Little Bang, the Release Party
Posted by Erik | Filed under Events
Come to the Little Bang book release party & get lit.
On Sunday, December 14th at 7 PM, please join us at The Evanston Print and Paper Shop for a Little Bang release party. The book contains poetry, fiction, essays, and images from Stephen DeSantis, Jill Summers, Jen Blair, Brandon Graham, Benjamin Chandler, Erik Austin Deerly, Audrey Niffenegger, Lessa Bouchard, Matthew Aron, Elisabeth Long, Kevin L. Cuasay, Meredith R. Winer, Karol Shewmaker, Jen Thomas, Ken Gerleve, Marian Runk, and April Sheridan.
We’ll have copies of the book for sale, a raffle, some readings, and a few words about how Little Bang came to be. If you’ve never been to EPPS, it’s quite easy to get to, even on public transportation, but because it’s a nice walk from the el, you might want to consider a car pool. Directions can be found here.
Tags: book, literary, little bang, Poetry, release party
Breaking Away
Posted by Erik | Filed under Events
Host: Columbia InterArts – UIC Design MFA Candidates 07-08
Location: Gallery 37 Center for the Arts – CenterSpace Gallery 5th flr.
66 E. Randolph, Chicago, IL 60601 US
When: Friday, April 11, 6:00PM
BREAKING AWAY
graduate thesis work from
University of Illinois at Chicago Graphic Design & Columbia College Chicago Arts and Media & Book and Paper MFA candidates
Opening Reception
Friday, April 11th 2008
4 pm. – 11 pm.
runs from March 31st – April 14th
CenterSpace Gallery – 5th Floor
Gallery 37 Center for the Arts
66 E. Randolph
Chicago IL. 60601
Tags: chicago, chicago arts, columbia college chicago, gallery, gallery 37, opening, uic
Lost and Found
Posted by Erik | Filed under Events
Video narrative It’s All About Time exhibited October 29, 2007 – January 2, 2008. Hours: 9 am – 7 pm Monday – Thursday and 9 am – 5 pm on Friday.
Location: Hoken Annex, Columbia College Chicago, 623 S. Wabash, 1st Floor.
“Like the misplaced mitten or errant earring, each one of us eventually ends up at the lost and found. When we have been abandoned, cast away, forgotten, set free, moved on, we are confronted with a bleak universe. When we lose sight of the path, however, we are suddenly free to go whichever way we choose. Being at the lost and found is a moment of utmost distress, and at the same time, a place to begin again.”Lost and Found is curated by IMAGe Unit, a collective of the Columbia College Chicago Interdisciplinary Arts and Media MFA candidates dedicated to the principles of collaborative and individual creative excellence. IMAGe Unit invited Columbia students of all disciplines to submit works based upon the theme “lost and found.” The exhibition features a broad range of artworks from traditional photography to multimedia installation.
Tags: chicago, columbia college chicago, gallery, installation, multimedia installation, narrative, opening, stop-motion, time, Video
