Author: BJ Allen
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Graduate Student Critique Day: Monday 10/5, 3:30pm – 8pm
The Art & Art History department welcomes students, faculty, staff, friends, family, and all those interested in the sure-to-amaze critique presentations of our MFA candidates.
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“Prairie Views” Nina Weiss Solo Show
Nina was honored to mount a solo show “Prairie Views” at the Union League Club of Chicago this August. Opening and Artist talk took place August 6th.
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“Worn Articles: Heard, Read, Remembered” to Open October 03
This site-specific exhibition, in an unused, elegantly decayed balcony, features 14 local artists’ responses to the essence of this historic architectural space dating back to1925.
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Nina Weiss-Kane Creates Painting Video Class for On-Line Educational Website
Nina was invited to develop and shoot an 8-lesson video for the on-line educational website Craftsy. The three day shoot at the Craftsy studios in Denver; CO includes lessons about method and material of water-based media including gouache; acrylic; watercolor; and watercolor colored pencils. The video is available on-line and will include assignments and teacher/student…
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A+AH Faculty in HydePark Art Center Exhibition
A+AH Faculty member Fo Wilson included in Warm Kitty, Soft Kitty exhibition running from Sept 6 – Dec 13 at the Hyde Park Art Center. More Info: http://www.hydeparkart.org/exhibitions/warm-kitty-soft-kitty
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La Muerte Niña Participating Artist: Jose Andreu
The exhibition will open to the public on Friday, September 18 at 6:00 p.m., and will continue through December 13, 2015. Curated by Dolores Mercado.
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Bryan Saner Performing with Erica Mott Productions at Steelworkers Park
This is part three of the Cowboys and Vikings Across Chicago series.
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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS/PROPOSALS: ISEA2016 Hong Kong
The call for participation is open and includes invitations for full and short papers, panel and roundtable discussions, posters, artist talks / work-in-progress presentations, proposals for artworks (including concerts and performances) and events in public space responding to the theme of Cultural R>evolution.
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Chicago’s Visual Arts Vangaurd Includes CCC Faculty Duncan Mackenzie & Jefferson Godard
Check out who Chicago’s Visual Vangaurd is – they just might be sitting next to you.
