Download the printable, beautiful .pdf file here. Or view geographically or by by venue type, at ChicagoArtMap.com Also more pictures of openings tonight on ArtLetter. Visit ChicagoArtMap.com to use the calendar and map tool Cocktails and Clay Hyde Park Art Center 5020 S. Cornell Ave. Kenwood Opening reception January 8th, 8PM – 12AM Think night on the town [...]
Interview with Cesáreo Moreno – Visual Arts Director and Curator for the National Museum of Mexican Art Interview and transcription by Rachel Clarke, edited for print by Hillary Marzec. Juan Angel Chavez "Jonesville Cherry" (2007) RC: How do you find your artists? What is your mode of location and/or instruction? CM: It’s always a two-way [...]
Chicago Winter Gallery Season Openings Thank God a picture is worth a thousand words, because I have time to go to galleries and snap pictures, but when I try to write reviews, it never gets done. So here’s a few, but the lion’s share are on the NEW PHOTO FORUMS (39 pictures from the West [...]
image pulled from Google Images Editors Note: Based on an audio interview of Julie Rodriquez Widholm, conducted by Kathryn Born and adapted and transcribed for the written form by Alyssa Martinez. Artists are allowed to control the conditions under which their work is purchased. The MCA recently purchased Kiss by Tino [...]
Editors Note: Originally published in Response: Art and the Art of Criticism exhibition catalog, I-Space Gallery (2009). by Lane Relyea Like other major business sectors undergoing globalization, the art world over the last 20 years has grown increasingly dispersed and decentered while at the same time achieving ever greater organizational and professional coherence. Since the [...]
All these images (which get super huge when you click on them) are courtesy of Catherine Edelman Gallery, Chicago. I can’t photograph images behind glass frames, so the staff was gracious enough to send over a few of my favorites. Gregory Scott, Color Grid 2009, 45½ x 46½ archival digital print, oil on panel, and [...]
by Sara Burrows Shocking, simply shocking… They most certainly were. And they loved every minute of it. “A Room of Their Own: The Bloomsbury Artists in American Collections,” celebrates an eccentric, intellectually intriguing group of artists who made it their mission to inject a 20th century aesthetic into the dark clutter of Victorian chic. They [...]
– SPONSORED POST – A large group of painters (MFA candidates and recent MFA recipients) will be exhibiting their artwork in the National Wet Paint Exhibition throughout January and February at the Zhou B Art Center in Chicago. This upcoming exhibit is a fascinating combination of incorporating the traditional medium of painting, with a high-tech [...]
