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Posts tagged "stephanieburke"

Snack Time Report, Friday, January 15th

by Jeriah Hildwine This weekend’s snack report starts with a flat tire, a stabbing, a fish fry, and a bunch of tanks and helicopters, all before we even got to the galleries!  Check out the slide show for a bunch of cool images (sorry sickos, I didn’t get any of the stabbing) and the rest... Read more »
By ArtTalkGuest,
January 16, 2010 at 9:09 pm
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Gregory Jacobsen at Zg Gallery

by Jeriah Hildwine Jeriah checking out “Prostrate,” new work by Gregory Jacobsen at Zg Gallery. This past friday, Gregory Jacobsen‘s show “Prostrate:  New Paintings and Works on Paper” opened this past Friday, January 8th, at Zg Gallery in River North.  Readers of my Snack Report may recall how excited I was by this.  Jacobsen has... Read more »
By ArtTalkGuest,
January 12, 2010 at 10:29 am
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The Gallery Crawl and So Much More... at ATC

The Gallery Crawl and So Much More… has come to ATC for the September Gallery Blowout Extravaganza! Authored by Stephanie Burke, TGCASMM is a weekly listing of openings in Chicago. For this installment, Stephanie has beefed up the crawl with some tasty thumbnails to whet your appetites. Below you will find the most comprehensive guide... Read more »
By Stephanie Burke,
September 8, 2009 at 3:28 pm
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"Bad at Sports" turns four

How it works: Bad at Sports, the Chicago crew, and the new blog Duncan MacKenzie, Richard Holland and Amanda Browder (2006) I e-met Richard Holland through violent flame wars on (defunct) Othergroup. And that’s where he mentioned Bad at Sports, a newly invented media form called a podcast. It was August, 2006.  By show 12... Read more »
By KathrynBorn,
August 28, 2009 at 9:29 am
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A Review of Look at Me: Photographs from Mexico City by Jed Fielding - by Stephanie Burke

  The photographs in Jed Fielding’s exhibition Look at Me, and in the accompanying book of the same title, depict children from four Mexico City schools for the blind.  I find these images beautifully creepy. It is generally clear that these are images of children, children whom obviously have something wrong with their eyes. These... Read more »
By KathrynBorn,
June 17, 2009 at 12:39 pm
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