by Duncan | Sep 29, 2014 | Blog
Michael Miller was an incredible educator, a great printmaker, a good friend, and my world feels a little smaller without him. I met Michael in 2000 when I came to tour the School of The Art Institute of Chicago as a prospective graduate student. I went on to assist...
by Steve Ruiz | Sep 26, 2014 | Blog
Is it over already? Between the EXPO Chicago fair at Navy Pier, Gallery Weekend Chicago, and the opening of the fall art season around the world, September saw the art world at work. Over cocktails and high heels, we were able to check out the culmination of a year’s...
by Guest | Sep 26, 2014 | Blog
Guest post by Meg Santisi Marc Fischer and Brett Bloom are not going to be at Expo, Chicago’s huge international art fair on Navy Pier. Instead, they’ll be down the street, operating a small publishing house as part of A Proximity of Consciousness: Art and...
by Jesse Malmed | Sep 25, 2014 | Blog
Using breath from mouth to ear: “I’m going to write something on your back and you have to guess what it is.” Using gesture from finger to back: “I need to know if you feel it too.” They’re two teenage girls and they’re getting ready for the prom and one...
by Guest | Sep 24, 2014 | Blog
Guest post by Sid Branca As a part of EXPO Chicago’s opening night event, Vernissage, Ordinary Projects presented a selection of performative works entitled By the Horns. Ordinary Projects is a new initiative from Industry of the Ordinary [Adam Brooks and Mathew...
by Guest | Sep 23, 2014 | Blog
Lise McKean Some artists are bad at sports, some artists are good sports. Feminists are artists. Some mothers are feminists, some artists are feminists and mothers. As mammals, we’re all born from mothers. Mothers and mothering make the world go round and keep...
