Miguel Guzman’s Studio. Gary Lehman talking to Miguel.Miguel Guzman’s Studio.Michael Bolsingas studio.Michael Bolsingas studio. Gary Lehman talking with Mike.Mary Ellen Croteau’s studio. Recently finish Tsunami piece.Mary Ellen Croteau’s studio. Tracy Kostenbader and Mary Ellen.Mary Ellen Croteau’s studio. Mary Ellen Croteau’s studio. An rainbow of plastic caps.
Alexandra Lee’s studio.
AnySquared and G-Studio had several recent studio visits with a few of the amazing area artists participating in our exciting SALVAGE exhibit upcoming in June at The Plant. We are looking forward to meeting with the other artists soon!
SALVAGE Opening June 21, 2014 from 3:30-8pm* The Plant, 1400 West 46th Street On Display June 21-October 19, 2014
Through paintings, photo-based works, and site-specific installations, the SALVAGE exhibition explores the metamorphosis of materials, objects, and/or concepts into a new means. Each exhibiting artist reinvents and reinterprets materials or concepts within their practice. All are stimulated by the notion of transformation. Each of artists’ works express varying visions of “Salvage” through conceptual methods, aesthetic tools, and/or through reuse of physical materials. | visit exhibit page
Presented by AnySquared and Lake Paradise, the PPPM exhibit showcased new work by:Whitney Allen, Zachary Hart Baker, Russ Calderwood, Wesley Crusher, Angela Davis Fegan, Antonia Gustaitis, Jenn Grossman, Hannah Harris, Melanie Kasten, Tracy Kostenbader, Matthew John Mcwilliams, Tom Owens, Erin Schiller, Ryan Sullivan, Brett Swinney, David Uthus, Alia Walston, and Joy Whalen. Opening featured live music by Tholian Web and Roland Potions.
The PPPM artists were challenged to produce new work outside their usual practice and encouraged to have fun beyond their own boxes. The PPPM exhibit displayed the multi-media results from each artists’ experiments.
The PPPM artists were challenged to produce new work outside their usual practice and encouraged to have fun outside their own boxes. The PPPM exhibit displays the multi-media results from each artists’ experiments.
Additional Viewing Hours by
Appointment Through March
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Also check out AnySquared friends reading in Logan Square:
Triple Play!
Thursday March 21
6:30 p.m.
City Lit Books
2523 N. Kedzie, Chicago
Join Logan Square poet Richard Fox, with Jen Besemer and Robert McDonald, for a free reading at City Lit Books. Contact City Lit at 773-235-2523 with questions.
Make sure to check out all the exhibits that are also still on the display: the Art@Cole’s exhibit (2338 N Milwaukee), our MORSELS exhibit of Small works/Small Series at Township (2200 N. California) and our art installation exhibit at Threads Etc. — AnySquared
AnyPlace: Part of LIP (Life in Progress) an Art Series Examing ideas of “progress.” October 17—November 7, 2010
LIP was selected to be one of 12 Featured Program Series highlighted for Chicago Artists Month. AnyPlace interprets and explores definitions of “progress” as well as work that critiques or represents thoughts, ideas and visions that reference “progress.”
Matthew AvignoneCJ HungermanBecca BrownAlison GreenFrancisco RosadoJulie SulzenAlicia Forestall BoehmGabe Patti
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Kidney Donor Benefit for Local Artist Larry Green (4-8pm at Cole’s)
Couldn’t make it to the benefit? You can still help! A fund has been set up and donations can be sent to: Larry Green Benefit Fund, c/o Fifth Third Bank, 233 S. Wacker Drive 1st Floor, Chicago, IL 60606.
If you are interested in being a donor, please call Alexia Davis, Transplant Coordinator University of Illinois Chicago Medical: 312 996 7308.
For information email projects@anysquared.com AnySquared asked artists to explore definitions of progress, visions of progress, or critiques of “progress,” as well as how we progress (in our work, in our art, in our communities, as human beings, in the world, in the city, etc.). LIP showcases answers through two curated group art exhibitions, a video screening and … Read more
