Exhibitions
AnySquared Residency
AnySquared’s Residency Exhibit: “Because Art”
at the Hairpin Arts Center, 2810 North Milwaukee
On Display October 10-November 2
Gallery Hours Saturdays & Sundays, 1pm-4pm
Opening Reception Event
Friday, October 10, 6:30pm-10pm
- Featured Artists
Mike Bolsinga, Angela Davis Fegan,
Lewis Lain, and Tararchy (Tara Zanzig) - Exhibiting Artists
Bboy-B, Nathan Becka, Bianca Sarah Bova, Lexygius Calip, Nicole Cherry, Erik DeBat, Maria Dimashtein, Taylor Edin, Traci Fowler, Larry W. Green, Ivan Gutierrez, Jared Haberman, Gretchen Hasse, Alex Hovet, Laura Kurtenbach, Carlos J. Matallana, Joseph Mietus, Alejandro Ontiveros Robles, Alma Elaine Shoaf, Jennifer Small, Julie Sulzen, and Tamara Wasserman
AnySquared’s “Because Art” exhibit presents work that reveals the discourse between the art and the artist. Through installation, painting, drawing, photography, video, sculpture and mixed media, the exhibit explores approaches and techniques of art practice and how it is shaped through the process of self-identification.
The “Because Art” exhibit is a core part of AnySquared’s Residency at the Hairpin Arts Center running through mid-November. The exhibit is also in conjunction with the rollout of AnySquared’s online publication Because Art.
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AnySquared’s Residency
AnySquared was invited by Hairpin Arts Center to bring our programming to the Hairpin through a residency. We will be activating the space throughout our six week residency and encouraging artists and community participation with exhibitions, workshops, talks, artmaking studio days, “ART + Community” days, screenings, and more that engage people with art.
As our residency evolves, check the website for added events
AnySquared Projects thanks the Hairpin Arts Center and Gretchen Henninger for offering us
the opportunity to create the residency at their wonderful space.
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AnySquared Projects is an all-volunteer collaborative artistic network propelled by a deep sense of cooperation with artists, neighbors and the wider community. Our mission is to support, produce and promote collaborative projects that facilitate arts activities through inclusive participation. Our foundation is built upon the idea that we can do anything as long as we do ourselves and do it together.
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Call For Artists: Apply to “Because Art” Exhibit!
Deadline is Monday, September 8. AnySquared seeks visual art submissions in all media that reveal the discourse between the art and the artist for an exhibition at the Hairpin Arts Center The exhibit will explore approaches and techniques of art practice and how it is shaped through the process of self-identification. INSTRUCTIONS & SUBMISSION QUESTIONS: … Read more
Call for Proposals & Participation: ART+Community Days during AnySquared’s Residency at Hairpin
AnySquared Projects is seeking proposals and participation for ART + Community Days as part of our six-week residency at the Hairpin Arts Center. Artists, community members, and arts groups are invited to propose a workshop, presentation, art talk, meeting, demonstration, paint/draw session, class, or other event that encourages our community to engage in art, discuss arts … Read more
AnySquared News
Exhibits
- Saturdays Noon to 4pm – SALVAGE at The Plant
- Through October – Disrupted Domestic Dream at Cole’s
- Through Mid-September – Velodrome at Handlebar
Every Wednesday
3pm to 8pm
Artmaking Studio Days
Coming This Fall
AnySquared’s Residency at Hairpin
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Gabe Galloway, Handlebar Chicago
Gabe Galloway: Velodrome
On Display Through Mid-September
Art@Handlebar
2311 W. North Avenue | Chicago
A series of portraits and candid images, Gabe Galloway’s Velodrome documents the members of the Chicago Cuttin Crew between races at a bike racing facility in Northbrook, Illinois during the summer of 2014. In Velodrome, the members of the Cuttin Crew are depicted in their racing kits and by their cycling gear, enjoying the time they spend together engaging in an activity at which they excel. Velodrome depicts professionals at play, and the project addresses the relationship between vocation and avocation, the phenomenon of human thriving, and the ways in which our identities are informed by the things that we enjoy together.
Gabe Galloway is a film photographer practicing in Chicago and in Cleveland. Dedicated to black and white film photography and to traditional darkroom practices, Galloway specializes in portraits and in candid images of people. Galloway has taught in the photography department at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago since 2011.
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Disrupted Domestic Dream | Art@Cole’s #26
AnySquared’s Art@Cole’s #26:
Disrupted Domestic Dream
Reception: Sunday, September 7
from 4:30pm to 7:30pm
Cole’s Bar, 2338 N. Milwaukee
- See some art
- Grab a beer
- After 6pm, enjoy some art-viewing music by Foz the Hook.
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The work of Tararchy, Nathan Becka, and Jessica DeCoudres comes together to forge a “Disrupted Domestic Dream.” Using appropriated imagery and repurposed materials – some with pallets void of color, and some with vibrancy – all artists incite a dark deja vu. A blocked memory. A hazy recollection. A blacked out chunk of time. The feeling is very familiar, but something important is missing. Insert your consciousness into the absurd stream during the opening celebration on September 7. Make sense. Make merry. Make memories.
Reception followed by new Cole’s Chicago Cabaret.
Exhibit on display through November.
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AnySquared is a collaborative and artists network. Propelled by a deep sense of cooperation with fellow artists and neighbors, our mission is to encourage artists and artmaking, produce exhibits, organize events, and facilitate arts activities with the mutual support and participation of others. AnySquared’s all-volunteer members that continually seeks new collaborations. From the beginning, we have valued hands-on labor and function on the idea that we can do anything as long as we do ourselves and do it together.
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Artists of Chicago: AnySquared Co-Founder Tracy Kostenbader & SALVAGE Exhibit at The Plant
READ ARTICLE: Artists of Chicago: Tracy Kostenbader & SALVAGE Exhibit at The Plant Tracy Kostenbader in front of her “Triple Seat Production” (acrylic, charcoal, pencil, pastel, block print ink, water-soluble marker on 6 re-used canvases) at the opening event at the Salvage exhibit on June 21, 2014. See the full interview…