Studio Day Wednesdays!
3pm to 8pm
AnyWhere Space, 2328 N. Milwaukee.
Drop in to AnySquared’s Weekly Artmaking Day:
We have painting, drawing and collage supplies here to share: You don’t have to bring anything unless you are working on a specific project.
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Weekly Studio Day Wednesdays!
Stop into our open studio from 3pm to 8pm.
Anywhere Space, 2328 N. Milwaukee.
Make something – only 3 more studio days left in 2013!
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Holiday Schedule:
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Make something! We Have Supplies!
Studio Day on Wednesdays!
3pm to 8pm
AnyWhere Space, 2328 N. Milwaukee.
Drop in to AnySquared’s Weekly Artmaking Day:
We have painting, drawing and collage supplies here to share: You don’t have to bring anything unless you are working on a specific project. Free.
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DECK THE HOLODECK
A Celebration of the Best, the Worst,
and the Blorst of Star Trek TNG
Sunday, December 1
at 6pm
Cole’s, 2338 N. Milwaukee
In honor of the upcoming holiday season, Cinema Minima presents Deck the Holodeck: A Celebration of the Best, the Worst and the Blorst of Star Trek TNG. The crew of the starship enterprise has encountered many exotic planets but few have come close to the range of excitement that is contained within the holodeck. Join us on December 1 and make sure to set phasers on fun!
Featuring:
11001001
The Big Goodbye
Elementary, Dear Data
Emergence
Hollow Pursuits
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Weekly Studio Day on Wednesdays!
Stop into our open studio from 3pm to 8pm.
Anywhere Space, 2328 N. Milwaukee.
Make something!
Always free.
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Art@Cole’s 23rd exhibit featuring the Peanut Gallery Artists
See article in LoganSquarist about the reception event!
On display Now
The Peanut Gallery is a space for creative collaboration, experimentation, exhibition and good, old-fashioned mingling. Our goal is to connect creative people with one another and nurture a vibrant, inclusive community, while encouraging questioning of established norms and general, good-spirited mischief. We believe that 10 minds are greater than one, and collaboration/ communication/ cooperation is the basis for progress.
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Drop-in for artmaking:
AnySquared’s Studio Day
Wednesdays from 3pm to 8pm
2328 N. Milwaukee, 2nd floor.
Always free.
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Make something! We Have Supplies!
Studio Day on Wednesdays!
3pm to 8pm
AnyWhere Space, 2328 N. Milwaukee.
Drop in to AnySquared’s Weekly Artmaking Day:
We have painting, drawing and collage supplies here to share: You don’t have to bring anything unless you are working on a specific project. Always free.
** By Lizbeth
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Call For Filmmakers
Time to Make Short Films
Make interpretations of 1 or more of the winning essays: any length under 5 min (30 sec/1 min/3 min, etc); any aesthetic, format, or translation; experimentation through film/video encouraged.
Deadline extended to Friday Nov 1st for submitting finished film(s). All Films can be dropped off or mailed to AnyWhere Space, 2328 N. Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, IL 60647. All films received by November 1st will be screened. projects@anysquared.com
See Full Rules for Film Submissions
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Announcing the Cinema Minima Winning Essays
1 Beverly Scott I Do But Do He
2 Brenton Harper-Murray Choke
3 Robert Castillo Robert and John Got Married
Thanks to all the other writers who participated in the Writers Event on October 6: Tucker Dryden, Rajiv Haque, Jim Markus, and Mackenzie Wilson. We had a great event on October 6th and the competition was close! We will be publishing their excellent submissions after October 20th.Gratitude to Tucker Dryden, Kelly Ahlfeld, Jessica Lynne Bright, Zachary Hart Baker and Chris Elam for performing, announcing, and taking us though the evening with style! A special shout out to Cole’s Bar for always supporting Cinema Minima and AnySquared!
See you in November. Make films!
Art@Cole’s 23rd exhibit featuring Peanut Gallery Artists
On display through November
Article in LoganSquarist about the event!
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FUN+ART
Sunday, October 27, 7pm-10pm
Cole’s Bar, 2338 N. Milwaukee, Chicago
Join AnySquared as we team up with the Sweater Kittens to celebrate our 23rd exhibit at Cole’s featuring Peanut Gallery Artists.
Reception for Art@Cole’s #23 featuring Peanut Gallery Artists
7pm | front room
Sweater Kittens Variety Hour
8pm | back room/stage***
Kick of Halloween week with some creeped-out comedy, games and prizes.
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Art@Cole’s exhibit includes Traci Hercher, Brandon Howe, Charlie Megna, and Kelly Reaves. The Peanut Gallery is a space for creative collaboration, experimentation, exhibition and good, old-fashioned mingling. Our goal is to connect creative people with one another and nurture a vibrant, inclusive community, while encouraging questioning of established norms and general, good-spirited mischief. We believe that 10 minds are greater than one, and collaboration/ communication/ cooperation is the basis for progress.
Traci Hercher | As a right-handed, left-eye dominant artist, I locate and examine incongruities in America. Working primarily in the medium of photography during a moment in which our lives are over-photographed, I purposely document the anomalies. I seek to accomplish this without exploiting photography’s most unique and valuable trait: its veracity. I am invested in the relationship between myself and my subjects, as well as that of my body and the apparatuses by which I arrest movement in the world. I strive for objectivity despite its elusiveness; each photograph answers the question, What would this look like if I were not here?
Brandon Howe | The work was generated spontaneously, with little or no forethought regarding the final image. Over time, consistencies reveal themselves and patterns emerge. I believe in this method of art-making as a means of channeling what cannot be consciously defined.
Charlie Megna | Heavily influenced by Eastern philosophy, Tribal rituals and American skate culture, my colorful gouache and gold-leaf paintings combine loaded, symbolic motifs with the banal, the humorous and the commonplace. In these tribe paintings we recognize glimpses of sacred ceremonies that feel familiar, but that expand with closer inspection into mystery and secrecy. In addition to the paintings, I create costumes, physical relics, writings of the tribes myths, symbols and so on to further realize this created world.
Kelly Reaves | My work embraces hedonism. It is my attempt at clarity while clumsily bobbing in a pool of indulgence, my slaphappy pursuit of an unclear reward, drunkenly driven by manic whims and lofty but fleeting notions. I want my work to appeal to our most basic human emotions through lurid visual cues and a visceral manipulation of materials. I try to elicit lewd thoughts with only paint strokes. Oil painting is an ostentatious pursuit, combined with vulgar party deco to indulge my cravings for salty men, greasy sandwiches and sticky messes.
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***The Sweater Kittens are Totally Ghoul!
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