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AFI, The Loved Ones, Scarlet Grey
Tuesday, March 16 at The Ritz Ybor, Ybor City
When your band takes on dandy affectations in appearance and mood while your baroque alt-rock songs drip with radio-friendly pretense via titles like “The New Patron Saints and Angels” and “Porphyria Cuanea Tarda,” you’ve got a deep pit of cynicism to dig yourself out of if you want love from the music cognoscenti. And with 2006’s Decemberunderground, West Coast band AFI didn’t just claw out of that pit, they leapt impossibly high and flew out. From the cinematically enormous opening, “Prelude 12/21,” through melodic anthems like “Miss Murder” and “Love Like Winter,” AFI proved themselves to be formidable artists in the creatively barren genre of mascara rock. Their follow-up, 2009’s Crash Love, never reached the sneak-attack power of its predecessor, but enough kudos cannot be given to a band that’s far exceeded their station. (with the Loved Ones, Scarlet Grey; 6 p.m. at the Ritz, 1503 E. Seventh Ave., Tampa; $30.50; www.ritzybor.com) [more]
Al Sol
Tuesday, March 16 at Southeast Museum of Photography, Daytona Beach
Photographs from Mexico, Cameroon and Nicaragua by Stella Johnson; through May 7 [more]
Almost Alice
Tuesday, March 16 at Florida Museum for Women Artists, DeLand
Maggie Taylor presents new illustrations of Wonderland; through May 2 [more]
Auspicious Vision: Edward Wales Root and American Modernism
Tuesday, March 16 at Mennello Museum of American Art, Orlando
Root's collection covers the Modernist period from 1896 to the 1950s, featuring works by Edward Hopper, Stuart Davis, Jackson Pollock and more; through May 23 [more]
Between Perspective of Straight Lines
Tuesday, March 16 at CityArts Factory, Orlando
New sculptures by Marcos Cruz; through March 20 [more]
Bigger Than a Scrapbook: The Talking Quilts of Lauren Austin
Tuesday, March 16 at Crealde School of Art, Winter Park
Fabric images tell the stories and themes of lives of Africans around the world; through March 20; also at Hannibal Square Heritage Center, 642 New England Ave., Winter Park [more]
The Bikeriders
Tuesday, March 16 at Southeast Museum of Photography, Daytona Beach
Photographer Danny Lyon's 1968 study of bikers that pioneered "New Journalism"; through May 7 [more]
Brown Bag Lunch & Learn: Creature From the Black Lagoon
Tuesday, March 16 at Orange County Regional History Center, Orlando
Ginger Stanley Hallowell, stunt and body double in the classic horror flick, speaks about her days swimming in the movies [more]
Celebrating the Genius of Women
Tuesday, March 16 at Orlando Public Library, Orlando
Works from professional artists Regine Dossche, Susan Torregrosa and Sandra De Nijs; through April 30 [more]
Changing Landscapes, Changing Visions
Tuesday, March 16 at Orlando Museum of Art, Orlando
Four exhbitions examine the role of the landscape and environment on the American experience; through July 25 [more]
Con Tiempo al Tiempo F5-Project
Tuesday, March 16 at CityArts Factory, Orlando
Marcos Cruz presents reimaginings of classic artwork in metal; through March 20 [more]
Creature From the Black Lagoon 3D
Tuesday, March 16 at Enzian Theater, Maitland
If the annals of film history have taught us nothing else, it’s that depth is a fad. Or at least it always has been, enjoying brief highs with an enraptured public, followed by time off as the audience recovers from effect-induced queasiness. But it’s back now, and the Enzian wants us to remember why we watched with both eyes in the first place: to have the crap scared out of us. Return now to the land of that other Universal horror icon, Gill-Man (or Uncle Gilbert as he was called on The Munsters), and his “fish lusting after a hot chick who invaded his space” story. Though it was originally presented in polarized 3-D, the Enzian will be showing it in the re-released anaglyph style. (Don’t you miss red-and-cyan glasses?) To be really cool, stick around for the session with stunt woman Ginger Stanley so you can learn the behind-the-scenes trash and call bullshit on the slickness of the remake slated for next year. (6:30 p.m. at Enzian Theater, 1300 S. Orlando Ave., Maitland; $10; www.enzian.org) [more]
Crime in Stereo, The Wonder Years, Nightlights, Go Rydell
Tuesday, March 16 at Back Booth, Orlando
Crime in Stereo, The Wonder Years, Nightlights, Go Rydell [more]
Decorated Eggs of Europe and America
Tuesday, March 16 at Albin Polasek Museum and Sculpture Gardens, Winter Park
Examples of this ancient art form, including both traditional painted eggs called pysanky and hand-painted modern European and American interpretations; through April 4 [more]
Di-verse Word
Tuesday, March 16 at Dandelion Communitea Cafe, Orlando
Shawn Welcome leads a night of spoken word and poetry performances [more]
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AFI, The Loved Ones, Scarlet Grey
Tuesday, March 16 at The Ritz Ybor, Ybor City
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Creature From the Black Lagoon 3D
Tuesday, March 16 at Enzian Theater, Maitland
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Ben Folds
Tuesday, March 16 at House of Blues, Lake Buena Vista
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Crime in Stereo, The Wonder Years, Nightlights, Go Rydell
Tuesday, March 16 at Back Booth, Orlando
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