JOHALLA PROJECTS & STREETSIDE PRESENTS:

JOHALLA PROJECTS THURSDAY NIGHT RAGER AT STREETSIDE CAFE.

Thursday, June 2 at 10:00pm – Friday, June 3 at 1:00am

DJ set by Chicago rockers The White Mystery Twins!
Rock and roll music provided by The Kings of Maplewood!
Artist Brian Sorg exhibiting artwork!
Things of fries!
Things of nachos!
Old Style beverages!
FREE! FREE! FREE!

Streetside Cafe
3201 W. Armitage Ave
Chicago, IL

Ceaseless Blooms in Jobless Colors

CEASELESS BLOOMS IN JOBLESS COLORS
One Night Only: May 20th, 2011
7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

1561 N. Milwaukee Ave
Chicago, IL 60622

Ceaseless blooms in Jobless Colors is a collectively curated show by an upper level course at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Presenting a breadth of new work in photography, video, sculpture, and new media, the artist’s disparate practices are brought together under a shared sense of ambivalence about leaving the cloister produced by an art education.

The floor lasts for four years only; intangible though the feeling is, the upset caused by being forced out into the world with only a shirt on one’s back, a degree on file, and a repository of contacts in one’s phone is a sentiment known by all students. What remains to be seen is whether or not everyone concerned will succeed, and how, further, they define success.

Participating Artists:

Thomson Dryjanski, , Brandy Fisher, , Emerson Granillo, David M. Hall, Misato Inaba, Absis Minas, Jen Smoose, Jaroslaw Studencki, Kristen Lee Stokes, Eileen Mueller, Casey McGonagle, Hyounsang Yoo.

Another Duggan shout out, and WHITE MYSTERY ART SHOW photos

Ryan Duggan’s Today, Tomorrow piece from our NEXT booth gets another shout out. Check it out.

White Mystery posted photos from their reception of WHITE MYSTERY ART SHOW with us. View them here!

Ryan Duggan featured, our friends The Post Family get named “Best Booth”

Ryan Duggan’s piece from our NEXT booth got featured in Bad at Sports. They also named The Post Family as “Best Chicago booth at NEXT.” Check it out here!

Reviewed in Gapers Block’s “Britt’s Artropolis Picks”

Works by Caitlin Arnold and Aron Gent at our NEXT booth were reviewed in Gapers Block’s “Britt’s Artropolis Picks.”