“Multiple Exposures” achieves in the gallery what Jane Fulton Alt’s photography critique group accomplishes behind closed doors.
Tag Archive for Bridgeport
Circle in the Fire
by Emma Collins •
It’s Friday night, and a decidedly eclectic assortment of Chicagoans gather in the evening hours to traverse the Zhou B Art Center, sip beer, and mingle with fellow attendees.
DaHuang Zhou
by Sasha Tycko •
DaHuang and his brother Shan Zuo are collectively the Zhou Brothers of Bridgeport’s Zhou B Art Center.
Solo Stuff
by Osita Nwanevu •
Bridgeport’s 312 Vintage Guitars offers the South Side a new musical outpost.
Bombing Style
by Meaghan Murphy •
Mario Gonzalez Jr. calls himself a “graffiti purist, hard core.” In his show “Style Bombing,” Gonzalez brings that artistry to the gallery, expertly walking the line between fine art and street art.
The Gathering
by John Gamino •
Hans Knapp has lived at the corner of 33rd and Halsted his entire life. Now, having graduated from DePaul with a math degree, he’s setting up shop just across the street. Joining him are two of his brothers, his friends, and…
Tracing Lines
by Celia Bever •
“I wanna be in an open relationship with you and life forever.” So begins the most recent exhibit at the Co-Prosperity Sphere.
Custom Culture
by Zoe Kauder Nalebuff •
Nestled between vacant lots near the dead ends of 37th and May Street in Bridgeport is the Chicago Sustainable Manufacturing Center, a former paint warehouse that now houses various small-craft organizations.
