city culture blogs: CentralFloridaTop5.com and TheDailyCity.com. Enjoy drink specials and a public reception for "Guard Dog Global Jam Art Show." Afterwards, the extremely popular Animated Shorts presentation takes place (tickets required for Animated Shorts).
Guard Dog Global Jam Art Show
Academy Award-nominated animator and Florida Film Festival veteran and award winner, Bill Plympton, invited artists via social media to remake his Oscar-nominated short Guard Dog. What resulted is an exhilarating animation multimedia mash-up of countless artists interpreting individual shots, climaxing in one mind-blowing four-second segment that boasts the work of 107 artists across the globe, each contributing a single frame. These animated works have been turned into prints and donated to Enzian for the exclusive Guard Dog Global Jam Art Show. Join a savvy and fun crowd for drink specials and mingling as the exhibition is unveiled at Eden Bar. After getting the rare opportunity to view these pieces up-close, hop into the Animated Shorts program to experience the film in real time!
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The Top 5 is an award-winning site, curated by Bess Auer that ranks upcoming events in Central Florida. It's your guide for the areas best bets. Whether you are looking for family events, great performing arts, challenging sporting events, or the most effective way todonate your time or money, the Top 5 has got you covered!
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TheDailyCity.com offers guides to the city's best diners, neighborhoods, food trucks, farmers markets, frozen yogurt shops and everything in between, as well as a daily helping of fun events and news. It's got a great events calendar and a roster of self-produced live events including the Orlando Food Truck Bazaar, Orlando Improv Festival, Audience Choice Awards and Mobile Art Show. It was named 2011 Top Three Blogs (Orl Sent), 2010 Best Blog (Orl Wkly), 2010 Top Three Websites (Orl Mag). It's Owner, Mark Baratelli, was named 2010 Top Three Arts Advocates (Orl Wkly).