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Dialogue Chicago: Out Loud – Opening at Evanston Art Center
DIALOGUE CHICAGO is an interdisciplinary group of working artists seeking aggressive studio practice. Artists from a variety of disciplines – including painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, installation, performance, and mixed media – come together to discuss the expansive possibilities of their work. Through group critiques, field trips, lectures, artists acquire knowledge, skills and methods of developing their work and transforming their ideas.
DIALOGUE CHICAGO has developed into a unique artist community for those seeking a lively, informative discussion.
Founding Director Sarah Krepp
Featured Artists:
Nelson Armour, Kina Bagovska, Jane Feit, Beverly Feldmann, Robert Fields, Sarah Barnhart Feilds, Judith Roston Freilich, Ellen Granman, Kathy Halper, Barbara Heaton, Melissa Heintzelman, Alan Hobscheid, Elle Holzblatt ,Bonnie Katz, Meredith Kopelman-Aponte, Sarah Krepp, Michael Litewski, Dan Lobraco, Elyse Martin, Ruti Modlin, Katherine Nemanich, Jennifer Rapp Peterson, Olivia Petrides, Jonathan Pruc, Lilach Schrag, Casey Sills, Pamela Sloan, Michelle Stone, Susan Trees, Annette Turow, Kathy Weaver, and Toby Zallman.
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