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Third Coast Filmless Festival at the Museum of Contemporary Art
2010 Third Coast Filmless Festival featuring Ira Glass rants, Analog Tape art and a Radiophonic -
Let There Be Geo at Columbia College A and D Gallery
In the beginning of the end was the Word, i.e., Conceptual Art. And people kept -
Production Site: The Artist’s Studio Inside-Out
Production Site reexamines the artist's studio as subject, presenting work that documents, depicts, reconstructs, or -
Marino Marini at the Italian Cultural Institute
Beginning in March, the ICI will be celebrating the work of Marino Marini (1901-1980), one
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Moholy-Nagy: A Modernist Polymath
During the first half of the Twentieth century, László Moholy-Nagy (1895-1946) made important contributions to -
Street Art
This article is based on the extremly robust Flikr Chicago Street Art Photography community, which -
Sculptural Objects
“High fashion”, or, in fancier terms, “Haute Couture” is most commonly associated by the likes -
Swept Away: Musings on Wicker’s Fallen Statue
Wicker (the statue) was found knocked off his base and lying on the grass. Park
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Introducing New Site for Art Criticism
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CAC and Micro Grants
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Lane Relyea on Distribution Systems
The art world no longer resembles a pyramid with one city at its apex. It -
The Rebel Sell: Why the Culture Can’t be Jammed
Rebel Sell embodies some of my core personal philosophy. I've worked with the ideas so
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Third Coast Filmless Festival at the Museum of Contemporary Art
2010 Third Coast Filmless Festival featuring Ira Glass rants, Analog Tape art and a Radiophonic -
David Klamen at Richard Gray Gallery
David Klamen’s Painting Paintings make an interesting observation about the art of display. His execution -
After Before at Swimming Pool
"The exhibition subtly bends the space time continuum by making the future seem like the -
Pamela Fraser at Golden
Fraser’s eight-painting collection on polypropylene explores the world of color-relations and explorations...
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Two Views on Tumult at Peter Miller Gallery
Recreating the image of “humanity existing after some unspecified cataclysm”, the post-apocalyptic landscapes of Steven Hudson’s Tumult meld the earth and flesh tones of landscape and body, while the vibrant primaries of surviving synthetic polymers compete for importance within the frame of images.
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Art & Language at Rhona Hoffman
The highly anticipated Art & Language exhibition opened at Rhona Hoffman Gallery Friday, February 19, 2010. This heavily theoretical movement has a fluid cast of collaborators including Ian Burn, Joseph Kosuth and Mel Ramsen, and the founding Britain-based members, Terry Atkinson and Michael Baldwin.
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CAM Weekend Listings
For this weekend, we’ll be looking at which neighborhoods are the busiest. This week it happens to be (no surprise) West Loop and River North.
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Video Tutorial: How to Use the Chicago Art Map (ChicagoArtMap.com)
Video tutorial on how to use the Art Map and Calendar Tool
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Diem Chau, Donald Cameron and Stephen Warde Anderson at Packer Schopf
Three artists celebrated their openings Friday, February 19, 2010 at the expansive West Loop gallery, Packer Schopf. Donald Cameron’s Aesthetics and Content and Diem Chau’s Sojourn shared the main space, while Stephen Warde Anderson’s Mystical Worlds occupied one of the basement galleries. Though the artists vary widely in style, context and content, a common thread of material novelty connects the three exhibitions and illustrates Packer Schopf’s general aesthetic.
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Room-A-Loom at Swimming Pool Project Space
The Swimming Pool Project Space in Albany Park doesn’t have much of a shallow end. It’s definitely the kind of place where you dive right in…
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Ken Fandell at Donald Young Gallery
A seizure warning is posted on the door to multidisciplinary artist, Ken Fandell’s new exhibition of video and sound work at the Michigan Avenue, Donald Young Gallery. The tiny spaced housed the artist and visitors during opening reception of “SQUARES AND CIRCLES AND SEX AND STARDUST,” Friday, February 26, 2010.
