thoughts and these ads are created to trap women into being insecure and unoriginal. It took me many years of struggle and self-discovery to distance myself from these images and become more comfortable with my own body image. With many discussions on body positivity and diversity in the current feminist movement, many women have been able to find their own ways to exist in this world in a happier and a more natural state. But I know that we are still not completely immune to this addiction to superficial beauty. It is apparent in the images that we voluntarily post on our social media. The discrepancy between the commercial and public femininity and what I personally experience as a female in the world is a fascinating subject that I am still in the process of exploring.
The play is on from Dec 3 till January 6th. Come visit Woolly mammoth to check out the play and the original art!
Woolly Mammoth Theater is located at 641 D ST. NW WASHINGTON DC 20004
Highlights from @krampusnachtdc Crafty Happy Hour at DC Brau Brewery!
We’re on vacation. Thought I should mention that. More beer next week. In the meantime, here’s some ramen and a DC Brau pale ale.
DC Brau’s Hazy Alpha Domina Mellis Imperial IPA (Picked up at Capone’s in Norristown, PA). A 3 of 4. The honey alongside a huge helping of juicy and some floral hop notes works quite well -- this is reminiscent of Hopslam, given the honey. The booze is a little bit present in the finish, and this is somewhat sweet throughout without a ton of bitterness to cut through it. A little bit out of balance.
DC Brau’s Space Reaper Double IPA (Picked up at Odd Provisions in DC). A 3 of 4. A solid DIPA that is well balanced -- there’s quite a bit of fruity sweetness in the body that helps cut through the resinous body and finish. Mostly orange citrus hop profile and some faint floral qualities. Clearly a “big” beer from the first sip, although the booze doesn’t poke out too much.
Kid friendly matinee rock show coming to DC Brau
Kid friendly matinee rock show coming to DC Brau. Borracho and Hot Blood play this free show on Sat July 15th!
I just thought I’d let you all know about the kid friendly, all ages, totally free rock concert that I’m putting on at DC Brau brewery on Saturday, July 15th from 2pm to 5pm. I did one of these last year and people seemed to really enjoy it so I’m doing another one this year. Since most rock concerts happen way past bed times it’s a fun chance to bring the kids out to a rock show but these aren’t…
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Metal Chris guests on the DC Beer Podcast
Metal Chris guests on the DC Beer Podcast to talk about the fallout around Atlas brewery suddenly stopping metal shows and more! Listen to the podcast here:
I was a guest on the latest episode of DCBeer.com‘s podcast, The DC Beer Show. I talk about the fallout from the sudden shut down (to the public) of Atlas brewery’s Ivy City location, how the local metal scene got involved with the local beer scene to begin with, and how we’re starting to get metal shows going at the DC Brau brewery! Click the play button below to listen or see the post on DC…
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