Friday, March 22, 2013
6:00pm to 10:00pm
The Cornelia Arts Building kicks off the 2013 spring art season with
Friday Night Open Studios on March 22, 6-10pm. The Cornelia Arts
Building is one of the few all-artist-studio buildings on Chicago's
Northside and is a hub of creative practices. Over 40 local artists and
artisans work in this former ice-house, including sculptors, painters,
photographers, ceramic artists, print-makers, jewelry designers, textile
artisans, and more!
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Kass Copeland - First Generation |
Come see what the building residents have been creating on two full
floors of working artist studios. Enjoy our new interior building
improvements and special premiere-hallway guest artist exhibitions by Kass Copeland and Hyeonkyeong Yeo.
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Hyeonkyeong Yeo - A Peking Duck
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Live Music - Featuring Mr. Mayor and the Highballers
Gourmet Food Trucks including TheTamaleSpaceship
Free and open to the general public
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Philip Hartigan - Hencho En Cuba |
Exhibiting artists include: Doug Birkenheuer,
James Parenti, Jeff Bryner, Alyson Poston, Jonathan Cernak, Darrell
Roberts, Nancy Charak, Randi Russo, Rebecca Chmielewski, Judy
Schumacher, John Colucci, Susanne Siegel, Scott Simons, Tor Dettwiler,
Keith Sklar, Doug Frohman, Sandy Stranz, Lauren Harlowe, Tiffany
Stronsky, Philip Hartigan, Kevin Swallow, Beth Kamhi, Eric Weinstein,
Jeremiah Ketner, Reed Kirst, Joey Wozniak, Jason Messinger, Greg Milne, Kass
Copeland, Hyeonkyeong Yeo, and more!
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Doug Birkenheuer - On Tub |
Cornelia Arts Building
Where Art Works
1800 West Cornelia, Chicago, IL
Entrance on Ravenswood
Located two blocks south of Addison Brown Line stop,
one block west of Lincoln Avenue.
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Rebecca Chmielewski - Drawing #29 |
CorneliaArtsBuilding.com
ArtSlant Slideshow Listing
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Jason Messinger - Near and Far |