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SUMMARY:The Suffragette Social:  A Benefit for Spudnik Press Cooperative
DESCRIPTION:United We Print!\nSaturday\, October 1\, 2016\n7:00 pm – 10:00 pm\n6:00 pm Artists Reception\n$75 VIP Admission\n$35 General Admission\n\n Browse Online Art Preview | Download PDF Preview \nChannel your rabble-rousing inclinations\nfor an evening of art\, appetizers and advocacy.\nDive in to the world of printmaking–\nthe original delivery of revolutionary ideas. \nIndulge in the bounty of the silent auction–over 30 original fine art prints created within the Spudnik Press Printshop.\nCast your vote with your bid. Join the movement. \nArt for All.\nInspired by the democratic and\, at times\, subversive nature or printmaking\, The Suffragette Social celebrates printmaking’s roots as an agent for social and political change. Embracing an activist spirit\, Spudnik Press transforms its walls to create a fete that explores the area where art meets advocacy and where participation generates change. A glittering and lively event\, The Suffragette Social promises the energy of a rally\, the spread of a fine cocktail affair\, and art to rival your favorite gallery. \nNew Editions by 5 Women Artists:\nMichelle Grabner | Edra Soto | Alice Tippit | Betsy Odom | Cheryl Pope \nNew Monoprints by:\nHannah Batsel | Lilli Carré | Vanessa Della Morte | Leslie Baum | Mark Booth  | David Downs | Carla Fisher Schwartz | Rachel E Foster | Rami George | Karolina Gnatowski | Magalie Guerin | Richard Hull | Jaclyn Jacunski | Dutes Miller | Jeroen Nelemans | Paul Nudd | B Ingrid Olson | Jason Pallas | Colin Palombi | Claire Pentecost | Joey Potts | Nicolette Ross | Veronica Siehl | Kim Skalinder | Stephen Skalinder | Raychel Steinbach Lauen and more…\nPlus Artworks by:\nElijah Burgher | Lisa Vinebaum | Anne Wilson | Iris Bernblum | Megan Greene | Jen Delos Reyes | Stan Shellabarger\nGifts & Wares from:\n A Red Orchid Theatre\, Art+Science\, Empty Bottle\, Fleur Boutique\, Lula Cafe\, Lyric Opera\, Metropolis Coffee\, Metropolitan Brewing\, Museum of Contemporary Art\, New Wave Coffee\, Norman Leigh Designs\, Rocky+Luella\, Sprout Home\, Tatine Candles\, Templeton Rye\, Tusk\, Wolfbait & B Girls\, Zen Yoga Garage and more…\nMusic by:\nDJ Tess of Slo ‘Mo\nMore Details:\nSpudnik Press Proudly Announces New 2016 Editions: Prints by Women Artists\nRead the complete Press Release\nBrowse Online Art Preview \n\n \n\nPowered by Eventbrite\n\n With thanks to our event sponsors: \n              & Pan Hellenic Bakery\nWant a postcard? Send your mailing address to jessica@spudnikpress.org!
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LOCATION:Spudnik Press Cooperative\, 1821 West Hubbard\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
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SUMMARY:Drink & Draw: October 2016– Sticky Politics
DESCRIPTION:With the November elections quickly approaching\, Spudnik Press invites you to unite your political passions with your creative genius by joining us for an evening of art-making and advocacy. At this particular Drink & Draw we will provide plenty of STICKER PAPER for you to draw on! \nIn collaboration with our guest artists- Darryl Holliday\, E.N. Rodriguez\, and Jamie Hibdon of Illustrated Press- Spudnik will create a friendly environment for all to discuss and express their desires for change through mark-making. We’ll stock the studio with a variety of drawing materials and paper choices–including sticker paper–however\, guests are more than welcome to bring personal materials to use and share. \nNot interested in politics? No worries – come prepared to doodle whatever you like! \nIllustrated Press is a multimedia production collective specializing in illustrated journalism and other storytelling endeavors. The Chicago-based group of professional journalists and illustrators fuses narrative non-fiction with shoe-leather reportage\, all set to finely tuned sequential art. \nDrink and Draw is a low-key drop-in social workshop devoted to drawing practices. There are no pretensions\, no prerequisites\, and newcomers are always welcome. Bring a sketchbook and basic drawing materials\, and invite your friends! Drink & Draw occurs the first Wednesday of every other month and features a special theme and a guest artist. Admission to Drink & Draw is a $10 suggested donation. The event is BYOB\, but we do have some wine and beer available with a donation.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/drink-draw-october-2016-sticker-time/
LOCATION:Spudnik Press Cooperative\, 1821 West Hubbard\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
CATEGORIES:Drink and Draw
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SUMMARY:Hubbard Street Lofts Annual Open House
DESCRIPTION:Gathered together in a loft building just around the corner from the Grand Avenue and Wood Street intersection are a collection of Chicago’s most talented creative artists\, designers\, organizations and galleries. Spudnik Press\, Johalla Projects\, Filter Space\, Platform Studios\, The Post Family\, Latitude\, Low Res\, Almost Gold\, Fulton Street Collective\, Tsubo\, and many others are opening their doors for their annual night of community delight. \nInside these hidden gems lie art exhibitions and design projects at the forefront of contemporary practice. Have a behind-the-scenes look at local art studios plus other brilliant spaces all under one large roof. The party continues in the Low Res suite with a DJ and other assorted delights. \nArt\, Music\, Food Trucks\, Refreshments\, OH MY! \nFeaturing:\nSpudnik Press Cooperative\nFilter Space\nJohalla Projects\nPlatform Studios\nLatitude Chicago\nThe Post Family\nLow Res\nAlmost Gold\nFulton Street Collective\nTsubo Salon\nIt’s Oksana\nDoug Fogelson Studio\nMake Luft\nGerda Meyer Bernstein\nPlus the Tamale Spaceship Food Truck! \nWant to help out? Sign up to volunteer to help out at the Spudnik Press Cooperative Member Art Market taking place during the Open House!  \nSpace Details:\n#302: Spudnik Press Cooperative \nSpudnik Press Cooperative\, a non-profit printmaking studio that represents over 150 Chicago artists\, presents a one-night market featuring cards\, handmade books\, home goods\, apparel\, wall hangings and more by some of Chicago’s best up-and-coming artists. \nEven those not in the market for affordable local art should stop by the studio to check out the vibrant artist cooperative and Spudnik’s unique collection of presses that date as far back as the early 1900’s.  \n#201: Tsubo Salon \nTsubo Salon offers hair services to a diverse clientele. Known for its simplistic and holisitc space\, Tsubo strives to set itself from other salons by approaching whole beauty in an understated way.  \n#207: Filter Space \nPower and Politics is curated from an open call for work by Barbara Tannenbaum\, Curator of Photography at the Cleveland Museum of Art. This collective exhibition is inspired by contemporary political climates in all areas of the world\, and features photographers who address the myriad aspects of political systems their photographic practices. \nOn the Shelf is an exhibition of photo books juried by Kelli Connell\, photographer\, co-founder of SKYLARK Editions and Professor of Photography at Columbia College Chicago. Artists selected for this exhibition created compelling photo books that are self-published\, handmade or commercially published. The photo book creates a more intimate space for photographs\, and fully immerses viewers in its delicate presentation. \nFilter Photo is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization based in Chicago\, Illinois. Filter Photo’s mission is two-fold: first\, to serve and support the photographic communities of Chicago and the Midwest; and second\, to highlight Chicago as a vital center of the national photographic community.  In addition to the annual Filter Photo Festival held each autumn\,  Filter Photo also runs Filter Space\, a permanent gallery and project space for social\, educational\, and professional development activities\, including exhibitions\, workshops\, and lectures. \n#210: The Post Family \nThe Post Family is an arts incubator that organizes workshops\, lectures\, and residencies with design industry leaders in Chicago. The studio hosts experiences that create visibility for community practices and regularly connects with contributors for media development projects that promote critical dialogue. \n#304: Platform Studios \nPlatform Studios is an artists collective featuring traditional and digital media including painting\, illustration\, printing\, and graphic design. We also offer our long-running figure drawing sessions twice a week\, Wednesday and Thursday evenings\, 7pm-930pm\, open to everyone. \n#307: Fulton Street Collective \n#209: Johalla Projects \nStephen Eichhorn: Closed Garden\nSeptember 9\, 2016 — October 16\, 2016 \n#207: Latitude Chicago \nLatitude will host open lab tours and a mixer in the space. Latitude staff will be available to hand out info on the lab.  \nLATITUDE is a volunteer-run\, 501(c)(3) organization. We maintain a digital DIY lab and Service Bureau with high-end scanning and printing equipment\, operate an artist in residence program\, and organize ongoing arts programming. \n#203: Low Res \nLow Res was created to amplify creativity and build community\, while helping some of our favorite brands do the same. We’re a creative agency\, event space and hub for creatives\, all housed in a space that was built around our mission. \n#202: Almost Gold \nAlmost Gold is a design-driven production company that specializes in creating commercial content with expertise ranging from large scale productions to VFX and Motion Graphics.  \n#308: It’s Oksana \n“It’s Oksana” textile design studio offers a wide selection of window coverings\, bedding and soft goods. With 15 years of experience\, we are constantly looking for innovation in the industry that allow us to develop the best solution for your design\, not only aesthetically\, but also helping you with selecting the best window products based on functionality and your budget. \n#208: Doug Fogelson Studio & SK Design Group \nDoug Fogelson Studio: Contemporary photographic art studio will have works on display.\nSK Design Group: Globally minded Chicago based interior designers. \n#205: Folia Loft \nFolia Loft is the home of Stephanie Bassos Photography\, M. Lindsay Photography\, The Foxglove Studio and Make Luft\, specializing in photography\, florals and art installations respectively.  Come by their studio\, check out some work and have a drink with these women owned businesses. \n1st Floor: Gerda Meyer Bernstein \nGerda Meyer Bernstein is an internationally known Chicago-based artist who addresses thorny global issues. Her previous exhibitions include “Witness & Legacy\,” a traveling museum exhibition; The Alternative Museum in New York City\, The Spertus Museum and Cultural Center in Chicago; “Passages” at the Ellis Island Immigration Museum; and at the New Berliner Kunstverein\, Berlin\, Germany.
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/hubbard-street-lofts-annual-open-house/
LOCATION:Hubbard Street Lofts\, 1821 W Hubbard\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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SUMMARY:Spudnik Press Cooperative Member Art Market
DESCRIPTION:Presented in conjunction with:\nHUBBARD STREET LOFTS ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE\nFree to Attend \nSpudnik Press Cooperative\, a non-profit printmaking studio that represents over 150 Chicago artists\, presents a one-night market featuring cards\, handmade books\, home goods\, apparel\, wall hangings and more by some of Chicago’s best up-and-coming artists: \nMOON | Moon Bang\nPerfectly Acceptable Press | Matt Davis\nGenevieve DeVille\nrovePrints | Alexandra DiVito\nRachel Foster\nMargaret Hitch\nBlac Lotus Artisan Collective | Germaine Jordan\nDana M Johnson Artwork\nAlex Kostiw\nLogan Kruidenier\nCarrie Lingscheit\nAlyssa Martinez\nMichelle Miller\nDevin Owsley-Aquilia\nChloë Perkis\nDesign by Angelika\nHello Paper Co. | Jill Ruzicka\nParita Shah\nCurrent Location Letterpress & Curiosities | Raychel Steinbach Lauen\nBetsy Stout\n \nWant to help out? Sign up to volunteer!
URL:https://www.spudnikpress.org/event/spudnik-press-cooperative-member-art-market/
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