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High Brow, Low Brow, Here Brow, No Brow: A Studio Visit with Paul Perkins
This article was originally posted at Gapers Block on January 9, 2013 by Kelly Reaves. This article is part of a series of article exchange partnerships between Sixty Inches From Center and other online blogs and journals that have missions similar to ours–to document and support the visual arts happening in Chicago. The goal of these partnerships is to build bridges within our writing community,...
The Questionable Aspects of the Chicago Cultural Plan Draft
This article was originally posted at Gapers Block on July 20, 2012 by Jason Prechtel. In line with our past coverage of the Chicago Cultural Plan, this article is a response to the recent release of the first draft of the plan. This article is also part of a series of article exchange partnerships between Sixty Inches From Center and other online blogs and journals that have missions similar...
These (Art) Moments: Matthew Hoffman & Andrea Jablonski at Pitchfork
Matthew Hoffman's installation in collaboration with Johalla Projects at Pitchfork Music Festival, 2012. (Image Credit: Zachary Johnston)
Matthew working on the stands for the letters in his studio. (Image Credit: Zachary James Johnston)
When we talk about the Pitchfork Music Festival, we usually talk about the abundance of performers from across the country and globe. Perhaps we mention the heat...
Subterranean Experiments
Laura Miller, Sentient City, 2012. (Image courtesy of Gapers Block.)
This article was originally posted at Gapers Block on April 30, 2012 by Britt Julious. This article is part of a series of article exchange partnerships between Sixty Inches From Center and other online blogs and journals that have missions similar to ours–to document and support the visual arts happening in Chicago. The goal...
Final Fight Family: A Well-Oiled Creative Machine
The Final Fight Family, 2012. (Image courtesy of Jarvis Smith.)
This article was originally posted at Gapers Block on March 5th, 2012 by Kelly Reaves.
My favorite thing about Chicago is the way that we take things into our own hands. When we see a gap, instead of waiting for it to be filled — instead of writing letters or signing petitions — we just fill it ourselves. Chicago is full...
PEANUT GALLERY – New Place, New Space
'Art Night' at Peanut Gallery (courtesy of the gallery)
If you have ventured down to the California Clipper lately, you may have noticed a new white-spaced, brightly lit Humboldt Park neighbor. On the corner of California and Augusta is the Peanut Gallery, “a space for creative collaboration, experimentation, exhibition and good, old-fashioned mingling”. Having moved to this storefront...
Weekly Guide to Art in Chicago // February 6th – 12th, 2012
Our weekly calendar is a list of visual art related events happening in Chicago. The events that we choose are loosely curated based on the information that is put in front of us. If you would like to take advantage of having your event listed on our website please send a press release to nicolettecaldwell(at)sixtyinchesfromcenter.org.
TUESDAY || February 7th, 2012
The Big Big City: Chicago, A Pop...
Tags: "Isaz: Ice is bark of rivers" Aron Gent, 1 Year Anniversary of Escapism!!!!, 5x7, AA Bronson artist talk, Aaliyah, Adam Grossi, AHC, Alberto Aguilar, AlexBradley Cohen, Alice Kain, Allstate, Angeline Evans, ANTENA GALLERY, Anthony Marcos Rea, Anthony Marcos Rea: The Ones I Remember, Archeworks Lecture Series: Emmanuel Pratt, Aron Gent, Art Forum, Art in the Earth: A Field Guide from the Soil to the Studio, Art Metropole in Toronto, Art Talk Chicago, Bad At Sports, Baltazar Castillo, BBDO, Benefit Concert at SHOP Featuring: Zamin, BIG BIG CITY STORE, BIG THINGS, Blake Russell, Book Club Organized by Kimberly Kim, Boyfren Girlfren, Brian Wadford, Caroline Carlsmith, Cassidy Theater, Charlotte Malin, Chicago Artists Resource, Chicago Cultural Center, chicago loop alliance, Chicago Printmakers Collaborative, Chicago Reader, Chicago Tribune, Church xoxo, Chuyuwear, Cloud Gate in Chicago, Cobalt Studio, CoryGlick, dam Farcus, Dante Carlos, Dave Eisenreich, Debbie Carlos, Debibrillator, DJ Anthony Romero, EC Brown, edra soto, Emily Green, Emily McVarish, Emmanuel Pratt, Eric Seligman, Evanston Art Center, Fearghus O Conchuir, Felix Partz, Fotoflow, GALA GALLERY // TRUE LOVE - TYRUE "SLANG" JONES, Galla Gallery, Gapers Block, Genevieve Guimond, George Schneeman, Gesamtkunstwerk, Giftshop Project Space, Happy Collaborationists Exhibition Space, Hawkeye Vintage, Heidi Norton, HEIDI NORTON'S "REASONS TO CUT INTO THE EARTH", High Concept Laboratories, I'm Smitten, In Opposition at Block 37, Invocation of the Queer Spirits, Irene Perez, Jeremy Edwards, Jeremy Tinder, Jeriah Hildwine, Jim Dine, JimPapadopoulos, Joanne Kyger, Joe Brainard, Johalla Projects, Johanna Drucker, Jonathan Sommer, Jorge Zontal, Josh Fink, Karen Randall, Kevin Jennings, Kimberly Kim, kokorokoko, Kyle Schlesinger, La Chanteuse Vintage, Larry Rivers, Laura Mackin, Left Eye, Leo Burnett, Liz Miller, Luftwerk, Marwen Foundation, Matthew Hollis, Maya Essence in Chicago, MCA Chicago, Millenium Park Chicago, Min Song, Moneyworth Art Opening and Trunk Show, Monica Westin, Mr. Nudd at the MCA, MTV, Museum of Contemporary Art, Mycelia Project, NACO & ROHO, new city, Nick Ostoff, Nickelodeon, Nicole Northway, Nourishing Notes, NY Art Book Fair, ODLCO, OFFICE/SPACE by Matt Hollis and ART@WAR, Owen Clayton Condon, Pamela Fraser, Paul Hertz, Philip Guston, Philipvon Zweck, Poems and Pictures: A Renaissance in the Art of the Book (1946-1981), Pop Up Loop Art Program, Pop-Up Art Loop February Gallery Walk, Printer Matter, Public Works Gallery, Quad Core, Quantum Mechanics, R. Kelly, ReBirth @ Defibrillator, Redmoon Theatre, Revolution Brewing Company, Rick Ross, Robert Creeley, Roberta Lima, Rotofugi, Rotofugi Designer Toy Store & Gallery, Roxaboxen Exhibition Space, S&S Project gallery space, Sabina Ott, Sarah Church, Scented Illusions: Avon and Art, Selena Jones, SHoP, Short Court: Tropical Aesthletics, SICH MANG, Small-Scale Lifestyles 2: New Work by Min Song, So How Long Did it Take You To Cut That?, Sophia Rauch, Squibbles Ink, Stichy! at Roxaboxen Exhibitions, Striding Lion, Sweet Water Project, Tara Hill, Thad Kellstadt, The Bean in Chicago, The Big Big City A Chicago Pop Up Art Market, The Center for Books Arts, The Hills Esthetic Center, The Hypocrites, The Inconvenience, The Leopold Group, the post family, The Visualist, The Yellow Bookstore, Theodore Darst, Third Coast Percussion, Threewalls, Time Out Chicago, tyrue slang jones, Universal Music Group, University of Chicago, Up in the Air Somewhere, URBAN POP: Art Inspired by the Streets, Veronica Bruce, Viacom’ VH1, Vincent Dermody, Wallace Berman, We Stand Sideways, What It Is, Winifred Haun & Dancers, wurkstep pioneers SICH MANG, Yollocalli Gallery, Zamin, Zeshan Bagewad
Rainbows, Yarn and Other Scary Things: A Studio Visit with David Sprecher
This article was originally posted at Gapers Block on December 5th, 2011 by Kelly Reaves.
Sprecher in his studio, 2011. (Image courtesy of Kelly Reaves.)
I became aware of David Sprecher and his violently playful work during last fall’s East Garfield open studios/art walk event. His studio is on the second floor in the Albany Carroll Arts Building, which also features a majestic garden,...
Artman/Businessman: An Interview with David Leonardis
This article is part of a series of article exchange partnerships between Sixty Inches From Center and other online blogs and journals that have missions similar to ours–to document and support the visual arts happening in Chicago. The goal of these partnerships is to build bridges within our writing community, help promote one another to new audiences and give more exposure to the art that keeps...
Ryan Shultz: People Person (and a Hell of a Painter)
October continues a series of article exchange partnerships between Sixty Inches From Center and other online blogs and journals that have missions similar to ours–to document and support the visual arts happening in Chicago. The goal of these partnerships is to build bridges within our writing community, help promote one another to new audiences and give more exposure to the art that keeps our Chicago...


