plantsandanimals:

Cat Shift

Hand cut collage

2011

CHICAGO: threewalls presents Kelly Kaczynski’s The Stagehand’s Unseen, an installment of her ongoing project, the conceptual play, Olympus Manger and Kirsten Leenaar’s The Impossible Voyage (Larry and Jacob Kart)

Our friends at Contraphonic are expanding their sound-mapping to cities across the country…check it out and donate if you can…

Venture(s)  - 2 min 46 sec -  Frank Van Duerm

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plantsandanimals:

cats & cats & cats & cats

Archival digital print
17” x 22”
Edition of 3

&

30” x 44”
Edition of 1

2010

MAXIMUM PLANTS AND ANIMALS.  THANK STEPHEN EICHHORN.

Milton Roberts, local resident and friend of Harold Arts, sings Gene Watson’s *Farewell Party.* 
Jacob Kart, Guitars
J Ashley Miller, Bass
Brian J Sulpizio, Drums

Recorded by Brian J Sulpizio

Produced by John Singree

Video by Ben Fain

Harold Arts Trailblazer I 2010

http://www.soundcloud.com/von-drum/sonar

Sonar by Von Drum

From chicagomag.com

THE FIVE

Don’t-miss picks for Wed 06.02.10 through Tue 06.08.10. Find more things to do in the Chicago Guide, inside every issue of Chicago.

Longman’s One-night Stand

THE EAGLE HAS LANDED …or, at least, perched briefly: A one-night-only art installation (left) takes up residence in the much buzzed about but yet-to-open inn above Longman & Eagle’s dining rooms (right).

Six Rooms at Longman & Eagle
We’re guessing you’re familiar with the Logan Square hotspot Longman & Eagle. And you’ve probably heard tell of the six yet-to-open hotel rooms on the gastropub’s second floor. But you haven’t seen them. No one has. Until now. For one night-only, the local organization Harold Arts hosts an art installation spread across the upstairs inn-to-be, with works by a bevy of local artists, plus live music by Joe Adamik and Jim Becker (Califone), Matt Lux (Isotope 217), and Dan Bitney (Tortoise). We respectfully suggest you RSVP now.
GO: June 5 at 9. $15 includes a Belgian ale and snacks. Longman & Eagle, 2657 N Kedzie. RSVP required: rsvp@haroldarts.org

Original post available here.

Clare Britt