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PARTICIPANTS
One
weekend only, October 4 & 5, 2008…
in conjunction with Chicago’s Department of Cultural Affairs’
Chicago Artists’ Month, we are proud to present the
FULTON ARTS WALK!
Join us for 2 exciting afternoons
- from 12 am to 5 pm -
touring the galleries and artists’ studios of the ever-surprising
Fulton Market District!
Immerse
yourself in our world of paintings, sculpture, photography, design...
and let‘s not forget the performing arts! Multiple
venues will feature gallery talks, panel discussions, demonstrations,
and artists’ painting LIVE in the galleries!
Check
Right Below for the Schedule of live events
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Please
check back...for updates and additions !
| noon
- 4 p.m. |
| Events Sunday, October 5, 2008 |
| noon
- 4 p.m. |
| Events Throughout October |
| October
18 @ noon ----Kasia Kay Art Projects ----ARTIST TALK - Duncan Anderson ----“Hanging it up” (embracing my irrelevance: ----a catastrophic misunderstanding of “us”) |
or email or call 312.243.2780 if you have questions
or want to be added to the mailing list!
www.explorefultonmarket.com
PARTICIPANTS include:
1
FLATFILE galleries
217 N Carpenter
312.491.1190
www.flatfilegalleries.com
FOTOWERK
2008 (group show)
Cleveland Dean in INTERPRETABLE CHAOS
2
Building Stage Theater
412 N Carpenter
312.491.1369
www.buildingstage.com
Photography
of Michael Brosilow
Also
a collection of fine art works created by some of Chicago’s most
talented young scenic, lighting, and costume designers. Both collections
take the theatrical work of these artists as a starting point and move
on to explore their range of artistic interests and visions
The
Building Stage has earned a reputation for having one of the strongest
visual aesthetics in Chicago's Off-Loop theater scene. Their "gorgeously
spare productions have a sleek, industrial-loft sort of beauty
that, like modern art, conveys meaning through sheer line."
The company’s latest creation, a unique adaptation of the
classic vampire myth Dracula in a production
inspired by silent films and graphic novels |
3
Kasia Kay Art Projects Gallery
1044 W Fulton
312.492.8828
www.kasiakayartprojects.com
Duncan Anderson - "Hanging it up" (embracing my irrelevance: a catastrophic misunderstanding of "us")
4
Function + Art
1046 W Fulton
312.243.2780
www.functionart.com
Renee
Robbins, “Metaphoric Landscapes”
Greg Milne, “411”
5
PRISM Contemporary
1048 W Fulton
312.243.4885
www.prismcontemporary.com
Blown glass by artist Michael Angelo Menconi
6
Linda Warren Gallery
1052 W Fulton
312.432.9500
www.lindawarrengallery.com
A Great Daydream is an interactive installation and sculpture that metaphorically breaks down each phrase of the Declaration of Independence to demonstrate our Nation's ability to create and/or destroy our own freedoms.
7
Morlen Sinoway Atelier
1052 W Fulton
312.432.0100
www.morlensinoway.com
Installation in our front window by Michael Thompson and Lucy Slivinski
8
Basia Frossard
1101 W Fulton
312.226.5321
www.basiafrossard.com
Clothing
and drapery samples
We will be taking orders for beautiful scarves from India as well as selling
some of our sample clothing pieces during the walk.
9
Black Walnut Gallery
220 N Aberdeen
312.286.2307
www.blackwalnutgallery.com
Robert
Wayner, “Forgotten Giant:
Remembering the Vision of Leo Tolstoy.”
10
Pivot @ Brickermade
1101 W Fulton
www.pivotboutique.com
Exhibition at: 1109 W. Fulton
www.brickermade.com
312.243.4754
MoSS:
Museum of Sustainable Style curated by Pivot
At Brickermade,
1109 West Fulton Market
Featuring local fashion and furniture designers' sustainable works
11
rowlandcontemporary
1118 W Fulton
312.421.6275
www.rowlandcontemporary.com
The
Franks, multimedia installation
“An Improbable Coincidence of Wants”
12
Jupiter Outpost
1139 W Fulton
312.226.5768
www.jupiteroutpost.com
Have lunch and/or coffee surrounded by Chicago Fine Art
13
Mars Gallery
1139 W Fulton
312.226.7808
www.marsgallery.com
Featuring
Chicago artist Joe Morris
original paintings
14
Chicago Sculpture Works
1510 W Fulton
312.733.2468
www.chicagosculptureworks.com
Sculpture by Jim Brenner, Ben Brandt, Jolanta Pawlak, Jacob Worley-Hood, James Payne.
| Chicago
Sculpture Works facilitates a creative exchange amongst the
artists and with the community. Founded by sculptor Jim Brenner, the
collective of working artists seeks to support the mechanics of producing
art through shared equipment, promotions, and knowledge.
Each member
of Chicago Sculpture Works has a private studio plus access to a
common work area with tools, and equipment. Artists are promoted
through studio publicity efforts as well as group exhibition opportunities. |
15
Bess & Loie
1015 W Lake
312.226.2247
www.bessandloie.com
Theresa
Buffo, owner & designer,
Bocue,
handmade handbags & accessories
16
Packer Schopf Gallery
942 W Lake
312.226.8984
www.packergallery.com
Michael
Dinges – Dead Reckoning Engraved Mac Laptops and New Work from the
Kohler Arts/Industry Residency Program
Steve Carrelli – Letters from the Storm
Painting
17
Penny & Gentle
900 W Lake
312.432.1452
Representational
Fine Art
18
Green Home Chicago
213 N Morgan, Suite 1-D
312.432.9400
www.ghcdesigncenter.com
Fine Art by KS Rives
19
Breslow Sculpture Studio
and Gallery
1015 W Fulton
312.526.3700
www.breslowsculpture.com
Sculptural work by Jeff Breslow himself!