- Sponsored Post – NEXT: April 30 – May 3, 2010 NEXT: The Invitational Exhibition of Emerging Art is a showcase of global, emerging talent, which includes works from both commercial and non‐commercial galleries, project spaces, and art publications. Located at The Merchandise Mart alongside Art Chicago, NEXT provides collectors and art enthusiasts the opportunity [...]
by Mali Anderson Night Play, Billy Wu Knowing that showing work is essential for artists, youth art exhibitions should be encouraged at every age. University students hang artwork in union galleries. Children tape drawings and paintings to family refrigerators. But what happens in between? What about art made by teens? Benjamin Jaffe, Art Instructor at [...]
by Allison Putnam Untitled, Meghan Kerr Movement, adjustment, evaluation, modification. The contemporary experience is shaped by a constant tension between our natural and constructed systems of life. This opposition demands flexibility of both systems and change is inevitable, if not fundamental. Drift is an exhibit of Meghan Kerr and Gregory Davis’ work at Fill [...]
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Sebastiao Salgado – Alaska Sebastião Salgado - Genesis at Peter Fetterman Gallery Sebastião Salgado’s last epic photographic project is in its last two years from being complete. For six years he has traveled worldwide from Alaska to the tundra of Siberia, to the Southern Sudan to capture the “untouched” environments of our planet. His goal is [...]
by Carrie McGath Lover Man, Ben Chang When Antena Galley owner, Miguel Cortez, told me about a Second Life virtual art show that would open on April 2, 2010, I knew I had to be at the opening to see how something this complex and radical would come into fruition. “Liminality”, curated by Patrick Lichty, [...]
- Sponsored Post – A Convergence of NINE Chicago Galleries Lands in Hotel’s Art Museo! Intended to inspire guests who have traveled from far and near, the concept for the new Crossroads exhibition at the InterContinental Chicago O’Hare grew directly from Chicagoland’s history – the area first developed as a trade route, business and industrial [...]
by Heather Liberman Akram Kahn: Bahok Bahok, Akram Kahn Due to the desire to maintain connectivity at all times, people are often glued to their mobile devices. Although this aspect of technological advancement has provided greater access to information and resources, it may also be diminishing in-person communication. While people evolve with or because of [...]
by Cara Dehnert Huffman, JD Copyright law can be confusing, especially with the abundance of misinformation circulated. In a perfect world, artists, art dealers, art lovers, and everyone else in the art community would live in harmony and there would never be any conflicts. Unfortunately disagreements do arise. Therefore, in the event of a copyright [...]
by Robin Dluzen Oaxaca Now at Marwen Marwen’s second floor Untitled gallery is hosting the traveling exhibition, “Oaxaca Now: Young Radical Printmakers,” which showcases the print works of the Asamblea de Artistas Revolucionarios de Oaxaca, or the ASARO, accompanied by photos by traveling artist, Hank Tusinski. ASARO originated in 2006, in the southern Mexico state [...]
