11-3-04
Obama Takes Senate Seat in a Landslide
metal drawing
7" x 10"
2004 Edra Soto
starting bid $40
current bid $50 -
Odie Rynell Cash |
Edra
Soto
Edra Soto was born in Puerto Rico in 1971. In 1995 she received the Alfonso
Arana Fellowship to work in Paris, France for a year. In 1997 she moved
to Chicago to attend the Art Institute of Chicago where she obtained her
Masters degree in 2000. Her most recent presentations include a live performance
at El Museo del Barrio in New York, as part of the travelling show Don't
Call it Performance, curated by Paco Barragan. She having 2005 solo shows
at UIC Gallery 400 and at Polvo.
This image is part of her 2004 project "Ornamentos"
web site: www.edrasoto.com
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3
craters
mixed media
8" x 10"
Dianna Frid
starting bid $100 |
Dianna
Frid
Dianna Frid was born in Mexico City and since 1983 has lived in Canada
and the U.S. As an undergraduate, she studied Anthropology at Hampshire
College (Amherst, MA) before completing her BFA at the Art Institute of
Chicago. Dianna Frid has exhibited her work in Mexico, Canada, the U.S.,
Europe and Brazil. She was a Trustees Merit Scholar in the Fiber and Material
Studies Department at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago where
she completed her MFA (2003). Dianna Frid is Collegiate Assistant Professor
at the University of Chicago’s Midway Studios where she is a Harper-Schmidt
Fellow.
web site: Dianna
Frid
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the
kiss
photograph, 8" x 10"
framed
Herb Nolan
starting bid $75 |
Herb
Nolan
Herb Nolan is a photographer and writer living in Chicago whose photographic
work includes not only jazz and blues subjects but images jumping from
city life in Chicago to rural America and Mexico. His photos have been
seen on record album covers, displayed at the Illinois State Museum, and
published in newspapers and magazines including Down Beat, Playboy, Chicago
Tribune, The Chicago Sun-Times, and Chicago Reader.
web site: Herb
Nolan |
untitled
oil on paper-unframed
12" x 15"
2004 Jesus Macarena-Avila
starting bid $25 |
Jesus
Macarena-Avila
Jesus Macarena-Avila has been active as a community based art educator
and has leaded mural projects for the Museum of Contemporary Art and the
Shanti Foundation for Peace. Awards: Special Assistance Grant/Illinois
Arts Council; Community Volunteer/Chicago Boy and Girls Clubs. He has lectured
at the Department of Economics of DePaul University; Art and Fiber Department
of Northern Illinois University; and the 19th Century Women's Club. His
studies include a MFA degree from Vermont College of Norwich University
and a BFA degree from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He has
been invited for art residencies with Greatmore Studios (Cape Town, South
Africa); Footscray Art Centre (Melbourne, Australia); UCross Foundation
(UCross, Wyoming) and the Printmaking Workshop (New York City).
web site: Jesus
Macarena-Avila |
pilsenopoly
digital print 35" x
35"
2004 Tom Sibley
starting bid $100 |
Tom
Sibley
Tom Sibley is a multi-media artist. He studied at the School of the Art
Institute and over the past 10 years has worked on experimenting with sound,
Installation and digital video. He is a frequent contributor to Hasta Cuando?,
a local magazine dealing with art and politics. |
untitled
2 photographs
6.5" x 9", 5" x 7"
2004 Ayanna Jolivet Mccloud
starting bid $50 |
Ayanna
Jolivet Mccloud
Ayanna Jolivet Mccloud is a Miami based artist with a Bachelor of Arts
in Visual and Critical Studies at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
She has curated and participated in group exhibitions at El Museo Francisco
Oller y Diego Rivera, Buffalo, New York, Community Artists Collective,
Houston, Texas, and Body Builder and Sportsman, Chicago, Illinois. She
utilizes various methods of mark-making and ritual to record the actions
of the body . She is currently recording breath, heart rhythms, and other
internal economies of the body.
web site: Ayanna
Jolivet Mccloud |
untitled
mixed media on paper
16" x 20"
John Lenting
starting bid $100 |
John
Lenting
John Lenting, was born in South Brabant in a bustling town called s’Hertogenbosch
located in the Netherlands, Europe. Since the early1970’s John has
worked as a professional painter and printmaker. John has shown professionally
at numerous Galleries in the United States and Europe. His work is included
in numerous collections in Europe and in the United States, including the
McDonalds Corporation permanent Art collection in Oak Brook Illinois.
web site: John
Lenting |
untitled
oil and acrylic on canvas
16" x 20"
2003 Miguel Cortez
starting bid $75 |
Miguel
Cortez
Miguel Cortez, an artist living in Chicago and has studied filmmaking at
Columbia College and painting at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Miguel has exhibited for more than a decade in Chicago, Mexico, and Spain.
Recent exhibitions include a group show "City selections" at
Chicago's Tourism Center and "Change of Policy: International Artist
Respond to the George W. Bush Administration" in Detroit, Michigan.
Upcoming shows include "Lies that Bill Gates told me: Exploring the
Digital Divide", an exhibit of digital /installation /sound art in
Melbourne, Australia, and a show at the Commerce Street Artist Warehouse,
and independent space in Houston, Texas.
web site: Miguel
Cortez |
Pearl
mixed media on wood
6" x 8"
Kristen Neveu
starting bid $75 |
Kristen
Neveu
Kristen Neveu projects a sense of possibility in the abandoned. She combines
paint, wood, and found objects into layered sculptures and installations,
creating pieces of recycled art that are reminiscent of jeweled fossils
and shadowed memorials. Like an artistic anthropologist, she combs Chicago
demolition sites to collect strips of splintered wood, metal, and glass.
For reference, she also takes pictures of the demolition sites she visits.
While growing up in Iowa, Kristen worked in a lumberyard to earn extra
money, and she competed in piano competitions. She graduated from The University
of Iowa with a degree in Communication Studies.
web site: Kristen
Neveu |
untitled
monotype on paper
2005 Harold Mendez
starting bid $30
untitled
mixed media on paper
2005 Harold Mendez
starting bid $60
|
Harold
Mendez
Harold Mendez is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work challenges the
male role and its identity in contemporary society. His recent projects
explore street vernacular, the geography of violence, and the use of language
and illusions within the concept of the body as a contested and divided
field. His work informed by his personal history, identity politics, and
people's behavioral patterns in society. As a former graffiti artist, he
combined traditional and alternative approaches to his work while critiquing
the landscape as a stage of dissonance. He is currently seeking avenues
for experimental collaboration with established and emerging artists in
their development as cultural leaders.
web site: Harold
Mendez |
mixed media on canvas
Antonio Martinez
starting bid $75 |
Antonio
Martinez
Antonio Martinez at an early age he was admitted to the School of the Art
Institute where his painting vocation was evident. He holds degrees in
Fine Art and Electronic Design from the American Academy of Art, Chicago.
He has exhibited actively in galleries and The Mexican Fine Arts Center
Museum. His work is influenced by urban life experiences connecting his
Mexican-American Heritage. He has exhibited a range of both commercial
and commissioned works.
web site: Antonio
Martinez |
untitled
mixed media on old print
20" x 22"
Christina Marsh
starting bid $75 |
Christina
Marsh
Christina Marsh received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Memphis
College of Art and graduated with a major in photography and a minor in
papermaking. Using southern landscape with the influence of available tourist
sites, such as Graceland, Beale Street and the National Civil Rights Museum,
I attempted to create a set that forced the audience to connect with me.
Photographs revealed a direct narrative and the 3-D objects were used as
montage. The viewer was pushed through the space because of the seeming
connection of objects and clustered visual information. Her iinstallations
were visually ‘busy’ which was a direct influence from the
tourist sites and local folk art
web site: Christina
Marsh |
Waiting for El Coyote
Acrylic on MDF Board with cast plastic figure, 24" x 12"
Jaime Mendoza
starting bid $75 |
Jaime
Mendoza
Jaime Mendoza was born in Chicago, Illinois, in 1974. In 1998 he earned
his Bachelor of Arts degree in Studio Arts from Northeastern Illinois University
and a Master of Fine Arts in Studio Arts from the University of Illinois
at Chicago. Mendoza is among the few Latino artists in the Midwest who
continues to redefine and reestablish the dialogue between community and
artist. His installations confront society with an in your face approach
to socioeconomic cultural politics in the US. Mendoza embodies the idealisms
of Chicano Art theory and Contemporary art practice by forging and fostering
a visual language that explores the perspective of multiculturalism in
the U.S. through the eyes of the undocumented and bicultural/bilingual
community.
web site: Jaime
Mendoza |
drawing on paper
2005 Deb Sokolow
starting bid $50 |
Deb
Sokolow
Deb Sokolow uses pen, paper, correction fluid, and the voice of a paranoid,
indecisive narrator, Deb Sokolow maps out the lives and circumstances of
various semi-fictitious inhabitants of Chicago neighborhoods and work places
through floor plans, text, and illustration. Sokolow's upcoming 12x12 solo
show at the Museum of Contemporary Art imagines a scenario where pirates
invade Chicago, searching for Richard J. Daley's buried treasure. Sokolow
is a recipient of a Fellowship Grant from the Illinois Arts Council in
2005. She received her MFA in 2004 from the School of the Art Institute
of Chicago and her BFA from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
in 1996.
web site: Deb
Sokolow |
mixed media
Lindsay Obermeyer
starting bid $75 |
Lindsay
Obermeyer
Lindsay Obermeyer employs the history and metaphors surrounding textile
practices to study issues as diverse as medical ethics, mental illness,
and gender. She has exhibited her work throughout the United States at
venues such as the Museum of Fine Arts-Boston and the Museum of Arts and
Design (formerly known as the American Craft Museum). Her work has been
included in three traveling exhibitions and several international exhibitions.
It has been featured in numerous books and publications including the Chicago
Reader, American Craft, Fiberarts, and Reinventing Textiles: Gender and
Identity. She holds an M.F.A. and B.F.A. in the fiber arts and an M.A.T.
in elementary education.
web site: Lindsay
Obermeyer |
mixed media
Mirtes Zwierzinski
starting bid $75 |
Mirtes
Zwierzynski
Mirtes Zwierzynski originally from Brazil, is a professional artist and
educator with over twenty years of experience creating and implementing
public art programs focused on urban and educational development. Extensive
exposure developing community based participatory research art projects
and in organizing workshops and training activities for teachers and cultural
activists.
web site: Mirtes
Zwierzynski |
No child left
behind
6 x 8 x 4" Cardboard clock
sculpture #3/13
Mark Nelson
starting bid $40 |
Mark
Nelson
Mark Nelson, an interdisciplinary worker studied painting and sculpture
at the (Panama)Canal Zone college, Universidad Nacional de Panama, Escuela
Nacional de Artes Plasticas, including scenic design for
Panama's live theaters. In the continental U.S. he completed a Bachelors
of Fine Arts at School of the Art Institute of Chicago in performance and
painting and a Masters in Fine Arts at the University of Illinois at
Chicago in painting and video. In 2003 Mark Nelson was once again awarded
a Fellowship from the Illinois Arts Council. Nelson’s “Vecinos,” a
video documentary on artists in Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood, aired
recently on CAN TV and Comcast was just awarded in the national " 2005
Hometown Video Festival," in Olympia, Washington.
web site: Mark
Nelson |
Iconic
Mouth
marker, graphite, ink on chipboard
9" x 11" framed
2003 Phaedra Robinson
starting bid $75 |
Phaedra
Robinson
Phaedra Robinson is a Detroit-based visual artist, arts educator and writer,
curator and arts activist who works in a variety of mediums – including
video, installation, sculpture and paint. Her work has been shown in numerous
galleries in Detroit as well as on both coasts and in Canada. Until recently,
she served as the director of detroit contemporary, an innovative gallery
located in one of Detroit’s struggling inner city neighborhoods and
she currently curates for Juris Galleries at the historic Hecker-Smiley
Mansion. She maintains a strong commitment to the role of the arts in urban
redevelopment and has thusly founded The Center for Creative Xchange, a
Detroit based arts organization dedicated to creative collaboration. She
has been teaching at the College for Creative Studies for the past five
years and serves as a board member for the Woodbridge Neighborhood Development
Corporation and Art on the Move, co-chairs the Artworks for Life committee
of the Midwest Aids Prevention Project and is a committee member for the
Forum for Contemporary Art at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
web site: Phaedra
Robinson |
aura
watercolor
2004 Terence Hannum
starting bid $75 |
Terence
Hannum
web site: Terence
Hannum |
untitled
photograph 16" x
20"
Marivi Ortiz
starting bid $75 |
Marivi
Ortiz
Marivi Ortiz is an emerging Chicago artist, born in Puerto Rico, holding
a BFA from the University of Illinois in Chicago. Her photography mostly
deals with young girls and women as they struggle through issues of identity.
She has participated in several group shows, most recently at Acme Art
Works and 33 Arts gallery, including a solo exhibit at the Montgomery Gallery
at UIC. In late 2003 she initiated The New Works Gallery Group at UIC where
she curated several student shows.
web site: |
untitled
watercolor -unframed
19.5" x 24"
Janina Ciedzadlo
starting bid $75 |
Janina
Ciedzadlo
web site: |
untitled
framed digital print
12" x 15"
Chris Silva
starting bid $75 |
Chris
Silva
Christopher Tavares Silva is a mixed media artist who is saddened by the
cruelty, ignorance and greed of humans. He doesn’t care whether you
think of him as a good artist or not, only that you will help to create
a just and meaningful world and encourage others to do so as well.
web site:Chris
Silva |
wormhole
acrylic on c anvas
16" x 20"
Melissa Garcia
starting bid $25 |
Melissa
Garcia
Melissa Garcia Montiel necessity to paint came at a very early age.
When her wall art was discovered, her parents made her clean
the "graffiti" up. Wormhole was born out of the same necessity.
The
necessity of pushing electrons on a flat surface.
web site:Melissa
Garcia |
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CarianaCarianne
CarianaCarianne create installations that deal with notions of self. Her
approach specifically incorporates both of her selves, Cariana and Carianne,
in such a way that both selves have a voice within each installation. Together
their efforts contest notions of sanity-insanity, while challenging socially
constructed notions concerning mind-body relationships and definitions.
CarianaCarianne lives and works in Chicago.
web site: CarianaCarianne |
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Huong
Ngo
Huong Ngo likes to transform the experience of art viewing into an event
of social interaction. She incorporates performance, cultural criticism,
and acts of generosity in media-specific installations. Huong holds a BFA
from the University of Carolina and a MFA at the School of the Art Institute
of Chicago.
web site: Huong Ngo |
washed up
book page, guache, oil pastel and thread
4" x 6"
Marcella Chaidez
starting bid $30 |
Marcela
Chaidez de Nunez
web
site: Marcela
Chaidez de Nunez |
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Silvia
A. Malagrino
Silvia A. Malagrino is a Chicago-based artist, native of Buenos Aires,
Argentina. She has exhibited throughout the United States, Latin America
and Europe. Her works are included in the collections of the the Museum
of the Art Institute of Chicago, La Bibliothèque Nationale de France,
Paris, France, and the Fundaçao Athos Bulçao, Brasilia, Brazil,
among others. She is Associate Professor at The School of Art and Design
of the University of Illinois, Chicago.
web
site: Silvia
Malagrino |
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Monica
Herrera
Monica Herrera was born in Birmingham, England, in 1974, but has lived
in Mexico City all of her life. She moved to Chicago in September of 2003.
She studied a B.A. in Arts at the Escuela Nacional de Pintura, Escultura
y Grabado "La Esmeralda". She presented her first individual
exhibition in Mexico City in 2000. Her work "Masas" was selected
for the "Arte Joven 2002" itinerary exhibition throughout Mexico.
web
site: Monica
Herrera |
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Kimberly
Aubuchon
Kimberly Aubuchon was born in rural Illinois in 1967, grew up in Missouri,
and currently resides in San Antonio, TX. She earned a degree to paint
pretty pictures from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2001.
She likes to make digital images that are whimsical, childlike offerings
of momentary thoughts that are generally created under the influence of
classic rock, television, domestic beer, and everyday life. Kimberly has
recently shown in group exhibitions at Little Known Gallery, Charcoll,
and had a solo show at 3Arts Gallery in November 2004. Kimberly is also
the director of Unit B (Gallery) and has curated shows in Chicago, San
Antonio, and Detroit.
web
site: Kimberly
Aubuchon |
magic cabinet
silkscreen and copper leaf on paper
20"x18" framed
Elke Claus
starting bid $75 |
Elke
Claus
Elke Claus is an artist living in Chicago with an Master of Fine Arts degree
from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her work has been shown
at various spaces including Anchor Graphics, Artemisia Gallery, the Contemporary
Arts Workshop and The Krasl Art Museum. The prints contain images appropriated
from science textbooks; mostly illustrations of things that are usually
invisible, for example: satellite orbits, sound waves, atomic reactions,
etc. These images have been collected and layered to reveal unusual similarities
in their patterns and shapes. Elke chooses special papers and translucent,
flourescent, or metallic inks in each print and manipulates and "collages" these
in order to create a style that mixes mechanical reproduction with a handmade
touch and for the hope of blending a space-age style with old- fashioned
craftmanship.
web site: Elke
Claus |
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Gisela
Insuaste
Gisela Insuaste is an artist currently living in Chicago, born in New York
City, 1975. She creates art inspired by her travels in North and South
America. Her work is based on episodic memories that are triggered by real
and imagined ethnographic experiences in rural and urban landscapes. These
landscapes are precarious: shifty, unstable, unpredictable, unsettled and
ambiguous. She received an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of
Chicago, and a B.A in Anthropology & Studio Art from Dartmouth College.
She is a recipient of several art and research grants that have funded
her artistic and academic pursuits, including the recent 2004 Richard H.
Driehaus "Emerging" Individual Artist Award. She has exhibited
in several group shows in Chicago, Kansas City, MO, Washington, DC, and
Ecuador.
web site: Gisela
Insuaste |
www (women walker workers)
ink on wood
4" x 8.5" x 3/4"
2004 Allison Rentz
starting bid $40 |
Allison
Rentz
Allison Rentz is an Atlanta, Georgia artist, who creates installations,
drawings, multimedia works, and performances. Used drier sheets, wood scraps,
and clear plastic containers/bags are some media that she recycles into
art. Her work has been displayed in Atlanta, GA, Chicago, Lexington, KY,
and New York City.
web site: Allison
Rentz |
Approaching,
2000
DVD (DVD #3 in edition of 5)
w/ letter of authentication signed and dated by the artist
time: 14:57 NTSC
**will
be RAFFLED**
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Odie
Rynell Cash
Odie Rynell Cash works in the mediums of video, digital imagery, installation/interventions,
collecting/drawing and actions in public. His work is concerned with a
variety of issues from the political to the mundane, simplicity, repetition
and anticipation. His 2005 schedule includes a three-week performance residency
with Skaftfell Arts Center, Sey›isfjör›ur, Iceland (Aug.)
and a four-week residency with Factor44, Antwerp, Belgium, (Sept). Previously
he has been included in international exhibitions such as Co-ordinates
of the Supersensible at High Street Projects (New Zealand), Text Associations
(solo) Factor44 (Antwerp, Belgium), eKsperim[E]nto Film and Video Festival,
(Manila, Philippines), kaBOOM, The Museum of New Art (Detroit), and The
Drawing Show, UnitB Gallery (Chicago). Cash is also an independent curator
of work dealing with social issues and/or the examination of experimental
practices.
Description: Approaching is a single channel ambient
video which focuses on a nondescript yet specific period
of time (the approach and of a sudden storm) drawing the
viewer's attention to the everyday. The video gives both
a stationary and spatial perspective of the event.
Presentation
history: Dialogue, The Manage, St. Petersburg, Russia (2001);
VideoFest Detroit, Museum of New Art, Detroit, MI (2002);
The 1st Lithuanian Independent Video and Short Films Festival,
Vilnius, Lit (2004); Co-ordinates for the Supersensible
(four person show), High Street Projects, Christchurch,
NZ (2004), The 5 Elements, POCC, Brooklyn, NY (upcoming
Aug. 2005).
web site: Odie
Rynell Cash
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La Casa en el Aire
Watercolor and Pastel on paper
10" x 14"
Paola Cabal
starting bid $50
current bid $80 -
CarolAnn Brown
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Paola
Cabal
Paola Cabal, a native of Bogotá, Colombia, Paola Cabal moved to
the U.S. with her family as a young child, an artist practice is divided
between gallery and public projects. Cabal earned a BFA in visual art from
Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA, where she was awarded a Carnegie
Centennial Award by the city's Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History
for a public mural project she completed there. Cabal was artist in residence
at the Gimnasio del Norte School in Bogotá, Colombia before completing
her MFA at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2003. Her work
has been exhibited in Chicago, Omaha, Ft.Lauderdale, and- most recently-
Charleston as well as in Bogotá, Colombia.
web site: Paola
Cabal |
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Michael
Piazza
Michael Piazza holds a Master of Fine Arts from the University of Illinois
at Chicago. His collaborations with disabled artists at the Art Center
at Little City Foundation, with resident youth at the Cook County Juvenile
Temporary Detention Center and a local community in St. Louis have shaped
his site-specific installations and assemblages. Piazza exhibited at Beret
International, De Paul University Art Gallery, Temporary Services in Chicago,
Gallery 210 in St. Louis, Sculpture in Chicago-The Next Generation, University
of Illinois at Chicago, BiblioVertigo and Northern Illinois Univeristy
Art Museum at Northern Illinois University.
web site: Michael
Piazza |
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Sumakshi
Singh
web site:Sumakshi
Singh |
Crumpled Up Op Painting (Falling for Everything Takes
Such a Long Time)
19" x 21"
paint on paper
Anna Mayer |
Anna
Mayer
web site: Anna
Mayer |
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Eufemio
Pulido
web site: Eufemio
Pulido |
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Steve
Bell
web site: |
Pool
(2003)
8" x 10" (matte is 16x20)
ink jet print
T.W. Li
starting bid $50
Unattended Bags (2005)
18" x 18" (unframed)
ink jet print
T.W. Li
starting bid $50 |
T.W.
Li
T.W. Li is a media and culture artist. His art work has shown at festivals
in New York, Los Angeles, Boston and Berlin. He has photographed 13 feature
films, and taught media production at Columbia College, Loyola University,
Rockport College and Ohio University.
web site: T.W.
Li |
Reetoling
Dissent
VHS tape
StreetRec
**will be RAFFLED** |
Daniel
Tucker
Daniel Tucker is an artist and activist living in Chicago who is generally
interested in art that happens in streets. He has organized projects for
the Mass MoCA "The Interventionists" exhibition and for the Version
Festival in Chicago. Tucker is also initiating an independent research
project about "self organized" group process and organizational
structures. In addition to working on JA+P (http://www.journalofaestheticsandprotest.org/)
and contributing to Clamor magazine regularly, he is currently involved
in editing the new bi-annual publication project - "AREA: Chicago
Arts.Education.Activisms."
web site: Daniel
Tucker
StreetRec, the group that produced Retooling Dissent Street, was a radical
arts collective that existed for about 9months. Our life was short but
our flame burned bright. We were born out of the protests against the World
Economic Forum in New York City, and were more generally an evolution out
of the organizing and different projects that DSLR spawned. This was our
first attempt at a closed collective made up of a fixed group of people.
Street.Rec first created a series of projects for the WEF Protests, including
the now infamous Dick Cheney "Got Oil?" head. We also held a
number of events in Chicago, sharing our experiences at the WEF and the
tools we used there as well as holding a forum for the Reverend Billy to
speak. Retooling Dissent is a video we created to document the creative
protest strategies used by a number of groups during the WEF. http://www.counterproductiveindustries.com/retoolingdissent/
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Anna
Boles
web site: Anna
Boles |
untitled
2 photographs
12" x 15" framed
Julia Marsh
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Julia
Marsh
Julia Marsh's most recent exhibition re:location was "housed" at
the Butcher Shop in partnership with Dogmatic this past February. This
work was a life size paper print of the three exhibition room of the former
Dogmatic space which she scanned using a modified flatbed scanner. Her
work is a combination of methodical even laboreous strategies with often
ethereal results. Marsh received her MFA from UIC and is about to commence
an MA in Visual Critical Studies at The School of the Art Institute where
she will continue to teach.
web site: Julia
Marsh |
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Lauren
Feece
web site:Lauren
Feece |
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Jill
Carlson
web site: Jill Carlson |
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Abdi
Maya
web site: |
