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Sarasota News Leader November 30, 2012 Page 59 the Art Center is stepping up," he said. "I've been here for a few years and as time passes, I see the Art Center progressively getting more edgy, more progressive in many respects. They're making a lot of progress." laborations. "We're really excited to showcase local bands," she said, explaining that the inspiration for that night's show and those coming up is to give Sarasota residents plenty of opportunities to "get local and get familiar Though that night's show concluded the with [their] hometown culture." Chrch!!! series, local musicians and fans need The next collaboration between the Art Center not worry that it means the end of live music and the Closet, with an as-of-yet unannounced at the Art Center. musical lineup, will take place on Saturday, "It was an experiment to do the Sunday series and, unfortunately, looking at the calendar, we're not able to continue doing them every Sunday," Thurgood said. "We've decided that, from now on, it will just be individual events that will be happening," she continued. Jan. 19, 2013. Those who cannot wait until next year to see live music at the Art Center can attend the gallery's next scheduled concert, Last Chance, First Dance, featuring Another Roadside Attraction, on Friday, Dec. 7, at 7 p.m. Thurgood emphasized Murphy's role in curating the live music for events such as Chrch!!! The Curated Unknowns and Artists Who and added that those who have enjoyed the Made Sarasota Famous — Part II exhibitions series can look forward to more of these col- will run until Dec. 7. % (From left) Jose Carlos Zavarse Pinto, Nelson Ledezma and Irene Garibay create kaleidoscopic projections using colored liquids, plant watering bulbs and other materials to augment the night's energetic set by the Send-Offs.