by Dana Bassett | Aug 11, 2014 | Blog
Performance Art Craze Grips Rural Wisconsin Temporary Driftless Residents Show Performative Streak Move over cheese, there’s a new sheriff in town. Lately the Driftless region of southwest Wisconsin has been teeming with performance art. This development is due in...
by Erin Leland | Aug 8, 2014 | Blog
The Garry Winogrand retrospective had been full of images chosen and printed in Winogrand’s lifetime, as well as chosen and printed posthumously without Winogrand’s permission; he, who can only be assumed to have been a city person, had the reputation of...
by Kevin Blake | Aug 6, 2014 | Blog
By Kevin Blake It doesn’t feel right to report on this exhibition in a digital format–a piece of writing that will likely never be tangible evidence of its existence. The only proper way to engage with this work seems to be on a typewriter, with words scratched out...
by Duncan | Aug 5, 2014 | Blog
Fans of culture and brats, this THURSDAY (5-8pm) we come into our own, and we tailgate in appreciation of art. Bring your foam fingers, tailgating supplies, beverages and a radio. We will be micro broadcasting with David Rathman, Brian Frink, and Amy Toscani....
by Jeriah | Aug 5, 2014 | Blog
It has been one year since I left Chicago for Flagstaff, Arizona, after accepting a position as a full-time lecturer of foundations at Northern Arizona University. Many other Chicago-based artists and educators, some with roots and connections to Chicago’s art...
by Mark Sheerin | Aug 1, 2014 | Blog
On their entrance exam, would-be students to Eton College are presented with a fictional scenario and asked, in the face of civil unrest, what they would do, as UK Prime Minister. Under normal circumstances you might dismiss this as a bit of pedagogical fun. But facts...
