
The Artist Book Show at the Paper Crane Opens on 3/12
The Paper Crane is pleased to announce The Artist Books Show. Opening Saturday March 12, 2011 from 5-8pm located at 2846 W. North Ave on the second floor. (Please enter through the side door on Francisco Street)
The Artist Book Show is a project that was developed to encourage people to see the book as more than something to read but also as an art object. 26 artists from around the world participated in The Paper Crane’s first book project. Each person either made their own hand bound hardcover book at our studio or were mailed one made by The Paper Crane. Artists had 3 months to fill their book in any way they wanted and were encouraged to ‘test the boundaries’ of the book. For many this meant re-making the book entirely, for others it was allowing themselves to let their work spill out of the 6 × 9 measurement or challenging themselves with a new medium. Each and everyone of these books is a unique artifact of it’s maker. Produced entirely by hand, each artist invested countless hours and personal time to this project. The artists listed below are applauded for their enthusiasm, effort and dedication to this project.
Artists include: Colin Palombi, Curtis Oliveira, Dennis Franklin, Eliza Fernand, Erika Miklovic-Clark, Esther Ramirez, Gabe McKinney, Hatti B. Figge, Jaime Ryan, John Philip Abbot, Josh Dumas, Josh Howard, Katy Groves, Kirk Bravender, Kreh Mellick, Margot Harrington, Matt Alicea, Melanie Parke, Nathan Vernau, Richard Kooyman, Robin Russo, Sarah Nesbit, Scott Reinhard, Susie Wilson, Tony Saunders, Trent Miller
Spring Semester
Jun
3
2012
8:00 PM, $12 suggested
The Hideout
1354 W Wabansia
Physics for Listeners: a Composers' Concert
Homeroom is excited to debut a new concert of commissioned music composed by some of Chicago’s best and most exciting musicians and composers. The idea behind the concert is to bring together composers from across Chicago’s jazz/improv and contemporary classical scenes to write for a single ensemble. It is an opportunity for audiences to hear new work by a broad range of composers. The concert not only pays composers to write a new piece, but also introduces them to other composers working in Chicago. Homeroom believes in the importance of supporting Chicago composers who write new and innovative music.
The composers include The composers include Matthew Dotson: guitar; Tim Daisy: drums and percussion; Jason Raynovich: cello; Katherine Young: bassoon; Tobin Summerfield: bass and guitar; and Dan Mohr: piano & voice.
Jun
7
2012
8:00 PM, $10 suggested
Strobe Studios
2631 W Division
Physics for Listeners Recording Session
After debuting the concert at the Hideout on June 3rd, Homeroom will be recording Physics for Listeners at Strobe Studios as part of their Strobe Sessions series. We invite you to join the session. Please RSVP to strobesessions@gmail.com. The event is BYOB and is a great chance to get an intimate look at some of Chicago’s best composers and musicians in the recording studio.
The composers include Matthew Dotson: guitar; Tim Daisy: drums and percussion; Jason Raynovich: cello; Katherine Young: bassoon; Tobin Summerfield: bass and guitar; and Dan Mohr: piano & voice.
Photo by Krzysztof Penarski.
Jun
15
2012
9:00 PM, $7 suggested
Elastic Arts
2830 N Milwaukee
Songwriter Showcase with Antony & the Tramps and Ramah Jihan
Antony & the Tramps and Ramah Jihan will be featured at Homeroom’s last event of the Spring Semester.
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