Miami, FL. – July 15th, 2011–The party continues the third Friday of each month as 7th Circuit Productions and Moksha Family Arts Collective presents Moksha Roots Live. The after party for The Rhythm Foundation’s ~ Big Nights in Little Haiti. This month on July 15th it will feature the gallery, live music, D.J.’s, performances, live painting, and vendors. The Moksha Family Artist Collective is a non-profit organization all funds go to support our local artists and community projects. It’s an night to enjoy great entertainment and meet people while delight cultural music,mind-blowing art, and a harmonious atmosphere. Come and enjoy this evening of good vibes and amazing energy, while supporting the movement and keeping the vision alive.

July 15th Lineup:

~Moksha Family Roots Collective~

The Moksha Family Roots Collective band is a constant rotation of Miami’s finest roots and world music musicians with international guests. Our Special guest musicians all unite to deliver an eclectic Jam. This allstar group will feature :

Brandon Bizzy Hollemon (Purple Popcorn), Demetrius Brown (Manchild), Soul Flower, Ryan Cacolici (Nagchampyons), Bagga Traxx, Harry Lecounte, Ryan Baker, Rene Bailey , Plus More!!! Also with special guest performance by Mecca AKA Grimo .

You never know who may step on stage and join the jam!!

~Margaret Accurso~Live Painting

Margaret Accurso is a self-taught artist that began to paint at the age of 31. “I started intuitively to express myself through different media: music, stain glass, painting, literature…I realized that my most pleasurable form of expression is through painting. I begin painting with a deep breath, an intention and let go by spreading paint on the canvas and allowing the experience to take me on a journey.” In the past couple of years she shared her work at a few local events and enjoyed the experience. “I feel that we are all artists in one form or another. Coming together in union to create and allowing that endless source of love to flow through is an essential part of the human experience.”

~Andrew Nathanson~ Photography Exhibit

With 20+ years in entertainment, Andrew Nathanson produces film/video, concert, special event and festival productions. Currently, he is shooting concerts for The Palm Beach Post (http://www.pbpulse.com/category/music/).
Timed for Art Basel 2008, Mr. Nathanson Produced and showed photos in the group presentation, Timeline, showcasing top Miami artists in Wynwood. A multi-media piece was included in the group show Yellow at MYPAC in 2010. Also, several photographs included in Dystopia, a group show on Miami Beach. His first museum showing was PhotoMalasia at the Shacknow Museum (2004). He exhibited in 2004 parallel to Art Basel experience.

~D.J. Moses ~

DJ Moses opens the door to authentic high quality world music and invites you in to discover (and perhaps remember) how glorious, diverse and deep music can be. The African continent, Jamaica, Haiti, Brazil, the U.S. and Latin America are all represented in his selections. His past includes gigs with such luminaries as Baaba Maal, Thomas Mapfumo, Joseph Hill & Culture as well as many others. DJ Moses is one of a kind in our community. Originally from New York City, he has been living and working in Miami since 1995.

~V.J. Care ~

Environmental light wizard aka VJ CARE is a south Florida multi-media artist originally from Seattle, Wa. She has traveled the world spreading light through creativity for a wide range of artists & visionaries including, Terrence McKenna, Michael Franti, Sonic Youth, George Clinton & The P-Funk All Stars, Dale Chuhily & many others. Transforming the physical space to support the experience, her vision is to create multi-sensory experiences that connect, inspire & engage.

Event Details:

At 7th Circuit Productions
228 NE 59th St. Miami FL, 33136
Show begins @ 10:00pm-3:00am ($10.00) 18+Over
The Moksha Gallery, Moksha boutique and Pleaidian Lounge will be open
from ~ 6:00pm-10:00pm (free) call 305-757-7277