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SUMMARY:Shelter In The Speculative | Gallery Hours
DESCRIPTION:In lieu of a traditional Opening Reception for Shelter In The Speculative: New Works by Spudnik Press Members\, we invite visitors to view and interact with the artwork during our ongoing gallery hours throughout the duration of the exhibition: \nStaff-Led Gallery Hours:\nMost Mondays 2:00 – 6:00 p.m.\nMost Thursdays 2:00 – 7:00 p.m.\nMost Fridays 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. \nSpecial Artist-Led Gallery Hours:\nSunday\, December 12\, 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. with Don Widmer\nMost Saturdays\, 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. with Sam Hensley\nAdditional times TBA. \nVisitors can make an appointment by emailing info@spudnikpress.org. Please include the date and time you would like to visit\, and number of people in your party. Please review all Covid-19 Policies & Procedures before you visit. All guests must agree to all our protocols by signing a Covid-19 waiver. \n\nExhibition Details:\nFeatured Artists:\nTeresita Carson Valdez\, Sam Hensley\, Miller & Shellabarger\, Yasaman Moussavi\, Kianni Pleasant-Bey\, Joshi Radin\, Don Widmer \nExcerpt from the press release:\nFor the 2020 Member Exhibition\, Juror Ruby T has selected artworks that have a powerful physical presence: works that feel like a form of shelter\, or are an extension or impression of the artist’s own body. During the pandemic\, and mass movements for revolution\, this exhibition asks: What kinds of physical and relational structures will we need\, or need to build\, in order to survive? How will the warmth and softness of our bodies guide us? \nIn Audre Lorde’s 1978 essay “Uses of the Erotic: The Erotic As Power\,” she defines the erotic as “…a measure between the beginnings of our sense of self and the chaos of our strongest feelings. It is an internal sense of satisfaction to which\, once we have experienced it\, we know we can aspire.” She goes on to write: “In touch with the erotic\, I become less willing to accept powerlessness\, or those other supplied states of being which are not native to me\, such as resignation\, despair\, self-effacement\, depression\, self-denial.” \nView Full Press Release\n\nShelter In The Speculative will be on view through January 6\, 2020 at Spudnik Press\, 1821 W. Hubbard Street\, Suite 302\, Chicago\, IL 60622.\nImage Credit\, clockwise from top left:\n\nYasaman Moussavi\, Revelation 2\, 2019\, handmade paper and screenprint (detail)\nKianni Pleasant-Bey\, Fever Dream\, 2019\, mixed media (detail)\nJoshi Radin\, Cardboard Record 006\, 2020\, monotype (detail)\nTeresita Carson Valdez\, A Novena for the Plague\, 2019\, screenprint\, silk\, dye discharge (detail)\nSam Hensley\, Little Like Yourself\, 2019\, animatronic sculpture and zine (detail)\nMiller & Shellebarger\, Untitled 2\, 2019\, pressure print\nDon Widmer\, Darkness and Light: Words of Etty Hillesum\, 2020\, artist book (detail)
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/shelter-in-the-speculative-gallery-hours/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL] Solstice Intentions: Altar Pieces & Collages
DESCRIPTION:Guest Artist: Emma Sielaff\nBring a blast of light and color to the longest night of the year by creating your own handmade altar piece in preparation for the winter solstice! Collage your favorite colorful materials into the form of a brilliant flame\, blazing bonfire\, or meditative candle. Then\, weave in writings\, quotes\, or intentions you want to set for the coming year. Both the finished piece and the process of making it can bring clarity and inspiration to your hopes and goals for the new year. Later\, you might do a ceremonial burn of your creation on the night of the solstice\, or keep it up as a centering reminder in your daily life. \nArtist Emma Sielaff is a printmaker and papermaker who makes collages of dreamscapes and wonderlands\, and loves to play with textures and layers in her abstract pieces. We will use the most vibrant colors possible\, from magazine scraps to our own doodles and drawings\, and see how rich colors can bring out the full dimensionality of our collaged pieces.. \nZoom Meeting ID: 926 2206 1279\nSuggested Materials \n\nColorful collage materials: magazines\, catalogues\, junk mail\, art scraps\, tissue and wrapping paper\, candy wrappers\, glitter\, washi tape\, ribbon or yarn\, scraps of fabric\nScissors and glue or tape\nMarkers\, crayons\, pastels\, watercolors\, etc.\n\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in social workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome\, so invite your friends to join! Each Drink & Draw [Virtual] features a new guest artist and a new theme or project that uses pencil\, paper\, and everyday household supplies. Don’t have a sketchbook? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \nLove the experience? Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) to directly support the featured artist and Spudnik Press Cooperative.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-solstice-intentions-altar-pieces-collages/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL]: Somatics for Drawing
DESCRIPTION:Guest Artist: Blake Nemec\nThis workshop will use somatic (body-based) prompts as a portal into new ways of drawing. Somatics focuses on what lies beneath thoughts or emotions in our physical bodies and can be a powerful method for self-exploration and abstraction. Using words from some preliminary somatic exercises\, this session will help you translate sensory experiences into narrative imagery. Please come with items that you already use for making art\, some kind of raw food\, and an item from your bedroom. We will use abstraction as a visual prism that lets us translate and transform sensory observations into maps\, images\, storyboards\, and more. Whether you enjoy drawing\, writing\, or comics\, this workshop will playfully guide you from your present physical realities into new imaginings. \nBlake Nemec is a writer\, teacher\, sound recordist\, and community health care worker. He is the author of Sharing Plastic and ongoing articles supporting abolition and the decriminalization of unprotected bodies. \nSuggested Materials:\n\nAn item from your bedroom\nSome kind of raw food (i.e. fruit\, vegetable\, dried nuts)\nAny kind of writing and drawing materials\nA familiar creative tool\n\nOptional Materials:\n\nBig paper\nColorful drawing materials\n\nZoom Meeting ID: 932 6168 3227\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in social workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome\, so invite your friends to join! Each Drink & Draw [Virtual] features a new guest artist and a new theme or project that uses pencil\, paper\, and everyday household supplies. Don’t have a sketchbook? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \nLove the experience? Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) to directly support the featured artist and Spudnik Press Cooperative.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-somatics-for-drawing/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL]: Mushroom Self-Portraits
DESCRIPTION:Guest Artist: Hannah Hirsekorn\nIf you were a mushroom would you be… poisonous? delicious? cunning? parasitic?\nWould you have frilly gills underneath you? wear a classic cap? grow tubers for your hands and feet?\nWhat animals and plants would be your best friends?  \nHannah Hirsekorn\, an interspecies social practice artist\, will take us on a journey of self-portraiture inspired by the weird and wonderful world of mushrooms. She will dazzle us with the many different shapes\, patterns\, functions\, and symbiotic relationships that mushrooms have developed in the seedy underbelly of nature\, in order to turn the world’s waste into amazing new life. We will embody the fungal qualities we most identify with through movement and visualizations that guide our drawings\, sculptures\, or collages of ourselves as mushrooms. \nMaybe you grow slowly and quietly on a living tree\, or shoot up flamboyantly from a rotting log. Maybe you are the class clown “puffball” mushroom\, releasing your spores in a little fart cloud! Or do you see yourself being lovingly tended by a colony of ant farmers? (Fun Fact: Hannah draws herself as a Dolly Parton “honey” mushroom decorated with rhinestones.) In addition to creating a most unexpected self-portrait\, you will also develop a new appreciation for these strange and inspiring creatures\, who resemble animals and people as much as plants. \nSuggested Materials:\n\nyour favorite drawing or painting supplies\nSculpee or other modeling clay\ncollage materials (pictures of mushrooms are a plus!)\na real mushroom to dress up or decorate\n\nZoom Meeting ID: 974 8784 8818\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in social workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome\, so invite your friends to join! Each Drink & Draw [Virtual] features a new guest artist and a new theme or project that uses pencil\, paper\, and everyday household supplies. Don’t have a sketchbook? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \nLove the experience? Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) to directly support the featured artist and Spudnik Press Cooperative.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-mushroom-self-portraits/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL]: Draw Your Heart Out! Valentines with Emma Punch
DESCRIPTION:Guest Artist: Emma Punch\nIf there’s one thing we are all learning right now\, it’s how to show our love from a distance. This workshop is for showering affection on all of our loved ones—friends\, children\, family\, lovers\, secret crushes—through the delightful tradition of sending Valentines. \nArtist Emma Punch will inspire guests with  her own collaged Post-It valentines and examples from different eras and styles. From nostalgic and silly to edgy and political\, a handmade\, personalized Valentine is a wonderful way to celebrate the people in your life. Maybe you’ll make traditional\, papercut doilies that open onto a heart with a cursive message. Or maybe you will get inspired by vintage Valentines\, clever puns\, cute cartoons\, or edgier phrases and risqué illustrations.  You’ll also learn to make personalized envelopes that fit custom sized cards. Don’t have that classic red and pink construction paper? Collage old magazines\, wrapping paper\, or junk mail! Even if all you have are paper scraps and a marker\, Emma will make sure you leave with a set of handmade cards sure to be cherished by the recipient. \nSuggested Materials \n\nAll kinds of paper (plain\, construction\, wrapping & tissue paper\, etc.)\nScissors and glue\nMarkers or colored pencils\nRubber stamps and ink\nBlank cards and envelopes\nCollage materials (magazines\, candy wrappers\, junk mail\, etc.) \nSticky notes\nFabric scraps\nGlitter\, string\, or other decorations\n\nZoom Meeting ID: 977 9419 8502\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in social workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome\, so invite your friends to join! Each Drink & Draw [Virtual] features a new guest artist and a new theme or project that uses pencil\, paper\, and everyday household supplies. Don’t have a sketchbook? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \nLove the experience? Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) to directly support the featured artist and Spudnik Press Cooperative.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-draw-your-heart-out/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL]: Spuds at Spudnik - Potato Prints with Dutes Miller
DESCRIPTION:Guest Artist: Dutes Miller\nWhat kind of multiples can you make from the stuff in your kitchen? Come find out with artist and baker Dutes Miller! He will show you how to transform a humble potato into beautifully carved relief stamps\, designed around a culinary or springtime theme. Don’t have printing inks lying around at home? No problem. Dutes will share how to make use of natural pigments found on your spice rack. These small-scale prints are ideal for repeat patterning on cards\, journal covers\, wrapping paper\, napkins\, or even for printing edible decorations on your plates and saucers for a fancy meal. \nAbout the Artist\nDutes Miller’s collages\, artists books and phallic sculptures examine the spaces where the artist’s inner life\, queer subcultures and mass media intersect. Michelle Grabner wrote in ArtForum\, “Miller’s mixed-media collages on paper incorporating penis figures striking silly states of repose and activity are enjoyable vignettes\, demonstrating nimble material interplay.” \nSuggested Materials \n\nPotato (Russet or baking potatoes are ideal)\nSmall paring knife\, utility knife\, Xacto blade\, chisels or carving tools\nTurmeric\, beet powder\, paprika\, saffron\, activated charcoal\, and fine instant coffee powder\nFood coloring\, red wine or tea\nPaint brush or sponges\nInk pads for rubber stamps\n\nZoom Meeting ID: 977 9419 8502\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in social workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome\, so invite your friends to join! Each Drink & Draw [Virtual] features a new guest artist and a new theme or project that uses pencil\, paper\, and everyday household supplies. Don’t have a sketchbook? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \nLove the experience? Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) to directly support the featured artist and Spudnik Press Cooperative.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-spuds-at-spudnik-potato-prints-with-dutes-miller/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210303T190000
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL]: Raspado Scratch Drawings
DESCRIPTION:Guest Artist: Rogelio Rosiles\nArtist\, printmaker\, and muralist Rogelio Rosiles discovered the process for raspados or “scratch drawings” by accident while sanding down layers on his paintings. Now he fills his sketchbook with these colorful\, textured drawings whose grainy finish is reminiscent of early\, low-res\, digital media. This simple process allows you to play and create on many levels by covering crayon wax with an acrylic coating and then scratching through the surface to reveal what’s hidden below. Scratch drawings feel a lot like printmaking because they work both forwards and backwards\, by adding and subtracting\, and you’re rewarded with a dramatic final reveal. It’s a wonderful way to play with simple\, nostalgic materials and create happy accidents and surprises for yourself along the way. \nSuggested Materials: \n\nPaper of any kind/color (the thicker the better)\nCrayons\nSharpie markers\, acrylic paints\, dry erase markers\, shoe polish\, or White Out\nKnife\, Xacto blade\, box cutter\, needle tool or etching needle\, or other sharp scraping tool\n\nZoom Meeting ID: 9472 1822 373\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in social workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome\, so invite your friends to join! Each Drink & Draw [Virtual] features a new guest artist and a new theme or project that uses pencil\, paper\, and everyday household supplies. Don’t have a sketchbook? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \nLove the experience? Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) to directly support the featured artist and Spudnik Press Cooperative.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-raspado-scratch-drawings/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210304T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210304T180000
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SUMMARY:“Ask Me Anything” with Amos Kennedy
DESCRIPTION:Free for Spudnik Press members (Email anders@spudnikpress.org to RSVP)\n$10 for the General Public (Register Online)\nStudents & artists with financial need can enter our lottery for a free ticket\n\nUnlike the typical artist talk\, this event is inspired by the “Ask Me Anything” threads popularized through Reddit and offers a chance for our members to guide the conversation with one of America’s most renowned letterpress printers. \nA self-proclaimed “humble Negro printer\,” Amos Paul Kennedy\, Jr is known for his controversial sense of humor and his provocative political and racial commentary\, typically printed with wood and metal type on chipboard. \nHe produces personal and commissioned prints as proprietor of Kennedy Prints! He also often travels the country spreading his philosophies about life and the art of printmaking.   \nThe conversation will be moderated by Vida Sacic. In addition to being an artist and letterpress printer\, Vida is a Spudnik Press board member\, co-founder of Letterpress Educators in Art & Design\, and associate professor at Northeastern Illinois University. \n \nGraphic Design by Vida Sacic
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/ask-me-anything-with-amos-kennedy/
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL]: Flag Books
DESCRIPTION:Guest Artist: Lindi Shi\nThe “Flag Book” is fascinating\, impressive\, and easy-to-learn handmade book! It is one of Lindi Shi’s favorite artist book forms because it can be read as a drawing\, a sculpture\, or an installation. She will teach you how to fold\, cut\, and assemble your own flag books out of any paper materials you want to use. This simple variation of the accordion book form incorporates cut-out “flag” pages\, and has the potential to be transformed into more complicated structures once you understand the basics. No bookmaking experience is necessary\,  \nLindi Shi is a printmaker\, papermaker\, troublemaker\, and former mathematician. She is currently teaching art in Guangzhou\, China since receiving her MFA from RISD in 2020. Her artistic practice is mainly about storytelling and narratives\, and the artist book has always been an important part of her work. \nSuggested Materials\n\nMultiple sheets of paper (any color/kind) \nA drawing\, printed image or text\, or sheet of colorful paper for the cover\nScissors or an Xacto blade and cutting mat\nRuler\nPencil\nGlue\, gluestick\, or double sided tape\nBone folder or something to crease paper\n\nZoom Meeting ID: 9719 7534 477\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in social workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome\, so invite your friends to join! Each Drink & Draw [Virtual] features a new guest artist and a new theme or project that uses pencil\, paper\, and everyday household supplies. Don’t have a sketchbook? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \nLove the experience? Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) to directly support the featured artist and Spudnik Press Cooperative.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-flag-books/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL]: Paper Weaving
DESCRIPTION:Staff Led: Anders Zanichkowsky\nMuch like printmaking\, the process of weaving uses structure\, order\, and repetition to produce beautiful and unique imagery. We often think of weaving things like cloth\, rugs\, and baskets\, but you can also make weavings from things like drawings\, letters and mail\, magazines\, and wrapping paper? Anders Zanichkowsky will show you how to create both flat and dimensional pieces that combine colors\, patterns\, textures\, and images in unexpected ways using basic hand woven structures. We will practice the basics by weaving together two original drawings that we create for this purpose\, to reveal unexpected connections and relationships. Then we will move into some more elaborate ways to weave with any kind of paper you’d like to experiment with. \nSuggested Materials\n\nAny kind of blank paper (plain or construction)\nOther interesting papers like magazines\, letters\, drawings\, book pages\, etc.\nPens\, markers\, crayons\, colors pencils\nScissors\, or an X-acto blade and cutting mat\nTape or glue\n\nZoom Meeting ID: 9813 3820 740\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in social workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome\, so invite your friends to join! Each Drink & Draw [Virtual] features a new guest artist and a new theme or project that uses pencil\, paper\, and everyday household supplies. Don’t have a sketchbook? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \nLove the experience? Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) to directly support the featured artist and Spudnik Press Cooperative.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-paper-weaving/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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SUMMARY:Printmaking Inside the Prison Industrial Complex
DESCRIPTION:Virtual Artist Talk with Aaron Hughes\, William Estrada\, & Sarah Ross\n\nResident Artist Aaron Hughes is an artist\, curator\, organizer\, teacher\, anti-war activist\, and Iraq War veteran. He is also an educator with the Prison + Neighborhood Arts/Education Project (P+NAP) where he and his colleagues William Estrada and Sarah Ross have taught printmaking to people incarcerated at Stateville Prison.  \nDuring this virtual talk\, these three artists will discuss both the power of printmaking for individuals in prison\, and the limitations of art education within the larger prison system. \nThey will also present P+NAP’s newest publication\, Carving Out Rights from Inside the Prison Industrial Complex (Hat & Beard Press). The book features 30 brilliantly crafted foam block prints— one for each article in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights— made by artists at Stateville Prison whose daily struggle for their own human rights is even more pronounced during a global pandemic in which they are denied basic PPE\, healthcare\, and safety. Collectively\, these prints reject the dehumanization perpetuated by the prison system\, and claim the dignity of universal\, inalienable human rights.  \nPlease join us for an engaging conversation about art\, prison abolition\, and visions of human rights from inside the carceral state. \n\n\nTune in to the Talk: Open Zoom Meeting (ID: 9130 0109 743)\n\nImage: Detail of artwork by Willie Moses McGee III featured in Carving Out Rights.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/printmaking-inside-the-prison-industrial-complex/
CATEGORIES:Artist Resident Events
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL]: Slow Threads – Stitching & Layering
DESCRIPTION:This April\, we’re dedicating our Drink & Draw series to stitching! Join us for one or both sessions to try out various ways to embellish paper or fabric with a needle\, thread\, and other textile materials. \nGuest Artists: Teresita Carson Valdez and Marc Benja\nJust like printmaking\, textile art often involves working with multiple layers and gives our mind a chance to meditate while our hands are busy with a fine\, repetitive process. Artists Teresita Carson Valdez and Marc Benja invite you to let your thoughts wander and settle as you slowly and carefully draw marks with stitches\, or piece together a soft sculpture or the beginning of a quilt. Teri will teach basic embroidery for mark-making and show her process for working with layers of wax resist and dyes; Marc will show how to get the most out of a basic running stitch and work creatively with any small textiles you have\, from orphan socks to beautiful scraps. No sewing experience is required. \nSuggested Materials \n\nAny kind of fabric (canvas\, scraps\, trim\, knits\, socks\, handkerchiefs\, clothing\, etc.)\nEmbroidery floss and/or sewing thread\nEmbroidery needle to fit your thread\n\nOptional Materials \n\nStuffing or batting (for sculptures)\nDye-Na-Flow fabric dye\nWatercolor paints and brushes\nNatural stains like coffee\, tea\, turmeric\nPrints or drawings\, preferably on thicker paper\nFabric glue or other fabric supplies\nA sewing project of your own\n\nZoom Meeting ID: 9940 3489 444\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in social workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome\, so invite your friends to join! Each Drink & Draw [Virtual] features a new guest artist and a new theme or project that uses pencil\, paper\, and everyday household supplies. Don’t have a sketchbook? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \nSuggested Donation $15: Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) or donate on the website to directly support the featured artist and Spudnik Press Cooperative. \n\nThis event is for everyone! ASR closed captions will be available. If you require another access service to fully participate or have any questions about accessibility\, please contact Angee Lennard at angee@spudnikpress.org. To ensure the best experience\, please try to contact us at your soonest convenience.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-slow-threads-stitching-layering/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210428T190000
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL]: Stitched Embellishments for Paper & Prints
DESCRIPTION:This April\, we’re dedicating our Drink & Draw series to stitching! Join us for one or both sessions to try out various ways to embellish paper or fabric with a needle\, thread\, and other textile materials. \nGuest Artist: Breanna Robinson\nSewing on paper is a fun and easy way to add extra dimension\, texture\, and allure to prints\, drawings\, and cards. For people who love process\, the act of sewing can bring an extra step of loving care to existing creation. Hand sewing on blank paper can also be used to create fully thread-based work.  \nArtist Breanna Robinson and owner of Nanette Home “Exquisite Cushions” uses embroidery\, trim\, beads\, and other embellishments to add sculptural elements and sensory appeal to her works on paper. At this Drink & Draw\, she will share simple embellishing  techniques for use on paper\, including basic decorative stitches  and how to add decorative borders\, bling\, and imagery. No prior sewing experience is necessary\, just some kind of needle and thread and the paper you would like to embellish. All of these techniques can also be used for any sewing projects using fabric. \nSuggested Materials \n\nPrints or drawings\, preferably on thicker paper\nPostcards\, greeting cards\, playing cards\, etc.\nEmbroidery floss\, thick thread\, thin yarn\, string\, ribbon\, kitchen twine\nEmbroidery needle to fit your thread\n\nOptional Materials \n\nBeads\, buttons\, brads\, trim\, lace\, pom poms\, etc.\nHeavier clothing or textiles like denim\nStretched canvas (blank or painted)\nA sewing project of your own\nMatte medium or glue stick\n\nZoom Meeting ID: 9858 2228 264\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in social workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome\, so invite your friends to join! Each Drink & Draw [Virtual] features a new guest artist and a new theme or project that uses pencil\, paper\, and everyday household supplies. Don’t have a sketchbook? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \nLove the experience? Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) to directly support the featured artist and Spudnik Press Cooperative. \n\nThis event is for everyone! ASR closed captions will be available. If you require another access service to fully participate or have any questions about accessibility\, please contact Angee Lennard at angee@spudnikpress.org. To ensure the best experience\, please try to contact us at your soonest convenience.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-stitched-embellishments-for-paper-prints/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210507T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210507T193000
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SUMMARY:The Hashbrown Re-Hash: Virtual Event & Cookbook Launch
DESCRIPTION:For the first time in “Hashbrown history\,” we are moving the party into our home kitchens with an exciting virtual event and a commemorative cookbook! \nPlease join us as we continue to celebrate our tradition of enjoying food while raising funds for arts education and accessible printmaking. \n\nSpudnik’s Virtual Cooking Show features:\nMain dish by the Bumbu Roux team \nAppetizer by Alex Gilbert of CHIRP Radio \nDessert by pastry chef Dutes Miller \nHistory of Chili by Patti Swanson of Chicago for Chicagoans \nMini Beer Tour by Adam Schulte\, Certified Cicerone® with Whiner Beer \nLive Q&As and engagements with all featured chefs and presenters \nSurprise staff segments \nand more! \n  \nCookbook features:\nDesign by Andrew Mariscal \nVegetarian & meat chili recipes from past chefs \nSelection of appetizers\, sides\, and dessert recipes \nPhotos & posters from a decade of Hashbrown events \nand more! \n\nJoin The Hashbrown Re-Hash: \nTicket sales for The Hashbrown Re-Hash: Virtual Cooking Show have ended\, but you can still support the Hashbrown! \nPurchase the Cookbook or our Spud Tote\n\n\n	Spud Tote | Designed by Lisa Armstrong\n	$20.00\nAdd to cart	\n			\n\n\n \nPlace a Bid: Custom Brew Auction\nInterested in supporting Spudnik while enjoying your very own custom brewed beer? Bid now on the Spudnik Press Big Spender Ale\, brewed by Spudnik board member Steven Jablonoski through May 21. \nGet the Hashbrown Re-Hash Recording:\nIf you would like to enjoy the recorded event\, donate $45 ($35 for Artists & Students)\, add “send me the Hashbrown link!” in the notes section\, and we’ll follow up with a video link available through June 7. \n\nThis event is for everyone! ASR closed captions will be available. If you require another access service to fully participate or have any questions about accessibility\, please contact Angee Lennard at angee@spudnikpress.org. To ensure the best experience\, please try to contact us at your soonest convenience. \n“The Hashbrown: Re-Hash” graphic design by Riley Brady.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/the-hashbrown-re-hash-virtual-event-cookbook-launch/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210512T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210512T203000
DTSTAMP:20260824T123221
CREATED:20210419T194736Z
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL] Architecture: Rooms from Memory
DESCRIPTION:This May\, we’re dedicating our Drink & Draw series to architectural space! Join us for one or both sessions to explore perspective\, geometry\, scale\, maps\, schematics\, and try out unconventional ways of rendering spaces\, both real and imagined. \nGuest Artist: Ann Toebbe\nJoin artist Ann Toebbe to see how she creates her signature drawings and paintings. Partly an exercise in drafting\, and partly a reflection of your own memory\, you will create a domestic interior of a familiar\, beloved\, or important room. These architectural renderings do not require any formal drawing skills; all forms of representation are welcome for these invented spaces informed by your memories! Even the gaps in what you remember can be a source of inspiration for creating an invented space whose walls\, windows\, furniture\, and doors can bend and shift to accommodate the important objects you want your room to hold.  \nSuggested Materials \n\nPencil\, eraser\, and paper for sketching\nOne larger sheet of paper (up to 16” x 20”)\nBlack pens or fine markers\nColorful markers\, pencils\, crayons\, or watercolors\n\nZoom Meeting ID: 9508 6321 741\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in social workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome\, so invite your friends to join! Each Drink & Draw [Virtual] features a guest artist and a theme or project that uses everyday household supplies. Don’t have all the materials? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \nSuggested Donation $15: Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) or donate on the website to directly support the featured artist and Spudnik Press Cooperative. \n\nThis event is for everyone! ASR closed captions will be available. If you require another access service to fully participate or have any questions about accessibility\, please contact Angee Lennard at angee@spudnikpress.org. To ensure the best experience\, please try to contact us at your soonest convenience. \nImage Credit: Colored pencil drawing by Ann Toebbe
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-architecture-rooms-from-memory/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210519T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210519T200000
DTSTAMP:20260824T123221
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SUMMARY:"Ask Me Anything" with Margo McFarland\, Art Conservator
DESCRIPTION:Free for Spudnik Press members (Member Online RSVP)\n$10 for the General Public (General Online Registration)\nStudents & artists with financial need can enter our lottery for a free ticket\n\nUnlike the typical lecture\, this event is inspired by the “Ask Me Anything” threads popularized through Reddit and offers a chance for our members to guide the conversation with Margo McFarland\, an art conservator who specializes in the conservation and preservation of works of art on paper and the material science of art objects. \nOver the course of her career\, Margo has worked at the Baltimore Museum of Art\, the Phillips Collection\, the Metropolitan Museum of Art\, the Library of Congress\, The LA County Museum of Art\, The Art Institute of Chicago\, the St. Louis Art Museum\, and the Smithsonian Institutions. She spent six months in Buenos Aires as an awardee of a Fulbright Lecturing Fellowship in the area of Cultural Preservation/Museology. Margo is a specialist in cellulosic chemistry\, papermaking\, fine art print production\, and preservation standards for works of art on paper. She has lectured widely in these areas of expertise\, in countries as far-reaching as Mexico\, Spain\, China\, France\, and Austria. \nDuring this presentation\, Margo will discuss works that she has treated (including those by Rembrandt\, Van Gogh\, Toulouse-Lautrec\, Martin Puryear\, and Ed Paschke).  She will also show examples of her own print production–both her successes and her failures.  \nAfter hearing stories from Margo’s experiences conserving print over the years\, we will discuss how and why media\, technique\, and choosing the right paper matters when it comes to pulling perfect prints. The second portion of the event will be led by audience questions. Spudnik’s founder\, Angee Lennard\, will moderate a Q&A where guests are encouraged to share their questions\, big and small\, about inks\, additives\, adhesives\, storage\, paper fibers\, and more.  \n\nThis event is for everyone! ASR closed captions will be available. If you require another access service to fully participate or have any questions about accessibility\, please contact Angee Lennard at angee@spudnikpress.org. To ensure the best experience\, please try to contact us at your soonest convenience.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/ama-with-margo-mcfarland-art-conservator/
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210526T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210526T210000
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL] Architecture: Abstract Schematics
DESCRIPTION:This May\, we’re dedicating our Drink & Draw series to architectural space! Join us for one or both sessions to explore perspective\, geometry\, scale\, maps\, schematics\, and try out unconventional ways of rendering spaces\, both real and imagined. \nGuest Artist: Kelly Kaczynski\nJoin guest artist Kelly Kaczynski for a reverse journey of mapping space. Rather than describing an existing physical environment or architecture\, she will start with abstraction to picture alternative forms of constructing space. Working backwards\, we will start by drawing “accidental schematics” using geometry\, chance\, and intuition for something that may or may not correspond to a logical reality. \nWe’ll ask\, “What if this was a plan for a building? A city? A safe passage across the ocean?” Then with a second drawing\, we’ll translate the abstractions into a map or plan for a physical space. We will layer the drawings and explore their points of correspondence. \nSuggested Materials: \n\nDrawing materials (pens\, pencils\, markers\, ink and quill)\nCharcoal or crayons for rubbings\nPaper to draw on\nPaper for folding into shapes\nToothpicks\, string\, or chopsticks\, coins or buttons\, handkerchief or napkin\, string \n\nOptional Materials: \n\nScissors\, X-acto tool\, or tear bar\nGlue\n\nZoom Meeting ID: 9836 6020 342\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in social workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome\, so invite your friends to join! Each Drink & Draw [Virtual] features a guest artist and a theme or project that uses everyday household supplies. Don’t have all the materials? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \nSuggested Donation $15: Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) or donate on the website. Kelly is donating her portion of tips to the studio\, so 100% of your donation will directly support Spudnik Press Cooperative. \nImage Credit: From the series Stages (iterate)\, 2017-2018\, monoprint\, 11″x15″\n\nThis event is for everyone! ASR closed captions will be available. If you require another access service to fully participate or have any questions about accessibility\, please contact Angee Lennard at angee@spudnikpress.org. To ensure the best experience\, please try to contact us at your soonest convenience.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-architecture-abstract-schematics/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210606T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210606T140000
DTSTAMP:20260824T123221
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SUMMARY:The Hunger Will Wake Us: Virtual Reception & Artist Talk
DESCRIPTION:The Hunger Will Wake Us is the newest show by Hope Wang and Farnaz Khosh-Sirat. Join them for a virtual tour of the exhibition followed by an artist talk in conversation with Anders Zanichkowsky. \nThis exhibition brings together new print work from Wang and Khosh-Sirat\, who each explore the translational process of materializing digital animations and poetry text into print. Together they reflect on events of displacement through the metaphor of simultaneously losing and finding new meaning and new form via the act of translation. By reconfiguring fragments of hyper-specific architectural details\, their works become “false” copies and traces of their constructed memories. These palimpsests’ postures of longing aren’t just decorative\, but also serve as coded languages of their own. \nZoom Meeting ID: 9199 0613 028\n\nThis event is for everyone! ASR closed captions will be available. If you require another access service to fully participate or have any questions about accessibility\, please contact Angee Lennard at angee@spudnikpress.org. To ensure the best experience\, please try to contact us at your soonest convenience.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/the-hunger-will-wake-us-virtual-reception-and-artist-talk/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210613T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210613T160000
DTSTAMP:20260824T123221
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SUMMARY:The Hunger Will Wake Us | Artist Led Gallery Hours
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for artist-led gallery hours for The Hunger Will Wake Us: Hope Wang & Farnaz Khosh-Sirat. \nThis exhibition brings together new print work from Hope Wang and Farnaz Khosh-Sirat\, who each explore the translational process of materializing digital animations and poetry text into print. Together they reflect on events of displacement through the metaphor of simultaneously losing and finding new meaning and new form via the act of translation. \nHope Wang uses printmaking\, handweaving\, painting\, and photography to reimagine spatial association and visual perception. Wang references the architectural landscape as a malleable document of visual language where building facades become eroded\, redacted\, and defaced. Farnaz Khosh-Sirat is an Iranian light artist whose work employs digital tools to enhance human experiences of the sublime. Through the use of Persian architectural structures and patterns\, Khosh-Sirat personifies human fragility in the contrasting positions between man and nature. \nBy reconfiguring fragments of hyper-specific architectural details\, their works become “false” copies and traces of their constructed memories. These palimpsests’ postures of longing aren’t just decorative\, but also serve as coded languages of their own. \nReservations are not required. The studio can accommodate up to 12 visitors at a time. If we are at capacity\, you may be asked to wait a few minutes before entering. Masks and social distancing between households is required. Please review all Covid-19 Policies & Procedures before you visit.\n\nAdditional Gallery Hours:\nThe Hunger Will Wake Us will be on view May 21 through July 2\, 2021 at Spudnik Press\, 1821 W. Hubbard Street\, Suite 302\, Chicago\, IL 60622. \nVisitors can make an appointment by emailing info@spudnikpress.org. Please include the date and time you would like to visit\, and number of people in your party. We are typically able to accommodate visits between 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Monday – Saturday and occasional weeknights. \nImage Credit:\n(Left) Farnaz Khosh-Sirat\, Leyl (detail)\, screen print on steel\, 2021\n(Right) Hope Wang\, the night croaked with the ache of cicadas (detail)\, paper collage\, 2021\n\nThis event is for everyone! If you require any access service to fully participate or have any questions about accessibility\, please contact Angee Lennard at angee@spudnikpress.org. To ensure the best experience\, please try to contact us at your soonest convenience.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/the-hunger-will-wake-us-artist-led-gallery-hours/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210623T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210623T190000
DTSTAMP:20260824T123221
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SUMMARY:Virtual Workshop: Painting with Pulp
DESCRIPTION:Pulp Painting is an emerging specialty that attracts visual artists’ attention. Artists\, printmakers\, painters\, book artists\, installation artists\, and people who love to make creative work will enjoy this one-day workshop. In this workshop\, students will learn how to freely made paintings with dyed pulp. Yasaman Moussavi will demonstrate making pulp out of scrap paper\, dyeing pulps\, and creating color sheets. \nYasaman Moussavi is a visual artist and art instructor. She holds an MFA with two emphases on Painting and Printmaking from Texas Tech University\, where she explored and developed her skills in papermaking\, printmaking\, and installation art. In her art practice research\, she explores the socio-cultural in-betweenness as a capacity and disposition to participate in meaning-making across cultures and languages. For her\, transitional spaces are the performative embodiment of spatial mapping and in-betweenness.  Her works have been displayed in many national and international solo and group exhibitions such as Juried International Exhibition of Contemporary Art\, Irving Art Center\, TX and A.I.R Gallery Biennial\, Brooklyn\, NY\, among others. She is a co-founder of Didaar Art Collective\, a Chicago -based Iranian art community. She currently lives and works in Chicago. \nEmail CPG for the event link\nThis free virtual workshop is presented by the Chicago Printers Guild (CPG) with support from Spudnik. The CPG supports and fosters the work of printers of all backgrounds with opportunities to share knowledge\, information and ideas among printers and the printing community; strives to bring awareness of printmaking taking place in Chicago and beyond to the community at large\n \n\nThis event is for everyone! ASR closed captions will be available. If you require another access service to fully participate or have any questions about accessibility\, please contact Angee Lennard at angee@spudnikpress.org. To ensure the best experience\, please try to contact us at your soonest convenience.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/virtual-workshop-painting-with-pulp/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210707T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210707T203000
DTSTAMP:20260824T123221
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL]: Salvaging Scraps
DESCRIPTION:This July\, our Drink & Draw projects dedicated to all the leftover fragments\, or “chads”. First\, we’ll put to use all the excess bits and pieces from other projects. Then\, we’ll replenish our paper remnants by trying out the art of papercutting. \nGuest Artist: Mara Baker\nSave your scraps for a night of collage with our Resident Artist\, Mara Baker! Mara’s artistic practice explores the intersection of impermanence and regeneration. By reusing remnants from other projects\, she gives new life to discarded bits and pieces like yarn\, labels\, twist ties\, and packaging like mesh produce bags. \nInspired by stop-motion animation\, we will explore intuitive ways to make (and remake) collages. By documenting collages as they develop\, we will be able to think about collaging as a form of choreography and organization.  \nFor this workshop\, no scrap is too small or strange. Gather up materials from the studio\, the kitchen\, the office\, and even past Drink & Draw events and come ready for playful experimentation.  \nSuggested Materials:\n\nGlue\, glue stick\, or tape \nPaper scraps\nFound bits & pieces (i.e. produce stickers\, stamps\, packaging\, tin foil\, etc.)\nCamera (i.e. cell phone)\n\nOptional Materials:\n\nScissors or exacto knife\nPaper to mount collage onto\n\nZoom Meeting ID: 93223199392\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome. Each event features a guest artist and a project that uses minimal supplies. Don’t have all the materials? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \n$15 Suggested Donation: Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) or donate on the website.  \n\nThis event is for everyone! ASR closed captions will be available. If you require another access service to fully participate or have any questions about accessibility\, please contact Angee Lennard at angee@spudnikpress.org. To ensure the best experience\, please try to contact us at your soonest convenience.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-salvaging-scraps/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210720T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210720T200000
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SUMMARY:WaterBodies | Virtual Reception & Artist Talk
DESCRIPTION:WaterBodies features immersive relief prints by Amanda Lilleston and Lisa Matthias.  \nWaterBodies invites viewers to consider the relationships within and between humans and the natural world. With a focus on biological forms\, these larger-than-life prints embrace a sense of wonder and appreciation for anatomy and ecology. They urge us to seek out unity and harmony with the biological environment that we are unmistakably a part of. \nPlease join us for a virtual tour of the exhibition followed by artist talks and a conversation between these two artists. \nRead the Exhibition Statement\nOpen the Zoom Meeting (Zoom Meeting ID: 99431014208)\n\nVisit the Exhibition:\nWaterBodies will be on view through August 31\, 2021 at Spudnik Press\, 1821 W. Hubbard Street\, Suite 302\, Chicago\, IL 60622. \nVisitors can make an appointment by emailing info@spudnikpress.org. Please include the date and time you would like to visit\, and number of people in your party. We are typically able to accommodate visits between 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Monday – Saturday and occasional weeknights. \n\nThis event is for everyone! ASR closed captions will be available. If you require another access service to fully participate or have any questions about accessibility\, please contact Angee Lennard at angee@spudnikpress.org. To ensure the best experience\, please try to contact us at your soonest convenience.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/waterbodies-virtual-reception-artist-talk/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210721T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210721T203000
DTSTAMP:20260824T123221
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL]: Paper Cut Arts
DESCRIPTION:This July\, our Drink & Draw projects dedicated to all the leftover fragments\, or “chads”. First\, we’ll put to use all the excess bits and pieces from other projects. Then\, we’ll replenish our paper remnants by trying out the art of papercutting. \nGuest Artist: Yang Pulongbarit-Cuevo\nThe art of paper cutting has been practiced around the globe for over a thousand years\, from the Philippines to Mexico to Switzerland. The art form is recognized for its intricate designs and illustrations cut from a single sheet of paper. \nYang Pulongbarit-Cuevo has been cutting paper for many years and is best known for her intricate maps and personalized text-based designs. Yang will share some of her favorite projects in order to help us design our own image using only the positive and negative space of a single sheet of paper.  \nWe will practice some basic knife skills with an introductory project. Then everyone will move on to create a greeting card\, an ornament\, or a mini poster. After getting comfortable with the process\, Yang will demonstrate a variety of ways to build images with multiple layers\, mount your creation\, and use a background color to give your design some attitude. \nFor the printmakers in our midst\, these hand cut artworks can double as a stencil for screen printing\, pressure printing\, and risography!\n \nSuggested Materials: \n\nPencil and eraser\nSturdy paper* (multiple colors preferred)\nCutting mat (or other board you can cut on)\nx-acto knife\nTape\, preferably double sided foam tape\nboard or thick paper for mounting onto (old prints can work great!)\n\n*Standard or thin paper will work better than heavy paper like bristol board.  \nOptional Materials:\n\nGlue or modge podge (if tape not available)\nBlank greeting card\nTwine or string to make an ornament\n\nZoom Meeting ID: 97834430647\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome. Each event features a guest artist and a project that uses minimal supplies. Don’t have all the materials? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \n$15 Suggested Donation: Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) or donate on the website.  \n\nThis event is for everyone! ASR closed captions will be available. If you require another access service to fully participate or have any questions about accessibility\, please contact Angee Lennard at angee@spudnikpress.org. To ensure the best experience\, please try to contact us at your soonest convenience.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-paper-cut-arts/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210804T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210804T203000
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL]: Character Creation
DESCRIPTION:This August\,  Drink & Draw explores puppets! First we’ll develop characters for our puppets through a rapid fire doodle event. Then\, we’ll bring these character designs to life as paper puppets. \nGuest Artist: Logan Kruidenier\nLogan Kruidenier has led various “Doodle Jams” throughout the city inspired by his daily practice of making quick drawings on post-it notes. This practice has become an essential part of his day and brings fresh ideas and new compositions to his art. \nEvery story needs a compelling character. Doodle your cast of puppets into creation through a rapid set of prompt-driven drawing exercises designed to help you get free and wacky with your ideas as you think about interesting personality traits\, back stories\, physical features\, and how these might manifest as striking silhouettes. Join us with your beverage of choice  for a fun mid-week break in your routine. And if your doodles are begging to be brought to life\, come back for part two on August 18th! \nSuggested Materials:\n\nPost-it notes or loose pieces of paper\nDrawing tools like pencils\, pens or sharpies\n\nZoom Meeting ID: 84382223670\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome. Each event features a guest artist and a project that uses minimal supplies. Don’t have all the materials? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \n$15 Suggested Donation: Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) or donate on the website.  \n\nThis event is for everyone! ASR closed captions will be available. If you require another access service to fully participate or have any questions about accessibility\, please contact Angee Lennard at angee@spudnikpress.org. To ensure the best experience\, please try to contact us at your soonest convenience.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-character-creation/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210818T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210818T203000
DTSTAMP:20260824T123221
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL]: Paper Puppets
DESCRIPTION:This August\,  Drink & Draw explores puppets! First we’ll develop characters for our puppets through a rapid fire doodle event. Then\, we’ll bring these character designs to life as paper puppets. \nGuest Artist: Myra Su\nAs one of the oldest forms of puppetry\, paper and shadow puppets have delighted and entertained for hundreds of years. Myra Su will be walking us through engineering expressive paper puppets using everyday recycled materials. She will be sharing techniques from her many years as a touring puppeteer with Manual Cinema\, as well as from her most recent puppet film\, GOODNIGHT SHADOW\, that features articulated paper doll-like puppets. Together\, we’ll explore both shadow puppets that focus on expressive silhouettes as well as paper puppets with hand drawn features.  \nJoin us  for this fun mid-week break to build your own cast of characters for a magical at home shadow play. Need help developing a compelling character? Attend our  August 4th Drink & Draw to turn your doodles into one-of-a-kind protagonists. \nSuggested Materials:\n\nFloral wire\, twist ties or paperclips\nPapers or cardstock\nCutting mat\nScissors and/or X-acto knives\nTape\nAny drawing material (pencils\, colored pencils\, markers\, etc.)\n\nOptional Materials:\n\nBamboo skewers or chopsticks\nFlashlight\, desk lamp\, or cell phone with a flash\nPush pins\nPliers\n\nZoom Meeting ID: 86581833384\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome. Each event features a guest artist and a project that uses minimal supplies. Don’t have all the materials? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \n$15 Suggested Donation: Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) or donate on the website.  \n\nThis event is for everyone! ASR closed captions will be available. If you require another access service to fully participate or have any questions about accessibility\, please contact Angee Lennard at angee@spudnikpress.org. To ensure the best experience\, please try to contact us at your soonest convenience.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-paper-puppets/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210825T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210825T193000
DTSTAMP:20260824T123221
CREATED:20210723T164630Z
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SUMMARY:2021 Annual Member Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Our Annual Member Meeting brings together our community of members to provide feedback and guidance for our organization while being able to meet and learn from each other. \nThis is also when our members meet the nominations for our Board of Directors\, both new nominees and those up for re-election. Our board is a committee of generous supporters who work hard to ensure our long-term health and that we remain vigilantly work towards our mission. (The ballot will be shared electronically during the virtual gathering.) \nMembers will automatically be emailed an invitation with the zoom link. Members can also angee@spudnikpress.org to request the link.  \nThe Agenda: \n\nStaff Introductions & Announcements\nMeet our prospective new Board Members; Board member voting\nMember Announcements\nMember Skill Share (Artist & skill TBA)\n\nAre you interested but not a member? Become a Spudnik Press member!\n \nThe Board of Directors Ballot\nHellen Colman (New Director)\nMathematician & Artist \nHolly Ekwejunor-Etchie (New Director)\nGlobal Operations Manager\, McDonald’s\nArtist \nAya Nakamura (New Director)\nArtist \nElizabeth Burke-Dain (Renewing Director\, Current Secretary)\nPrinciple\, Christenson Gray Media\, LLC\nArtist \nJanice Cho (Renewing Director – partial term through 12/31/21\, Current President)\nIndependent Design Consultant & Artist
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/2021-annual-member-meeting/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210902T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210902T200000
DTSTAMP:20260824T123221
CREATED:20210812T131222Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210907T174119Z
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SUMMARY:Member Mixer: Meet the Staff & Board
DESCRIPTION:Join our staff and board for a casual low-key gathering to allow our staff\, board of directors\, and our wonderful community of members to reconnect or meet for the first time. Spudnik Press Cooperative will provide beverages\, tacos\, and tunes! \nThe mixer will be hosted outdoors in our parking lot (with a rain plan of moving to the loading dock). At 7:00 p.m.\, we’ll introduce our staff and board of directors and share some goals for the upcoming year. \nThe studio will be open for visits\, and we encourage members who haven’t seen our beautiful studio renovations to take a tour! \nRSVPs are Encouraged\n(We don’t want to run out of tacos!)
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/member-mixer-meet-the-staff-board/
LOCATION:Spudnik Press Cooperative\, 1821 West Hubbard\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210914T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210914T200000
DTSTAMP:20260824T123221
CREATED:20210901T124943Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220816T201534Z
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SUMMARY:Diasporic Foodways + Remembrance: Participatory Artist Talk with Alexandra Antoine
DESCRIPTION:Resident Artist Alexandra Antoine will present the research and inspiration behind her practice that has led her down the path of culinary anthropology. In her artist talk\, she will discuss her new set of collages screenprinted during her residency entitled “i followed the drinking gourd and it led me to myself/love/healing/community.” \nPart artist talk and part participatory conversation\, Alexandra will also lead a group conversation that examines how the foods that are important to us can be used as tools to help navigate our future paths. Attendees are encouraged to come with a food in mind that they love or have deep memories of\, as Alexandra will lead an exercise rooted in how she started her current line of research in culinary anthropology. \nSpudnik’s Program Lead\, Grace Makuch\, will moderate a Q&A following the participatory artist talk where guests will be encouraged to share their questions. \nAlexandra Antoine is an interdisciplinary visual artist and cultural apprentice based in Chicago\, IL. Her work acknowledges the influences of her Haitian culture and interest in portraiture\, food\, farming and physical labor in traditional artistic practices of the African diaspora. She honors the different forms and functions of her work in the process of her vision coming into fruition. She received her Bachelors in Fine Arts and Arts Education from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her work has been exhibited widely throughout Chicago\, IL and is also part of the Arts in Embassies program in the U.S. Embassy in Port-au-Prince\, Haiti. \nZoom Meeting ID: 835 9517 2176\nThis event is for everyone! ASR closed captions will be available. If you require another access service to fully participate or have any questions about accessibility\, please contact Angee Lennard at angee@spudnikpress.org. To ensure the best experience\, please try to contact us at your soonest convenience.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/diasporic-foodways-remembrance-participatory-artist-talk-with-alexandra-antoine/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Artist Resident Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210915T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210915T203000
DTSTAMP:20260824T123221
CREATED:20210903T194115Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210917T171513Z
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw [VIRTUAL]: Rococo: Wearable Renditions
DESCRIPTION:This September\, Drink & Draw explores Rococo! We will be working through modern renditions of this artistic style featuring the classic elements of nature and floral patterns depicted through soft colors and curvy\, botanical shapes.  \nGuest Artist: Grace Makuch\nOriginating in France during the 1730s\, Rococo was an artistic style that sought to push the boundaries of the formal and geometric decorative style during that time. As an homage to that exceptionally ornamental style\, Grace Makuch will walk us through a modern approach to Rococo by applying it’s whimsical design to clothing. For this event\, she will be sharing the ornamental\, abstracted elements of her artist practice by cutting out botanic shapes drawn on contact paper\, applying them to t-shirts\, and then bleaching those shapes into the fabric through bleach painting and drawing with bleach pens. Together\, we will create unique wearables inspired by the art of Rococo with a modern twist. \nSuggested Materials: \n\nBlank T-shirts or any article of clothing or fabric\nBleach and bleach Pens\n\n* Please work in a ventilated area due to bleach chemical fumes. \n\nPaintbrushes\nContact Paper\nCopy Paper\nX-acto knife or scissors\nPlastic bag to protect surfaces from bleach\nRubber Gloves\n\nOptional Materials: \n\n3-D Fabric Paint\nFabric Markers\nReference images of anything strange you’ve taken a picture of on your phone.\nA short list of the weirdest dreams you’ve ever had 🙂\n\nZoom Meeting ID: 88157316840\n\nDrink & Draw [VIRTUAL] is a low-key drop-in workshop devoted to staying creative from home. There are no pretensions and newcomers are always welcome. Each event features a guest artist and a project that uses minimal supplies. Don’t have all the materials? Hosts will help you improvise. Find us on Zoom\, a free app for your phone or computer. And of course: BYOB!  \n$15 Suggested Donation: Pitch in to our Venmo Tip Jar (@spudnikpress) or donate on the website.  \n\nThis event is for everyone! ASR closed captions will be available. If you require another access service to fully participate or have any questions about accessibility\, please contact Angee Lennard at angee@spudnikpress.org. To ensure the best experience\, please try to contact us at your soonest convenience.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-virtual-rococo-wearable-renditions/
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210924
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210926
DTSTAMP:20260824T123221
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SUMMARY:West Town Art Walk
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, September 24\n5:00 -8:00 p.m.\nSaturday\, September 25\n12:00 -8:00 p.m.\nEstablished in 2011\, the West Town Art Walk is organized by the West Town Chamber of Commerce to celebrate the diverse artistic community in the West Town neighborhood of Chicago. The mission is to showcase West Town as a rich cultural hub that has much to offer residents\, visitors\, and business owners alike. Over the years West Town has become known as a thriving arts district with many galleries and home and garden design retailers. \nStop by to see our studio renovations\, learn about our organization\, browse our flat files\, meet Spudnik Press artists\, or sign up for a class. While you are here\, visit our creative neighbors throughout the building! \nParticipating Venues in the 1821 Hubbard Street Lofts:\n\nSpudnik Press Coopertive (Suite 302)\nLatitude Chicago (Suite 207)\nFilter Photo (Suite 207)\nCusic Photography (Suite 304)\n\nNEW this year: There will be FREE Pedicabs to assist patrons to tour the area & the Hubbard Street Lofts is the Southern Headquarters for the Art Walk. \n\nCovid Precautions: Guests will check in at an outdoor welcome table where volunteers will help manage capacity limitations throughout the various spaces. Spudnik Press Cooperative has a limited capacity of 12 visitors at a time. Masks are required throughout the Hubbard Street Lofts.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/west-town-art-walk/
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