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Gamma Imaging

2008-04-30T10:45:00Z

Who do you have shoot slides of your work?
How about scans?

I've known about Gamma for some time, and want to hear some accolades or horror stories about this place.

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Artropolis, The Artist Project and NEXT.

2008-04-26T00:36:24Z

I gotta say, The Artist Project really dialed it up a notch this year. Looks WAY more professional. A good combined show overall.

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New Chicago-based Journal: Conclave is accepting writing and photography submissions

2008-04-25T22:11:43Z

Conclave: A Journal of Character is accepting submissions for its inaugural issue, Fall 2008.
We will accept submissions from April 1-July 1, 2008.
www.conclavejournal.com

Conclave is an annual print journal that focuses on character-driven writing in short stories, flash fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, and prose poems; we also print black and white photographs, and excerpts from plays: monologues, scenes, single acts, or one-act plays.

Conclave seeks writing that centers around well-crafted characters—complex and authentic: like Leopold Bloom, Huckleberry Finn, Anna Karenina, Hamlet, Miss Havisham, Hannibal Lecter, Hester Prynne, and others. Whether you love them or hate them, these characters are unforgettable and infuse their stories with life beyond the page. Those are the kinds of enduring characters we'd like to have populate the artfully crafted stories in Conclave.

For more information, see submission guidelines on our Web site.

Thank you.

Valya Dudycz Lupescu, Editor

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Chicago Writer Semifinalist in Amazon Contest...needs your vote/review!

2008-01-27T14:16:14Z

I'm writing to let you know that my novel manuscript, THE SILENCE OF TREES, has been selected as a Semifinalist in the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award. It's one of 836 excerpts chosen out of 5000 entries that were announced on January 15th.

This has been called the American Idol for Writers. Your review counts! So far, I'm in the lead but the other Semifinalists are quickly gaining. If you have a few moments, please visit the site and read and review my 14-page excerpt from THE SILENCE OF TREES.

The link is:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0011ZCAJC

My novel is set in Ukraine during World War II, as well as in Chicago in the present day. The next stage of the competition asks Amazon customers to download, read, and review excerpts. Each review essentially counts as a vote, and the votes will be used in determining the top 100 Finalists, which will be announced on February 19.

Plus there are incentive prizes for reviewers!

For more information, you can also visit my website at www.thesilenceoftrees.com

I appreciate your review, as well as the reviews of anyone else you can forward this message on to.

Warm Regards,
Valya Dudycz Lupescu

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Temple of the United Spirit - Burning Man 2008

2008-01-10T16:52:30Z

Hey there artists!

Just announcing a Burning Man project for 2008 that might interest you: The Temple of the United Spirit. It involves people from all around the country, several dozen at this point, and may turn out to be something huge! Feel free to check it out:

http://www.sacredexotic.com/unity/

Blessed be humanity and our Manifest Divinity!

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ATTN: Chicago Cornmeal fans!

2007-11-19T04:22:14Z

join the Cornmeal tribe.

http://tribes.tribe.net/cornmealinthekitchen

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always accepting submissions

2007-07-05T08:15:31Z

always accepting submissions
why vandalism? is an online arts journal currently accepting submissions from visual artists and writers of poetry, fiction, and gonzo. We also publish original art/film reviews and essays.

www.whyvandalism.com/

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New to this tribe - Hello!

2007-07-04T06:00:54Z

long time artist, but brand new to tribe. just wanted to say hello and introduce myself. i'm a self taught artist, specializing in cat paintings, but i dabble in a bit of everything really. i also enjoy photography, paint people portraits, create collages, and a variety of handmade crafts - such as magnets and bookmarks. i like to express my creative artistic side in as many ways and forms possible. my work can be seen via my website, and i also do promotional art work for Harmony House Cat Shelter, and some of my cat prints and handmade catnip toys can be found at Wigglyville Pet Boutique.
so that's a little bit about me, looking forward to meeting other fellow Chicago artists here! :)

Cheers!

- Jane

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hi, i'm new

2007-03-31T03:31:08Z

i just started up here and dig it big time...

howdy.

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anyone here participating?

2007-03-24T23:27:43Z

http://www.looptopia.com/
as an exhibitor/performer or as audience?

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Arachne - Burning Man 2007 Art Project

2007-03-08T02:27:33Z

Hey all, just another shout out for help with this large art project for this summer. For more info check out the related tribe or the proposal:
- Tribe: http://tribes.tribe.net/arachnesportal
- Proposal: http://www.idiorhythmia.com/arachnesportal.html

I've already applied for a grant from BM (waiting for response). We're now part of a theme camp (Midwest Mayhem), and we have involvement with the Hyperdrive XLR8R from Portland, which will take place inside the portal. Any help you can offer would be most appreciated!

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Art Accountant

2007-03-07T01:52:15Z

Can anyone recommend a tax accountant who inderstands artists expenditures and deductions?

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LOVE SPEAKS / Brett Dennen

2007-02-09T00:37:51Z

i wouldn't do this if i didn't really feel it!
Brett Dennen is coming to chicago saturday FEB. 24th to SHUBAS!
he's a big red-headed young man from California making an honest go at it, this is his first national tour.
If you have California connex they might have heard him at High Sierra, he also opened for michael franti at the fillmore.
I love the guy and got to spend some time at Bonaroo last summer.
IT'S JUST BEGINNING AND IT'S A GOOD THING!
please mark your calander NOW!!!
once you've met his music you'll be so happy you came out to SHUBA's.
please check out
www.brettdennen.com/
PEACE

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looking for female readers for my podcast

2007-01-15T04:38:37Z

I'm working on a two year Podcasting project based on a pair of diaries (from 1960 & 1961)I bought several years ago in a resale store. I eventually learned who wrote the diaries - a Zenith TV factory worker in Chicago - and created a one-man show based on the life of the woman and my "detective" experience. The show was eventually turned into an NPR story that aired on All Things Considered http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1569527

So, I'm looking for reader volunteers. I'll send you the text - you record and send me the sound file. If you're in the Chicago area, we can meet face to face and do the recording.

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my experimental sounds of psychedelia

2006-11-28T22:06:21Z

get ready to move & groove ;)

http://www.shamanavi.com
http://www.myspace.com/shamanavi
http://twistedsessions.com/shamanavi

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Mobius Web 2007 or 2008!

2006-11-10T23:30:36Z

To all Burners and artists everywhere, especially sculpters:

Don't you wish there was a big jungle gym on the playa? Don't you wish it glowed in the night? Don't you wish you could have events inside of it? This is the waffle right? WRONG! It's the Mobius Web: http://tribes.tribe.net/mobiusweb

I'm looking for help from experienced Burning Man artists or professional sculpters. Sculptural engineers are preferred, but anyone would be great. I have a large scale project I'd like to bring to Burning Man, and I need YOUR help to make it a reality! Check out the tribe linked above for a sneak peek. Design specs are mostly completed. I need someone to take on this project as a partner to double-check safety and to assist in grant-writing proposals. This may or may not be exhibited in Chicago before or after Burning Man, and has the potential to be sold as a permanent structure or toured as an outdoor installation after Burning Man.

Blessings,
Ora

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GAY CHICAGO BOOK EVENT TOMORROW

2006-10-24T20:50:12Z

Gay author, Salvatore Sapienza, will be reading from and signing his new novel, SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN, this Wednesday at Borders Books (Clark & Diversey) at 7:30 pm, and at Barnes&Noble (Jackson & State) on Thursday at 12:30 pm. See interview in this week's WINDY CITY TIMES or www.70x7book.com

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Cooperative galleries

2006-08-20T14:03:23Z

I have been considering the option of becoming part of a cooperative gallery.

Are any of you affiliated with one and if so why did you choose them?

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Check out the Yoga in Chicago tribe

2006-08-15T02:03:20Z

Even tho i am no longer there, and am now living in LA. The Chicago yoga community still feels very close. And today i felt really energized to help organize a space here we can connect and be even closer. and so i collected photos of friends and studios there - and am putting this together. If you live in Chicago - visit Chicago - do yoga - or live anywhere and just want to connect - Join us HERE!

http://tribes.tribe.net/yogachicago

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I need artist to help body paint me

2006-08-14T22:20:40Z

I need someone to help me paint myself for the Tool concert on May 13th. I would like my entire body to be like an Alex Grey with bones, muscles, tendons, veins etc on most of body and also incorporate a Tool logo somewhere, too. I will have full sketches and want I want and just need help with the areas I can't reach. I will buy the body paint and we can figure out what you would want in return for your help. Experienced body painters are a plus, I've never really did this before. But, thank you so much. If you are interested just hit me back or email at mushroomprincess6@yahoo.com. = )

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Cirque du Soleil Angels in Chicago today?

2006-07-15T06:39:07Z

Did anyone else see the Cirque Angels in the street today? I just called the number one of them gave me and got a discount code for tickets!!! woo hoo!
Thought I would share!

Does anyone want to go with?
http://www.theatremama.com/ccount/click.php?id=169

M-

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Public Image Enemy

2006-07-14T06:13:56Z

Public Image Enemy

Organization: Reversible Eye
Deadline: August 05, 2006
Location: Chicago - city
Call Type: Exhibitions
Discipline: Visual Arts, DJ/Electronic, Drawing/Works On Paper, Experimental, Experimental Music/New Music, Hip Hop/Rap, Interdisciplinary Art, Mixed-Media, Murals, Painting, Printmaking, Rock, Spoken Word/Story Telling, Music, Performance Art

Public Image Enemy -
Sep 15 to Nov 10 2006

Public Image Enemy is a multidisciplinary celebration featuring artwork, performance, and music which results from the collision and collaboration of Punk Rock and Hip Hop artists.

The art and music, performance, etc. will be a celebration of the 30th anniversaries of punk rock and hip hop cultures.
(We are using these terms in the broad sense, including the sub-genres and side-genres)

We will focus on the places where the two cultures borrow from eachother and / or collaborate with each other. We are interested in hip hop artists that are influenced by punk and punk artists that are influenced by hip hop. Regardless of how much stylistic crossover there is, we are most excited about bringing the two cultures together in one forum.
Artists from each camp who don't normally work with each other have already started collaborating in preparation for this series.

Art - the art will feature graffiti art, stencil art, silkscreen art on the walls and on paper - bringing together works from the punk/ experimental/ underground rock communities and the hip-hop/ urban art-forms communities.

Music & Performance - bringing together breaking, punk/ experimental/ underground music groups, emcees, deejays, beat-boxers, performance art, and more.

Company Info
Company Name:
Reversible Eye
Address:
1103 No. California Ave.
City:
Chicago
State:
IL
Zip:
60622
Contact Info
Name:
R.K. Shuquem
Email Address:
reversibleeye@yahoo.com
URL:
http://www.reversibleeye.com/
Phone Number:
(773)862-1232

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Submit: Chicago Art and Opinion Blog-a-zine

2006-04-04T17:40:04Z

http://www.sharkforum.org

is always interested in submissions - contact Dave with art, writing, etc.

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Art Opening-LET’S MAKE THIS A HAPPENING!-Wednesday, April 5, 2006

2006-03-19T02:29:22Z

Art Opening

Arouse to the prophetic & innovative art of

shayna bracha farber

Wednesday, April 5, 2006
Wine & appetizers will be served

6:00 – 9:00 pm

At

Tub Tim Thai restaurant
4927 Oakton Street
Skokie, IL 60077
http://www.tubtimthai.com

Ms. Farber is represented by

David Baquero gallery in Houston, tx

LET’S MAKE THIS A HAPPENING

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Artists wanted!

2006-03-14T08:14:47Z

Drive Line Gallery is looking for artists for their upcoming shows. Anyone interested can contact: Jessica Lucas
linedrivegallery@yahoo.com
1255 Hartrey Avenue
Evanston, IL 60202
847-570-0802

Line Drive Gallery takes a 24% commission on sold art work. There is a $25.00 fee per artist to participate in the show. Anyone selling art work for the gallery, while gallery sitting or during an opening will earn a commission.

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Orphan works at risk

2006-03-13T04:12:05Z

From: Illustrators Partnership <IllustratorsPartnership@cnymail.com>
Date: February 27, 2006 10:32:46 AM PST
To:
Subject: The Orphan Works Express

FROM THE ILLUSTRATORS’ PARTNERSHIP

The Orphan Works Express

Congress is scheduled to commence Orphan Works hearings the first week in March. They hope to pass legislation before the end of the year. According to a source on the committee, this proposal is being fast-tracked because lawmakers think it has wide-spread support within the creative community. We need to disabuse them of this notion.

The spin that’s being put on this legislation is shrewd. Special interest groups have re-defined copyright users as “creators” of “transformative works.” They're trying to persuade lawmakers that these “creators” - and therefore, creators in general - are being hampered because of obsolete protections on work which has “little or no commercial value.” Yet the omnibus measures proposed in this Report would affect any work - old or new –that’s been published without identifying information. This would apply disproportionately to illustrations and photographs. We need to make it clear to congressmen that these interest groups do not speak for real creators and that our work has significant commercial value.

Orphan Works legislation would be retroactive. This means that all the work you’ve done during the last 28 years could fall into the Orphan Works category if it was ever published without “relevant information” on it, was improperly credited or had been re-published by others without credit. In other words, it would take only one copy of any picture you’ve ever done – published without “identifying information” on it - or with that information removed by others – to justify an infringer’s claim that he was unable to locate the author. The same thing would be true, of course, for future work.

Disputes over infringement would have to be settled in court. (And remember, copyright law is a Federal law, which means Federal court.) The worst thing that could happen to an infringer –if detected - is that a court might make him pay you a “reasonable fee.” This means there’d be no real downside for infringing. For 28 years (since the 1976 Copyright Act went into effect), you’ve been told that your work was protected “from the moment you put pen to paper.” No more. And artists who for 28 years produced work with the confidence that it was protected by that promise will find that the promise has been repealed. In effect, you could now be penalized for having believed what the government told you for the last three decades.

The plan in a nutshell. For years, Free Culture advocates such as Creative Commons have been arguing that the US should lead the way in re-imposing copyright “formalities” such as marking and registration. This would aid the spread of “free culture” because most artists would fail to mark and register their work (or marks could be removed). This would make a vast number of illustrations and photographs royalty-free for anyone to use - or for companies like Google to sell access to.

Unfortunately for the free culturists, the US can’t re-impose formalities without violating or withdrawing from the international Berne Convention, which forbids formalities. And if the US did opt out of Berne, our country would effectively become a copyright outlaw. That would hurt American trade.

So the Copyright Office has crafted their orphan works proposal as a “limitation on remedies.” This would not re-impose formalities. But it would remove or emasculate penalties for infringement, potentially in any case where an illustration or photograph was published without “relevant information” on the picture itself. In effect, this would force artists – as a hedge against infringement – to re-impose on themselves the “formalities” the government can’t. Any artist who didn’t mark his work would expose it to no-fault infringement - a very clever way to re-impose formalities without actually putting it in writing.

Remember, this is all being done in the name of promoting creativity by artists. That’s why we, as artists, will have to speak up in numbers. We have to show lawmakers that the Free Culture movement - and the creative wannabes who comb the internet looking for royalty-free work - do not represent the true creative community. We have to say that this legislation would do great harm to our ability to create and make a living from our work.

What you can do. In their effort to speed this legislation through Congress, the plan's shepherds are severely limiting testimony for and against it. That’s why your letters are important. Write to the senators and congresspersons who will be voting on this legislation, and do it as soon as possible. Express yourselves directly and frankly. You don't have to write a complicated letter, but it's important that you make certain points:

-Make it clear that you’re an artist and that you believe your small business will be endangered by placing limitations on remedies for infringement.

-Make it clear that you will never have the resources to police infringement of your work - which could occur at any time anywhere in the world.

-Make it clear that your work could be orphaned by others, no matter how diligently you do the right things to protect it.

-Make it clear that your work has significant commercial value.

For artists, this legislation would be a major revision of copyright law. The Orphan Works Report calls for a 10 year “sunset provision,” which means that Orphan Works legislation – once passed - will not be subject to reconsideration for another10 years. But if your copyrights have been laundered into the public domain during that decade, they’ll be lost to you for good as surely as the income that will be lost with them. And after 10 years of copyrighted work turning royalty-free, the market for art will be so deformed – and expectations in the marketplace so settled – that there’ll be no going back. We can’t wait until this law gets “reviewed” 10 years from now to express ourselves on it.

The government should not be allowed to create a royalty-free stockhouse out of artists’ work. Please write as soon as you can.

-Brad Holland, for the Board of the Illustrators’ Partnership

To write Congress: Follow the instructions Cynthia Turner has outlined on the IPA website:

http://www.illustratorspartnership.org/04_forums/index.php

See forum entitled: Write Congress: Questions and Answers.
You may post responses or ask questions on these forums. First-time users will be asked to register.

-For additional information, also see: “Call To Action To Prevent The Orphan Works Amendment To Copyright Law” and “Free Culture-The Copy Left Is Not Right.”

This email may be posted and/or forwarded in its entirety to any interested party.

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Chicago Artist Space

2006-03-13T03:55:30Z

Does anyone have any information of locating a smallish, basic studio or artist space to work in that isn't expensive?

I've hit brick wall after wall trying to find anything and have had no success. Any information or help would be appreciated.

Matt

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Need tribe assistance

2006-03-03T22:46:13Z

Need people to reply to my blog - please help me out.
Rob

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Shoe painting/design

2006-02-21T01:12:36Z

Does anyone here know how to design theyre own shoe?

I recenly got some cheap canvas sneakers and wanted to play around and paint them. What's the best way to do this with acrylic paint?

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Where do you go?

2006-02-12T11:38:58Z

to get materials that is...

ArtStore/Dick Blick
Pearl
Utrecht

...somewhere else?

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Kingston Mines, Halsted & Fullerton, Blues Artists, and Music loving patrons!

2006-02-04T09:44:13Z

I miss the Blues, the people, the excitement of the two stages at the Kingston Mines, Blues Club in Chicago! I was lucky enough to catch Big Twist, and the Mellow Fellows, Coco Taylor, Dion Payton & The 42nd St. Band, and much much more! memorable moments in my life, when I'd drive down the Eisenhower Expressway at 4:30am, and my ears were rining when I woke up the next morning! Chicago, the Blues in this club.. Rocks! This Hall of Fame for Blues Artists, is where I got my Screen name for Tribe Net. I heard such great songs as "Dr. Feelgood" and "Don't go in the alley!" WOW I miss this place!
If it's good enough for Mick Jagger, you know it's good enough for me! Sing those blues away.... I can hear them still, a thousand miles away! Thanks.... Dr. Feelgood

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New work By John Wanzel

2005-07-22T01:40:25Z

OPENING RECEPTION
SATURDAY JULY 23 6-9PM

BSD is proud to present Daylight, new work by John Wanzel. The exhibition is in search of unmitigated truth and light within a world without. Daylight expounds on the form of the streetlight and the surrounding real-estate. In the ever changing landscape of the city (four unit apartment buildings rehabbed into 2 unit condos, vacant lots replaced by 3 condos, a dry cleaners and a bouquet of posh stores) all that remains are the sidewalks, the street signs and the cobra head luminaries atop metal poles.

Scientists create models to prove theories of nature; artists examine nature through prose, image and sound. In this exhibition, Mr. Wanzel creates miniature aesthetic amalgamations of the walkways that connect the city to itself and explores old theories of the geocentric and heliocentric universe through sculpture and drawing, in hopes of finding the Good within this new composition of the city.

This search is not done in the dead of night, but in the sweltering heat of the summer, underneath our daytime star, the Sun; a place where the luminance of sodium vapor lights have no use.

John Wanzel is a Chicago based artist, writer and radio producer. He received his BFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1999. He is a Co-Founder and Executive Producer of Blind Spot, a weekly live experimental radio show on WLUW 88.7 Chicago. In 1999 he founded stopGOstop.com, a portal/collective website for several writers, artists, and cultural workers living in Chicago. He has also served as the Assistant Director of The School of the Art Institute of Chicago's Gallery 2 since 2002.

BSD is open Saturdays Noon – 6pm or by appointment through August 27

BSD (Butcher Shop/Dogmatic)
1319 W. Lake St., 3rd Floor
Chicago, IL
312.421.1917
dogmaticgallery@hotmail.com

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Another Miracle Vision on a Chicago Wall -- !!

2005-04-25T03:03:39Z

Now this is the art of the Heavens. Who is it? Decide and help the CTA cash in - just look you'll see http://www.FlowFeel.com

Chicago is blessed!

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Psychedelic Trance in Chicago

2005-04-16T22:26:40Z

Has anyone in Chicago heard any Psychedelic Trance?

Here is some words:
http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Psychedelic%20trance

Here are some sounds:
http://www.psyfreaks.com

Please tell me what you think.

Thanks

derby

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NEW TRIBES FOR DJ'S,ARTISTS AND ENTERTAINERS

2005-04-13T06:34:20Z

MCKUTKILLA.tribe.net
DJKUTKILLA.tribe.net

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Dead?

2005-02-24T18:36:26Z

You guys are still alive, though, right?

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opening this weekend

2005-02-02T03:59:10Z

hey this is an open invite to damen studio this friday 02/04 for artspace chicago's 2 man show. paintings from san fransisco artist joe reihsen and photography from chicago artist chistopher meerdo. damen studio is located at 4528 1/2 N Damen and the opening is from 6-9. see you there!

www.photodebris.com - chris meerdo photography
www.joespaintings.com - joe reihsen paintings

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Would you believe?

2005-02-01T00:43:12Z

I spend summers on the West Coast, and emaild friends (in the art scene) about the death of Ed Paschke. Most replied with comments saying, 'were you a close friend' or 'never heard of him.' I was shocked! Is Chicago REALLY that overlooked?

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Naughty PJ Photo Party, Jan 29, Chicago

2005-01-24T16:23:55Z

Saucy Party is hosting a Naughty PJ Photo Party at an exquisite 2400 sq ft Tuscan inspired Gallery next Saturday, Jan 29.

We are seeking exceptional photographers and creative models. This is a rare opportunity to work with other professionals in a breathtaking environment. Guests wil receive digital copies of all images taken at the party. Nudity is not required.

Visit www.saucyparty.com or email me at bec1@charter.net for additional details on this fabulous event.

Attire: Men ala Hugh Heffner, Ladies in Sexy Lingerie

Quality photographers and professional models in an awesome venue with fun and sexy friends! Don't miss this opportunity!

Party is for approved members of saucyparty.com only. Membership to our on line club house is free for a limited time during our beta testing period. Come play with us!

bec
www.saucyparty.com
"Where men behave, and women don't."

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Anyone remember Jinx?

2005-01-02T00:48:00Z

Seeing as the social network in chicago isn't forged as strongly as that of the bay area, please read this and if anyone pops in your head who might be a likely cantidate to take me up on my offer of a trade please forward this.

Im setting the intention to get this message to someone who has a relic from the 'old days' in wicker park...those lazy summer days spent lounging on division ave... Im looking for a black jinx coffee mug to replace my roomates which inadvertantly got packed into our stuff at burningman and subsequently broken....

This mug meant alot to him and I think hes still rather unhappy that it was so carelessly treated. So Im trying to track down another.

I have to offer in exchange a faded washed but oh so lived in and full of personality Jinx Motorsports red tshirt, money, or a perhaps favor or even some of my personal art tailored to your persona.
(http://www.phidelity.com)

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SOFA impressions?

2004-11-20T18:51:49Z

Anyone?

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Just A Reminder...

2004-09-28T22:03:54Z

Hey everyone.
Well, Just writing to encourage some of you fellow kats to not be shy with your work. I know there's alot of talented artists just waiting 2 be discovered. So feel free 2 add as many images as you want and show off your work. Piece!
-eRiK

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art ist needed

2004-09-28T21:57:34Z

I made these 35 books, blank on the inside, I screen printed a rough fleshy colored rectangle on the cover. The theme is s k i n. I have been doing mail art for some time now. I am mailing these books to artist around the world, they elaborate on them and send them back to me, I am working on finding a gallery to show the completed works, but combinding them all into one reproducable book would be ideal. This is the first time I have mailed out books, I have done postcards before and I have made several artist books, so I decided to combind my two endeavors. If you would like to participate, please email me your address.
-jasmine

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Hello Everyone.

2004-07-25T19:56:42Z

Fuck, Sorry 4 the long ass delay everyone! Since I started this tribe ages ago, well I completly lost track of everythin since I left to Toronto for break. Its good to see new members have joined this somewhat shitty tribe. But rest assure I will be devoting alot more time to our new little nesting ground of local artists. So Let me start off by welcoming you all to Chicago Artists. David has been cool enough to add some pics and actually post something. So props to ya Dave! Feel free to spread the word out to anyone out there with a passion for Art. I guess that's it for now my fellow ArTistS. PIECE!

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