ART IN THE YARD a pop-up art exhibit and sale by amy o. woodbury
saturday april 3rd 9am-5pm 1931 colfax street ART IN THE YARD paintings, collages and drawings by amy o. woodbury with prices starting at $20 http://www.amyowoodbury.com
Day of the Dead
Art Installation Day of the Dead (front yard art) by Teresa Parod, 2319 Thayer St., best seen after dark
Graduate Evanston Pop Up Event
Calling all art lovers! We’ve teamed up with Evanston Made to celebrate the opening of Graduate Evanston Hotel at 1625 Hinman Avenue and support our wonderful community of artists. Artists will be set up on the sidewalk space outside the front of our hotel. Come…
Local artists take on pandemic through artwork
Reposted from the Daily Northwestern. See original story here. Zoe Malin, Reporter April 6, 2020 Outside of her home, local artist Amanda Freund hangs a banner that reads “Thank you helpers.” It’s Freund’s way of expressing gratitude to those on the frontlines of the COVID-19…
Lisa talks to with artist Ted Glasoe, ambassador for Alliance for the Great Lakes
Listen to Lisa Degliantoni and Liz Cramer host a conversation with artist Ted Glasoe, ambassador for Alliance for the Great Lakes, to learn about the state of the Great Lakes. Listen at https://soundcloud.com/lisa-degliantoni “What are the major issues facing the Lakes’ health? What can be…
Three Faces of Sculpture at Space 900
Three artists, Sarah Chapman (jewelry), Steve Skinner (pottery) Darlys Ewoldt (metal sculpture) A common thread of interest in surface and detail relates their work. Saturday, March 7 – 10 am to 8:30 pm for First Saturdays Evanston Space 900 Gallery. 816 Dempster St Additional Hours: Friday…
Mudlark Theater presents “Concerning Foster”
The year is 1958 and the schools are still segregated in Evanston. The year is 1975 and a progressive laboratory school is about to leave the historically black neighborhood where it was a point of pride. The year is 2020 and diversity is the word…
Mudlark Theater presents “Concerning Foster”
The year is 1958 and the schools are still segregated in Evanston. The year is 1975 and a progressive laboratory school is about to leave the historically black neighborhood where it was a point of pride. The year is 2020 and diversity is the word…
Mudlark Theater presents “Concerning Foster”
The year is 1958 and the schools are still segregated in Evanston. The year is 1975 and a progressive laboratory school is about to leave the historically black neighborhood where it was a point of pride. The year is 2020 and diversity is the word…
Mudlark Theater presents “Concerning Foster”
The year is 1958 and the schools are still segregated in Evanston. The year is 1975 and a progressive laboratory school is about to leave the historically black neighborhood where it was a point of pride. The year is 2020 and diversity is the word…