Strange as it Seems - Opening Reception
Join us for an art show where two different styles come together.
Celebrate the show at the opening reception with a live performance by a goth music duo, Voodoo Dawn; whose moody, atmospheric sounds will set the tone for the evening. Their brooding synths and deep vocals create a backdrop that complements the art.
Event Details
Date: Friday November 13th
Time: Opening reception 6:00–9:00 PM; exhibition open through November 30th
Location: The Oddities Museum, Inc.
Admission: Free (but tickets to the museum will be available)
What to Expect
An amazing gallery of artwork
Live goth music during the reception
Complementary Beer, Wine and other beverages available
Bring an open mind—this show celebrates difference, connection, and the energy that emerges when two artistic worlds meet.
April Batterman
(Not Normal Fun)
My name is April Batterman, born in Lubbock, TX, but I mostly grew up in the surrounding suburbs of Atlanta. I’ve always been artistic and pursued a wide variety of mediums, from painting, woodworking, to drawing, and even apprenticed for tattooing back in 2009. My grandfather was a woodworker and he introduced me to the craft at a young age. I consider myself a folk artist because I never had any formal training in woodworking other than the few things that were passed down to me from my grandfather.
I have been consistently creating cutouts and art since 2024. You can see some of my work at Rainy Day Revival in Atlanta, GA, Columbus Collective Museum in Columbus, GA , Velvet & Venom in St. Augustine, FL and Prometheus Esoterica in Orlando, FL.
Katrina “Trini” Liska
(The Asylum Countess)
The Asylum Countess is an Atlanta based artist that specializes in horror, halloween, dark high fantasy and surrealism. She loves cats, gothic fashion and playing Baldur's Gate 3 until 2 am.
VooDoo Dawn
Created on a laboratory table out of spare parts, over a devil worshipping hesher's spray painted pentagram in an abandoned turn of the century candy factory in Kalamazoo, Michigan in 1997, Voodoo Dawn have spent nearly three decades in restless undead motion.
From the Midwest to the idyllic shores of Ventura, California, back to Saginaw, Michigan, currently planting their Luciferian flag in Atlanta, Georgia.
Now a duo married in the dark arts at the crossroads of horror punk, deathrock, industrial, and black metal. A nocturnal collision reminiscent of summonings, conjurings, and prognostication.