Posts Tagged ‘art chicago’
Monday, March 21st, 2011
Candace Jordan does a nice write up in Candid Candace of her webisode on FearNoARTChicago.com and episode 3 of Fear No ART Chicago on WTTW airing March 31 @ 10 PM. It also airs on WTTW on April 3 @ Noon, April 6 @ 10:30 PM and April 23 @ 11:30 PM, and on WTTWPrime Read more…
Tags: art chicago, blair thomas, Candace Collins Jordan, candace jordan, candid candace, candidcandace.com, elysabeth alfano, fear no art chicago, joan cusack, joyce piven, Tony Fitzpatrick, wttw
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Sunday, March 20th, 2011
http://www.chicagonow.com/blogs/candid-candace/2011/03/my-interview-on-fear-no-art-chicago-behind-the-scenes-with-art-collectorblogger-candace-jordan.html Check out the great write up by Candace Jordan in her ChicagoNow blog. Share This!
Tags: art chicago, art collecting, art collector, book collecting, candace collin, candace jordan, candidcandance.com, Chicagonow, elysabeth alfano, fear no art chicago, paperweight, paperweight collecting, paperweights, rare books, wttw
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Sunday, March 13th, 2011
Candace Jordan is on the May 6th Dinner Party! A completely new and different kind of show, host Elysabeth Alfano invites three Chicago and/or national Celebs and a known chef to a dinner party. Over food, wine, chocolate, Twitter and a few impromptu performances, the conversations flow! Filmed live and streaming live on-line, buy your Read more…
Tags: 76 Chicago Playboy Bunny of the Year, Actress, art chicago, art collecting, art collector, Candace Collins Jordan, candace jordan, candidcandace.com, elysabeth alfano, Famous-Barr, fear no art chicago, philanthropist, Playboy club, Risky Business, stylist and fashion editor, youngest fashion coordinator
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Friday, February 18th, 2011
40 Over 40: Artist-Run Spaces By Chicago Art Magazine on Feb 11, 2011 in Featured Chicago has been host to an amazing array of artist-run spaces since at least the 1970’s. Many of these spaces originally emerged as venues working counter to the predominately commercial (and early on, predominantly male) gallery culture in Chicago. Starting Read more…
Tags: 40 Artists Over 40, art chicago, chicago art magazine, Dan Devening, Devening Projects + Editions, elysabeth alfano, fear no art chicago, MFA, Painting and Drawing, University of Chicago, University of Nebraska
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Monday, January 24th, 2011
Libby McClintick As the year comes to an end, the photographers at DwJohnson Photography are preparing for their 5th annual exhibition event. In the past, the gallery holiday party has been at a local venue in Naperville, IL, but this year the team has decided to step out and make it a citywide event in Read more…
Tags: art chicago, Brandon Ritter, chicago art magazine, David Johnson, DwJohnson Photography, Lauren Vitiello, photography
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Monday, December 20th, 2010
Redmoon was founded in 1990 to promote a unique brand of performance committed to the highest quality artistic product and to civic well-being. Pulling with conviction from contemporary art forms and ancient theatrical forms, Redmoon has created a performance style that is equal parts pageantry, gadgetry, acrobatics, and ephemera. Over the past decade Redmoon has Read more…
Tags: alex knapp, art chicago, elysabeth alfano, fear no art chicago, matt rudy, redmoon central, redmoon theatre, seth bockley, winter pageant 2010, wttw
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Tuesday, November 30th, 2010
October was just as fruitful for street art as was September. Street artists are not immune to the cold weather, and the escalating scramble leaves me eager to see November’s work. October saw more political work by street artists than I can recall, most likely due to their arch-nemesis announcing his retirement. Some artists went with Read more…
Tags: Anonymous Epidemic, art chicago, Bansky, Brooks Golden, chicago art magazine, CLS, confirm, CRO, cyro, don't fret, Fruzsina Eordogh, Hebru Brantley, klepto, love flows both ways, nautilus, october, party patrol, Snacki, street art, swiv, the grocer
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Saturday, November 20th, 2010
Sharon Gilbert opened TALISMAN GLASS, Chicago’s premiere private glass studio almost 20 years ago. Her modern style is recognizable anywhere, despite each project being completely unique, and she is well known for her exceptional designs in restaurant lighting. The architectural glasswork she specializes in combines all the hot and warm glass techniques, focusing on achieving Read more…
Tags: art chicago, elysabeth alfano, fear no art chicago, glass artist, lighting designer, melissa ayotte, paperweight artist, sharon gilbert, talisman glass
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Wednesday, November 17th, 2010
Check out Be The Goove performing on The Dinner Party. The highlights are also below. If you want to see the full June 25 Dinner Party, click here. Be the Groove is a rhythmic performance ensemble that believes rhythm is not just a beat—rhythm is a mode of expression. This Chicago based group fuses a Read more…
Tags: art chicago, be the groove, elysabeth alfano, fear no art chicago, rhythmic performance ensemble, stephanie paul
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Thursday, November 4th, 2010
Melissa Ayotte may have been born among glass rods and the roar of the torch, but she is no mere apprentice to her father. In fact, the same curiosities that drew her father to the art pulled her in other directions. Her interest for many years has been in psychology, understanding human motivation and behavior. Read more…
Tags: art chicago, chicago, elysabeth alfano, fear no art chicago, glass art, glass artist, melissa ayotte, paperweight artist, rick ayotte
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