On August 6, 2010 Art On Track had a kick off event at the Flat Iron Arts Building. Many of the artists that would be installing work the next morning…
On August 6, 2010 Art On Track had a kick off event at the Flat Iron Arts Building. Many of the artists that would be installing work the next morning were there to meet and mingle with fellow artists, art enthusiasts, press and the art in the open studios of the Flat Iron Building. The following are images from that event.
Art On Track Kick Off from Tempestt Hazel on Vimeo.
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A conversation on collective family memory-making, returning home, and maintaining an ethical reverence for archival materials.
Shir Ende and Max Guy on how they make art, love, and partnership work.
Francine Almeda and Antonio Robles Levine (a.k.a. Blesstonio) on how they make art, love, and partnership work.
Mary Lawson interviews Akito Tsuda about his Pilsen Days exhibition and his growth as a photographer.
Samuel Schwindt finds queer cross city connections in their review of Just Below the Surface at the Chicago Art Department.
Multi-media artist, art curator, and critic Gordon Fung, explores the meaning behind the symbols in Al-Atlal (The Ruins) at Sayeda Misa Sourour’s recent exhibition at Comfort Station.
