Angela Davis Fegan

Artist Angela Davis Fegan | Because Art Featured Artist | VIDEO

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Angela Davis Fegan, aka Lavender Menace, has been a longtime collaborator with AnySquared. We are pleased to share this video on her thoughts about her process and whether she considers herself an artist.  |  AngelaDavisFegan.com____ Angela Davis Fegan was a Featured Artist in AnySquared’s Fall 2014 Because Art Exhibition.

PPPM (Post Post Post Modernism)

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AnySquared & Lake Paradise present
PPPM
(Post Post Post Modernism)
See full Exhibition Page

Exhibit Opening Party
Friday March 15, 6-10pm
Lake Paradise, 600 North Albany Avenue, Chicago (map)

Showcases new works specifically created
for the PPPM multi-media exhibit by:

Opening event features live music by:

  • Tholian Web
  • Roland Potions
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.

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 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.

Current & Upcoming exhibitions | Art @ Cole’s

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______ Current Exhibition This week is the last week to check out work by Angela Davis Fegan through October 31. _______ Upcoming Exhibition HIP FOR ARTSTERS AT COLE’S by Fugscreens on Display November 6–December 3, 2011 Opening Reception: Monday, November 14 at 8pm Founded by Zissou Tasseff-Elenkoff, Fugscreens Studios is an independent silk screen studio … Read more

Angela Davis Fegan | Art @ Cole’s #13

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Art @ Cole’s #13

Angela Davis Fegan
September 8-October 31, 2011

My work explores notions of gender, ethnic identity and power. It depicts female subjects in imagined spaces or environments composed of urban exteriors, religious interiors, everyday objects and emotionally charged talismans. These spaces are fantastical elaborations on metropolitan existence and cathedrals that use historically/traditionally powerful iconography and symbolism. Placing these subjects in this context is meant to afford power in a representation style usually reserved for religious icons; thus affording them power without overt sexualization as objects. This process continues for me as I shift mediums and materials. The beginning of this body of work is heavily rooted in drawing and building up surfaces with dry materials and has now shifted to a larger scale, using markers and wet media. As a supplement to this work, I also create etchings and lithographs that correspond to some of the existing pieces. Currently I am questioning the role of everyday routine and objects in the creation and establishment of ceremony.   angeladavisfegan.com

Art@Coles is an AnySquared Project.