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SUMMARY:June 2012 Drink & Draw: Surrealist Games
DESCRIPTION:We’ve dug up some great surrealist games\, such as exquisite corpse\, automatic drawing\, frottage\, decalomania\, and coulage. We aim to channel the spirits of Brenton\, Duchamp\, Aragon\, and others! \nIt is Michelle Mashon’s last night as Drink & Draw’s coordinator\, before she heads off to Baton Rouge. Michelle has ran Drink & Draw as far back as 2009 when we just moved to our first commercial space. Let’s send her off with a warm Spudnik toast! \nDrink and Draw is our monthly night devoted to drawing practices. There’s no teacher and no pretensions. We provide a theme for the evening and some booze. Please come\, bring paper and bring your friends while you are at it.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/june-2012-drink-draw-surrealist-games/
LOCATION:The Annex @ Spudnik\, 1821 West Hubbard\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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SUMMARY:Growth / Street Puzzles Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Juried by Jeannette Tremblay and Alison Kleiman\nFeaturing work by: Catherine Sollman\, Courtney Sennish\, Inah Choe\, Julie Cowan\, Malikah Fernandez\, Peter Lutz\, Elizabeth Kennedy\, and a collaborative piece by Sean McKay and Pablo Philipps.\n+Street Puzzles\nBy Victoria Martinez\nOn view in The Annex\, Spudnik’s newly opened gallery and collaborative workspace\, will be a juried exhibition entitled “Growth” as well as new work from Spudnik’s recent Artist in Residence\, Victoria Martinez. \nIn honor of their recent addition of The Annex (the third expansion in as many years!) Spudnik released an open call on the theme of growth. This exhibition takes a close look at the idea of metamorphosis in all its forms and celebrates exceptional work in the field of printmedia. \nThe nine artists represented in this exhibition speak to the theme of growth in many ways\, literally and figuratively – a change in size\, number\, significance\, maturation\, development\, or identity. Growth artists include: Catherine Sollman (Chicago)\, Courtney Sennish (Providence\, RI) \, Inah Choe (Chicago)\, Julie Cowan (Evanston)\, Malikah Fernandez (Chicago)\, Elizabeth Kennedy (Chicago)\, Peter Lutz (Providence\, RI)\, and a collaborative piece by Sean McKay (Chicago) and Pablo Philipps (St. Louis). \nGrowth was juried by Jeannette Tremblay\, of the Hyde Park Art Center\, and Alison Kleiman\, of the DePaul Art Museum. Kleiman also serves as the Vice President of the Spudnik Press Board of Directors. \nSimultaneously on view is work produced by Spudnik Artist in Residence\, Victoria Martinez. Martinez\, who lives and works in Chicago\, has created an edition of vibrant screenprints on paper. During her residency she created work based on the trips between her Pilsen apartment and Spudnik Press in the Ukrainian Village. Inspired by text\, found objects and urban detritus\, Martinez created ephemeral collages that give a second life and greater meaning to previously discarded materials.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/growth-street-puzzles-exhibition/
LOCATION:The Annex @ Spudnik\, 1821 West Hubbard\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
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