Dock 6 Collective – Design & Art Series #9, 6/11/16

Dock 6 Collective Design & Art Series #9 2100 North Major Avenue Chicago, IL 60639 June 11, 2016, 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. DOCK 6 COLLECTIVE Carson Maddox Studios, -ism Furniture, Lagomorph Design, Navillus Woodworks, SAP Design, and zakrose DOCK 6 FAMILY Dan Baird, Jeff Forsythe, Edra Soto, and Hannah Vaughan GUEST DESIGNERS Active Alloys, Eve Fineman Design, RANGE, ... Read more

Kerry James Marshall: Mastry – A Dialogue in Review

Kerry James Marshall: Mastry April 23, 2016 through September 25, 2016 Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago 220 East Chicago Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60611 Kerry James Marshall has been on my radar since my arrival to Chicago in 1993. He's always loomed large and his current exhibition Kerry James Marshall: Mastry at the MCA echoes ... Read more

Julia Haw – Comfort and Control & Other Paintings

Julia Haw is a lively gregarious spirit that understands the importance of balance within life and her astute layered technical approach in painting. This week The COMP Magazine caught with Haw to discuss her immersion into Chicago's art community, her analytic and technical approach in painting, how life experiences ... Read more

Thomas Frank – Environmental & Urban Ruminations

Thomas Frank is an artist/activist who creates complex multi-layered paintings that combine research regarding the impact of industrialization on our environment with an alluring and astute formal technique. Earlier this month, The COMP Magazine caught up with Frank to discuss his enduring connection with the Chicagoland region, the ... Read more

Jaime Foster – Telluris Corda, Hearts of the Earth

Jaime Foster Telluris Corda, Hearts of the Earth February 1 - February 26, 2016 Public reception: Thursday, February 4, 6:30-9:00pm The University of St. Francis Gallery 25 East Van Buren Joliet, Illinois 60432 Gallery hours: Monday-Thursday, 10am-2pm Telluris Corda, Hearts of the Earth is a solo exhibition featuring the work of artist Jaime Foster, a self ... Read more

MCA Chicago – DEBUTS NEW VISUAL IDENTITY

MCA Chicago 220 E Chicago Avenue Chicago, IL 60611 Web: https://mcachicago.org/Home MCA DEBUTS NEW VISUAL IDENTITY The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago announces the launch of its new visual identity, developed by internationally renowned design studio Mevis & Van Deursen (MVD). The design includes the MCA’s typeface and logo, and is reflected in the ... Read more

William Conger – Constructing Multi-Layered Ambiguity

Chicago has been described as a tough place to live. For far too many, the city symbolizes corruption, segregated communities and violence. However, on rare occasions there is that anomaly that holds a deep connection and fascination with Chicago's art community and history. Aside from university studies in New ... Read more

Dan Devening – Manifestations of How and Why We Look

Through a measured and thoughtful sophistication, Dan Devening has maintained a pivotal position in the Chicago art community (and beyond) for a number of years. Since arriving in the city in 1980, Devening has participated in seminal art exhibitions at top tier institutions and directed one of the city's ... Read more

Andrei Rabodzeenko – Technotropic Romance & Other Works

Working in an array of styles that utilize classical medieval traditions to hyper-modern aesthetics and technology, Andrei Rabodzeenko cultivates an intricate cosmology that navigates abstraction to narrative driven dialogues in his contemporary art practice. The work is densely layered, meticulously polished, and quite beautiful. The COMP Magazine recently caught ... Read more

Corey Postiglione – The Minimalist’s Tango

Chicago has a curious, almost smug, attitude toward abstract art. Simply put, the city is totted as a bastion for narrative driven fine art. For some, the aesthetic practices of the Hairy Who and Chicago Imagists (dating back to the late 1960s) still rule the roost. Nevertheless, there have ... Read more
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