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Of Us at Mess Hall
Mess Hall storefront view, 2011. (Image Credit: Tempestt Hazel.)
When attending shows it is common to walk away with little more than a piece of ephemera and a new art experience. Instead of offering the usual experience, the 13 artists in Of Us at Mess Hall each crafted different forms of exchange, inviting everyone there to walk away with hand-made or artist-harvested tokens. I left with a fast-food...
Week Ends, Art Begins || July 22nd – 28th
Get out a pen and paper–you’ll want to write down and remember where you’re going this weekend.
FRIDAY || July 22, 2011
PechaKucha Presentations: Memorials That Do Political Work
Ten speakers will present short presentations exploring the memorial form and some of its most interesting and relevant examples. Pecha Kucha is a public lecture format invented in Japan by Klein...
Tags: atomic sketch, Autotellic Gallery, Bad At Sports, Black People Against Police Torture, Casey Smallwood, Chicago, Chicago Artists Resource, Chicago Torture Memorials, Chute Middle School, Composite in 3D, Danielle Paz, EJ Hill, Fotoflow, G.R. N'namdi Gallery, Gallery Grawl and So Much More, Gapers Block, Green Eye Lounge, High Concept Laboratories, In The Light, In These Times, J. Thomas Pallas, Kandis Williams, Katy Albert, Kristina Colon, Maria Jonsson, Mario Vanegas, Marjorie Kovler Center for the Treatment of Survivors of Torture, Mess Hall, Mothergirl, New Capital, New Catalogue, On the make, One Night Only, Pecha Kucha, Roxaboxen Exhibitions, Sali Vickie Casanova, Saturday Stroll, Sixty Inches From Center, Sophia Hamilton, Titus O'Brien, Trunk Show Open Air Market, We Rise Up, Well Done Well, You Should Come
Week Ends, Art Begins || June 17th – June 19th
The sun is shining, the weather is sweet. This weekend is Father’s Day and here are some of the hand-picked events that we at Sixty Inches From Center suggest you check out, with your pops, with friends or otherwise.
FRIDAY || June 17, 2011
2nd Annual Sweet Tooth: Charity Bake Sale Carnival
To celebrate their first year, The Chicago Urban Art Society will bring you the goods–art,...
Tags: ACRE Exhibitions, ACRE Projects, Almost Absolutely, Annual Sweet Tooth, Audible Gallery, Bad At Sports, Bake Sale, Barrio Bonito, Blips and Hiccups, Caitlin Arnold, Carnival, chicago artist coalition, Chicago Artists Resource, Chicago Bread, Chicago Cubs, Chicago Urban Art Society, Death In Hell Hole, Dee Alexander, Elastic Arts Foundation, Emily vs. The Chicago Triathlon, Ernie Adams, Ex Wives Sex Lives, Experimental sound Studio, Film Series, Fotoflow, Fundraiser, Gallery Crawl and so Much More, graffiti, Grassroots California, HighSight, Hornswaggler Arts, Independent Lens, Indigo Wine Group, Inner City Muslim Action Network, James Sanders, Joseph Kramer, Junius Paul, Kate Levant, Lagunitas IPA Beer, Megan E. C. Klawitter, Mess Hall, On the make, PBS, Preyas Roy, Quennect 4, Studio 24, The Firehouse Community Art Center, The Goodlife, Tomeka Reid, Two Spirits, Uncle T, Urban Gateways, Val Magarian, Victor Yañez-Lazcano
Behind the Salons: An Interview with Ania Szremski and Rebecca Hernandez
I recently met up with the two women behind threewalls’ current threewallsSALON series, Ania Szremski and Rebecca Hernandez. Both are currently studying for their MA at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and have a breadth of knowledge about, well, the idea of knowledge itself. We covered a range of topics, from our realization that we each have an apparent “imposter complex” to professionalization...
Tags: AAAAARG.ORG, Ania Szremski, Art, art and science, art criticism, arts education, Brandon Alvendia, Bruce High Quality Foundation, Chicago, Chicago Art, co-prosperity sphere, cool cities, DIY science, free schools, jennifer nalbantyan, Mel Chin, Mess Hall, Rebecca Hernandez, rhoda rosen, richard florida, SAIC, Salon, school of the art institute of chicago, SIFC, Sixty Inches From Center, Threewalls
Year One: An Interview with ACRE Co-Founder Emily Green, Pt. 2
In case you haven’t heard, ACRE (Artists’ Cooperative Residency and Exhibitions) has been lighting a fire in Chicago with their weekly exhibitions of resident artists in various spaces around the city. As a kick off to a series of interviews that Sixty Inches From Center is doing with resident artists, I had a conversation with Co-Founder Emily Green. In part one of our conversation,...
Tags: ACRE, ACRE Exhibitions, ACRE Projects, Anthony Elms, Bill Friedman, Chicago, Doug Ischar, Elisa Harkins & Thorne Brandt, Emily Green, Happy Collaborationists, Industry of the Ordinary, Jennifer Montgomery, Johalla Projects, Kelly Kaczynski, Mess Hall, Nicolas Lampert from Just Seeds who is based in Milwaukee. Irena Knezevic, Noelle Mason, Riley Henderson, Roxaboxen, Salem [Collo-Julin] from Temporary Services...Daniel Sauter, School of the Art Institute, Terry Evans, The Hills, Unnamed Future Space, Wisconsin
Not So Bad at Sports: {SWWMYOSBL} Hall of Fame by Erik L. Peterson
Erik L. Peterson and Meredith Weber during installation of {SWWMYOSBL} Hall of Fame. January 28, 2011. (Photo Credit: Tempestt Hazel)
When Meredith Weber, Chicago artist and one-third of Happy Collaborationists (Happy C), invited us over to check out the installation of their latest exhibition, {SWWMYOSBL} Hall of Fame, a solo project by Erik L. Peterson, we jumped on the chance. In 2010 Happy C had...
Tags: ACRE Projects, ACRE Residency, Alexander Stewart, Anna Trier, Chicago, EJ Hill, Elspeth Vance, Erik L. Peterson, Hadley Vogel, Hall of Fame, Happy Collaborationists, Isobel Shirley, Johalla Projects, Live Blude Girls, Mara Baker, Meredith Weber, Mess Hall, Myranda Gillies, Nina Mayer, Noble Square, residency, Rykeyn Bailey, softball, SWWMYOSBL, The Hills Esthetic Center, Wisconsin


