Apr 27, 2014

May 16th - Cornelia Arts Building Open Studios

The Cornelia Arts Building 
Where Art Works
Spring Open Studios
Friday May 16th, 
6 - 10 pm
Their last open house until the fall !

Over 45 local artists and artisans work in this former ice-house, including sculptors, painters, photographers, ceramic artists, print-makers, jewelry designers, textile artisans, and much more. See what they have been creating on two full floors of working artist studios.

'Mind Vision' Kass Copeland - 21" x 32"
"Grey Tie" Terri Horning 5"x7"

Join over 40 Resident Artists and Artisans, with special hallway guest artists Kass Copeland and Terri Horning,  live music by jazz band "The Minus One Quintet" , and a gourmet food truck, in a friendly atmosphere and single-evening event!

"Elevated Sections" Doug Birkenheuer 14"x14"x2.5"
Untitled, Rebecca Chmielewski, 22"x28"
Established in 1986, the Cornelia Arts Building is one of the largest All-Artist studio buildings on Chicago's Northside. The building rests in the epicenter of three distinct Chicago Neighborhoods; Lakeview, Roscoe Village, and Ravenswood-North Center. 

Joey Wozniak, 11"x14"


"At The Edge" Lisa Larson 9"x12"

Close to public transportation, 
with free street parking available nearby.
FREE and open to the public!

"Twilight Blues" Kevin Swallow, oil on canvas
"Flamenco" Jason Messinger 68" x 80"

Friday May 16th, 6-10pm
Cornelia Arts Building
1800 West Cornelia, Chicago, IL
Located just west of the Metra tracks on Ravenswood, 
two blocks south of Addison and east of Damen.
Addison Brown Line CTA train stop.

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Apr 25, 2014

Art Shows In Chicago - Now through May 10

“The Mississippi Delta Blues Project.”
Opening Friday, May 2, 6:00 – 9:00 PM
August House Studios - 2113 W. Roscoe

The Mississippi Delta Blues Project is a photographic exhibition of the faces, places, talent and tragedy that define a unique American music genre – the blues.
Artist Lou Bopp spent more than three years on the Delta Blues Trail capturing a generation of musicians who played a critical role in the development of the Blues and influenced performers worldwide.
Portraits of musicians, some still performing, in juke joints and neighborhood saloons; the exhibition records the end of an era and pays tribute to the legends, locations and culture of the Mississippi Delta Blues.
“The Mississippi Delta Blues Project.”
Opening Friday, May 2, 6:00 – 9:00 PM 
August House Studios
2113 W. Roscoe, Chicago IL
773-327-5644
 Runs through Saturday, May 24.  


35 Years of Public Art 
Chicago Cultural Center
4th Floor North Gallery and satellite locations on 4th floor
78 e. Washington St.
Chicago, IL   
312-744-3316

CLOSING MAY 4th

 Featuring some of the over 500 art works by over 300 artists in over 140 public spaces and municipal facilities across Chicago. 
Presenting a mix of commissioned proposal along with examples of artwork borrowed from public libraries, police stations, and other facilities around Chicago and rarely seen anywhere else!




The Lost Artists Show

Second Saturday Receptions
 
Next show May 10th

Studio Artists: Walter Fydryck, Adam Helman, Frank Mascenic, 

Kirk Rohrbaugh, and James Vellner
Visiting Artists: Eric Dinse, Brian Garay, Laz, Joe Mazzone, 
Michael Platt, John Tyszko, and Kat Van Horn
With poetry hosted by Vittorio Carli 5-7pm
Live music after 7pm: Gary Badik, Eric Dinse, and SketchiBeats
Free Admission!

Art Colony Studio Building

2630 W. Fletcher St., Chicago
(Fletcher is one block South of Belmont. Building between Rockwell and Washtenaw) 
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