Beyond the Coyote is a three-day show and sale that will feature the art of over one hundred and fifty painters, sculptors, photographers, performers, poets and musicians. Highlights of this event also include performances, a silent auction and refreshments in a fun and magical atmosphere buzzing with art enthusiasts and newcomers enjoying the festivities, There will also be seven LIVE music venues.
Gallery KH is pleased to present Floribunda a new collection of mixed media abstract paintings by artist Leslie Tejada.
Whether you like it or not, the Chicago figurative tradition is a context through which the art produced in our city is often viewed.
Linda Warren Gallery – exhibition opening and reception on September 10.
The acclaimed five-part CREMASTER CYCLE is an evocation of the creative process.
Usually we wouldn’t put this in a post, but since it’s August, and we go live with new content in two days, I thought I’d make a post about this particular call. In the future, look in the nav bar for “Wanted” and it will be quirky lists for recommendations for artist roundups. Call for [...]
Vinga Obrim’s work features fabric sculptures that appear almost identical to Tickle-Me Elmo dolls. However, they are actually created from the clothes taken from victim’s of the recent and deadly Averset City conflict, donated from the city’s morgue.
In February of last year, a new street artist began assailing Chicago’s public space with his scrawl. Snacki has now been painting on Chicago’s streets for over a year, but he is not above doing a sticker or two. Now that the weather has warmed, be on the lookout for new snackis.
Kathryn Little low on uploading power today, so I’m punting. But I’ve realized that a lot of people don’t know about the transparency pages (see Transparency in the Nav bar). So here’s today’s update: http://chicagoartmap.com/transparency/?p=120 Off we go!!
The latest work of renowned artist Otis Hegaln of Iysthulgistan opens today at New York’s MoCoCo Gallery in Sohoho.
The CTDB is a community-generated and community-supported project very similar to Chicago Art Magazine in its mission to be a comprehensive resource for information about Chicago’s arts—in the case of CTDB, theater.
Video tutorial on how to use the Art Map and Calendar Tool
A night of art, culture, and philanthropy.
This is shaping up to be one of the most lovely, home grown art fairs of the season.
Zingrecs Magazine is one of those things I just don’t understand.
Guest contributor Regena Vanostberg discusses the most recent manifestation of artist run space: the car gallery.
Supplement to the Red Eye Feature. And 23 Chicago Apartment Galleries are on our map.
