The Art of Thursday

Henry Horenstein's "Harmonica"

Norton Museum of Art

1451 S. Olive Ave., West Palm Beach, 561-832-5196, Norton.org. Cost: $12 for adults, $5 for visitors ages 13-21, and free for members and children under 13  

Clubs, Joints and Honky-Tonks, an exhibition curated by curator of photography Tim B. Wride, will feature bodies of work and essays by David Scheinbaum, Jeff Dunas, Henry Horenstein, Moby, and other photographers who have immersed themselves in shooting live country, hip-hop, rock and the blues performances. Also showing will be Heavy Metal Parking Lot, the 1986 video documentary about Judas Priest fans. The exhibition, which includes 75 images, will open with images from Eliott Landy, well known for his visual documentation of Woodstock in 1969. The show opens June 21 and runs through Sept. 2.

“In all of the works that are featured in Clubs, Joints, and Honky-Tonks, there is a sophisticated, yet seemingly effortless merging of music genres and performance with the strategies and techniques employed by the photographers," Wride says in a statement about the show. "This complex interweaving and reconciliation of performance, environment, and image-making could only be achieved by photographers whose understanding and passion for the music is matched by the creativity and courage of their talent.” 

Ricochet Bar and Lounge,
3250 Buena Vista Blvd., #124, Miami, 786-353-0846, Ricochetlounge.com 
One Night Stands: Southernmost Situations Social is a gathering centered around Locust Projects' new series of creative social events that continue building on the organizations foundation of experimental programming. "Six times a year we will produce an an event with a casual social vibe, some hosted at our space, as well as at other venues," says the invite from Locust Projects. "We will mount ongoing collaborations with artists, DJ's, fashion designers and young entrepreneurs." The first such event, which will feature free Corzo tequila cocktails. is 7-9 p.m. June 21. Suggest donation is $20, $10 for LP members.

Ember Furie will be the model at the next Dr. Sketchy on June 21 at Stage 84 in Fort Lauderdale.

Stage 84
9118 W. State Road 84, Davie, 954-474-5040, Stage84fl.com

Dr. Sketchy is a monthly evening of drinking, eating and drawing a model that poses for periods ranging from 5 to 20 minutes. June's model will be Ember Furie, a classically trained choreographer and dancer .. Bring your "sketchpads, i-pads or do-dads," a hard drawing surface (if you have one) and your pencils, pens or crayons. No easels. Artistic skills are not a prerequisite. If you can doodle an image on a cocktail napkin, you will be welcome here. The next session runs 7-10 p.m. June 21. Tickets are $10 in advance (Drsketchysofla.com) or $12 at the door. 

For info on more art events happening from now until doomsday, visit Arterpillar's Arts Guide.