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Saturday, October 31, 2009
Monday, October 26, 2009
Phantom Gallery LA, Curator's talk by Using Cell Phones
The Phantom Gallery LA used Guide By Cell Phone on October 24th, 2009 to launch their new exhibitions in 15 locations. This is something to think about for the next Phantom Gallery Chicago staging, or to use at any of your openings this coming year.
http://guidebycell.com/
Audio Tours:
Guide by Cell turns cell phones into audio guides. We're the largest provider of cell phone, text messaging and podcasting services with over 500 clients. Record over phone or upload audio to create tour. Visitors use their cell phones to hear audio. Real-time web statistics show amazing information. Try for free, and then pay low monthly fee. Use text messaging to engage younger audience, or use to train staff. Collect feedback by visitors leaving comments.
Training:
Train by Cell is an interactive and strategic communication tool that maximizes business productivity. Everyone has a phone! Use Train by Cell to leverage your training and communication dollars!
Mobile Platform:
Guide by Cell offers a mobile development and marketing platform to companies and institutions. You're in control with Guide by Cell's suite of services; use our unique, multiplatform technology and create personalized content that your audience seeks out! Let Guide by Cell help you reach your target audience or train your staff anywhere, anytime!
Mobile Advertising:
Guide by Cell is the largest mobile phone tour company in the world with exposure to millions of users each month. You can now advertise through mobile phone tours in thousands of cultural organizations in North America. Choose the type of venue, time period and advertising vehicle.
http://guidebycell.com/
Audio Tours:
Guide by Cell turns cell phones into audio guides. We're the largest provider of cell phone, text messaging and podcasting services with over 500 clients. Record over phone or upload audio to create tour. Visitors use their cell phones to hear audio. Real-time web statistics show amazing information. Try for free, and then pay low monthly fee. Use text messaging to engage younger audience, or use to train staff. Collect feedback by visitors leaving comments.
Training:
Train by Cell is an interactive and strategic communication tool that maximizes business productivity. Everyone has a phone! Use Train by Cell to leverage your training and communication dollars!
Mobile Platform:
Guide by Cell offers a mobile development and marketing platform to companies and institutions. You're in control with Guide by Cell's suite of services; use our unique, multiplatform technology and create personalized content that your audience seeks out! Let Guide by Cell help you reach your target audience or train your staff anywhere, anytime!
Mobile Advertising:
Guide by Cell is the largest mobile phone tour company in the world with exposure to millions of users each month. You can now advertise through mobile phone tours in thousands of cultural organizations in North America. Choose the type of venue, time period and advertising vehicle.
Murphy Hill Gallery Anniversary Show
Mark Your Calendar
Art Media and Unique Gifts
November 18 to December 23, 2009
Reception: Saturday, November 21, 2009 6PM - 10PM
Buy Art, Buy gifts, enjoy music, and networking.
Art and Business Mixer Chicago Artists Month 2.0
Art and Business mixer, "VIP Reception", at Murphy Hill Gallery was a success this year.
It was well attended by artist, art supporters, business owners, and politicians. The event was catered, and had live music; people meandered throughout the block long gallery. An "Artists Talk" by local Curators: William Hill of Murphy Gallery, Gaberial Patti of the Phantom Gallery, Everett Williams of Creative Arts Alliance, Frederic Owens Art Museum of Chicago, and Dan Godston curator of Synesthetic Plan of Chicago, talked about "Problems and Considerations Exhibiting in Alternative Exhibition Spaces. We also connected to Phantom Gallery LA; they were hosting an art walk in 15 galleries in the LA area, where each artists/curator gave a talk about their installation through their cell phone.
It was well attended by artist, art supporters, business owners, and politicians. The event was catered, and had live music; people meandered throughout the block long gallery. An "Artists Talk" by local Curators: William Hill of Murphy Gallery, Gaberial Patti of the Phantom Gallery, Everett Williams of Creative Arts Alliance, Frederic Owens Art Museum of Chicago, and Dan Godston curator of Synesthetic Plan of Chicago, talked about "Problems and Considerations Exhibiting in Alternative Exhibition Spaces. We also connected to Phantom Gallery LA; they were hosting an art walk in 15 galleries in the LA area, where each artists/curator gave a talk about their installation through their cell phone.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Phantom Gallery on Milwaukee Avenue
Friday, October 16, 2009 Phantom Gallery Opening Reception, 2827 N. Milwaukee Ave, Chicago. Gabe Patti, had about 70 friends, and family, come to check out his first installation as Phantom Gallery Curator for Chicago Artists Month 2.0. 2009
Artist Chris Pappan, http://www.myspace.com/chrispappan, sold a piece.
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Watercolor on Paper, by artist Janina A. Ciezadlo, http://www.merelycirculating.com/ ,
Phillip Cotton's pieces contrast black and white, next to the work of Everett Williams.
Everett Williams, uses his graphic art background in design to supper impose images of Black in different walks of life during the New York Worlds Fair. Listen to him discuss his process at the Murphy Hill Gallery this Saturday October 24th, at 5pm.
Finally Gabe and Everett call it a wrap on Sunday afternoon, at the close of the exhibition. We give a special thanks to owners of Crown Liquors, for allowing the Phantom Gallery into their empty storefront, on Milwaukee, and the Logan Square Chamber of Arts.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Phantom Gallery Presents "Curatorial Practice: Problems and Considerations for Curator Exhibiting in Temporary Installations"
The Phantom Gallery will be hosting an artists talk, at the Murphy Hill Gallery, 3333 West Arthington Ave, 3rd Floor, in Chicago's Lawndale Community. "Curatorial Practice: Problems and Considerations for Curator Exhibiting in Temporary Installations". The panel starts at around 5pm - 6pm.
In Celebration of Chicago Artists Month
You are Cordially Invited to A VIP Reception for Local Artists on
Saturday, October 24, 2009 from 6pm to 9pm at:
Featuring Live Music and Refreshments
Free Admission
Sponsored by
Greater Garfield Park Chamber of Commerce in Collaboration with
Murphy Hill Gallery
Alpha Bruton, Local Artist/ Phantom Gallery Chicago
Nancy Vachon, Local Artist /Switching Station Artist Lofts
http://www.murphyhillgallery.com/
In Celebration of Chicago Artists Month
You are Cordially Invited to A VIP Reception for Local Artists on
Saturday, October 24, 2009 from 6pm to 9pm at:
Murphy Hill Gallery
3333 West Arthington - 3rd Flr.
(in the Historic Sears Building)
Enjoy the Murphy Hill Gallery Exhibit
"Arts Across Cultures"
Featuring Live Music and Refreshments
Free Admission
Sponsored by
Greater Garfield Park Chamber of Commerce in Collaboration with
Murphy Hill Gallery
Alpha Bruton, Local Artist/ Phantom Gallery Chicago
Nancy Vachon, Local Artist /Switching Station Artist Lofts
http://www.murphyhillgallery.com/
Monday, October 19, 2009
Monkey Survey
Please take a moment and respond to the Phantom Gallery Chicago survey. Thanks in advance.
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Thursday, October 15, 2009
VIP Reception for Local Artists
on
Saturday, October 24, 2009 from 6pm to 9pm
at
Murphy Hill Gallery
3333 West Arthington - 3rd Flr.
(in the Historic Sears Building)
Enjoy the Murphy Hill Gallery Exhibit
Featuring Live Music and Refreshments
Free Admission
Sponsored by
Greater Garfield Park Chamber of Commerce in Collaboration with
Murphy Hill Gallery
Alpha Bruton, Phantom Gallery Chicago
Nancy Vachon, Local Artists, Switching Station Artist Lofts
Please RSVP to (773) 722-6650.
Erni King
Greater Garfield Park Chamber of Commerce
Chicago, IL 60624
(773) 722-6650
(773) 722-6651 Fax
ernibcmp@aol.com
Monday, October 12, 2009
"AFRICA IN ME"
Faie African Art Celebrates
Chicago Artists Month with
"Africa In Me"
Sunday October 25 at 3:00 pm
Panel discussion, "Knowing Your Roots"
with Artists
Felicia Grant Preston
Candace Hunter
Geneologist, Sharon Morgan
Come and celebrated the Echoes of African influences in the art of the Diaspora at
FaiE African Art Gallery
4317 South Cottage Grove
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Phantom Gallery Presents "Revisionist"
2827 N. Milwaukee Ave, Chicago IL October 16th Opening
Curator: Gabriel Patti
Phantom Gallery proudly presents works of Chicago-based artists who want to rewrite history…for the better! Whether derived from myth or history, dreams or memory, fact or fiction, these paintings, drawings and quilts await your “vision” and collection.
Opening: Friday October 16, 5-10pm
Saturday 17th: gallery, open 1-10pm
Sunday 18th: gallery, open 1-8pm
Featured Artists: Alpha Bruton, Melanie Brown, Janina Ciezadlo, Phillip Michael Cotton, Brandon Hill, Chris Pappan, Gabriel Patti, Janet Sampson, Tamara Wasserman, Everett William.
Chicago Artists Month 2.0 Virtual Studios
Phantom Gallery projects are not common only to Chicago but are in various Cities from east to west coast, as well as internationally. Each of these galleries functions exceedingly well in encapsulating their philosophy, promoting projects through a variety of traditionally commercial tools for reaching mass audiences.
Phantom Gallery Chicago attempts to prompt responses from people who might not enter a gallery or museum. Artists/curators are challenged to mirror more commercial methods of distribution that are the acceptable or normalized activities of the internet, blogging, to give its virtual audience a glimpses of possibilities as to what art should be doing-an interdisciplinary process that seeks to connect all parts of our cultural existence.
Each artist as curator stages an art openings in alternative locations, storefront spaces by bringing art events, open houses, and art tours to various venues, we can take a broader view in helping make the art happen.
This Phantom Gallery Chicago project is supported in part by: Logan Square Chamber of Arts, Crown Liquors Owner of storefront.
Curator: Gabriel Patti
Phantom Gallery proudly presents works of Chicago-based artists who want to rewrite history…for the better! Whether derived from myth or history, dreams or memory, fact or fiction, these paintings, drawings and quilts await your “vision” and collection.
Opening: Friday October 16, 5-10pm
Saturday 17th: gallery, open 1-10pm
Sunday 18th: gallery, open 1-8pm
Featured Artists: Alpha Bruton, Melanie Brown, Janina Ciezadlo, Phillip Michael Cotton, Brandon Hill, Chris Pappan, Gabriel Patti, Janet Sampson, Tamara Wasserman, Everett William.
Chicago Artists Month 2.0 Virtual Studios
Phantom Gallery projects are not common only to Chicago but are in various Cities from east to west coast, as well as internationally. Each of these galleries functions exceedingly well in encapsulating their philosophy, promoting projects through a variety of traditionally commercial tools for reaching mass audiences.
Phantom Gallery Chicago attempts to prompt responses from people who might not enter a gallery or museum. Artists/curators are challenged to mirror more commercial methods of distribution that are the acceptable or normalized activities of the internet, blogging, to give its virtual audience a glimpses of possibilities as to what art should be doing-an interdisciplinary process that seeks to connect all parts of our cultural existence.
Each artist as curator stages an art openings in alternative locations, storefront spaces by bringing art events, open houses, and art tours to various venues, we can take a broader view in helping make the art happen.
This Phantom Gallery Chicago project is supported in part by: Logan Square Chamber of Arts, Crown Liquors Owner of storefront.
PostPRODUCTION
PostPRODUCTION
Panel Discussion: October 24, 2009, 5pm-6pm
Murhpy Hill Gallery
Fine Art Exhibit Opening Reception for Everett C. Williams, Frederick Ross Owens, curated by Nathaniel McLinn, canceled October 10, 2009. Why? Panel discussion on problems and considerations curating in alternative exhibition spaces in Chicago.
Art theorist Nicolas Bourriaud defines "Post Pas the art work created on the basis of preexisting works.”In the works of Fredrick Owens, Everett C. Williams remixing allows the viewer to recalibrated perception, the fixed borders of ideologies to dance between absences, gaps, and dissensus, in the limits of society's sterotypes, categories, and histories? This subject position shared by the artist and the viewer exist not as another layer of knowledge, but simply as a capacity to move among the centers and the margins of hegemonic values from the point of omission.
Fredrick Owen's painting with its electronica devices celebrates the viewer’s liberty and dcapacity to remix their own media experiences.
Everett C. Williams's remix completes a project started by Dubois and corrects and reedits main stream history by challenging negative images of black women in history.
Panel Discussion: October 24, 2009, 5pm-6pm
Murhpy Hill Gallery
Fine Art Exhibit Opening Reception for Everett C. Williams, Frederick Ross Owens, curated by Nathaniel McLinn, canceled October 10, 2009. Why? Panel discussion on problems and considerations curating in alternative exhibition spaces in Chicago.
Art theorist Nicolas Bourriaud defines "Post Pas the art work created on the basis of preexisting works.”In the works of Fredrick Owens, Everett C. Williams remixing allows the viewer to recalibrated perception, the fixed borders of ideologies to dance between absences, gaps, and dissensus, in the limits of society's sterotypes, categories, and histories? This subject position shared by the artist and the viewer exist not as another layer of knowledge, but simply as a capacity to move among the centers and the margins of hegemonic values from the point of omission.
Fredrick Owen's painting with its electronica devices celebrates the viewer’s liberty and dcapacity to remix their own media experiences.
Everett C. Williams's remix completes a project started by Dubois and corrects and reedits main stream history by challenging negative images of black women in history.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Phantom Gallery CAM 2009 2.0 Virtual Studio
Greater Garfield Park Chamber celebrates artists doing business on the West Side of Chicago by hosting an annual reception, which will take place this year at the Murphy Hill Gallery. Murphy Hill Gallery is located in the Historic Sears and Roebuck Building.
CURRENT EXHIBITION "ART ACROSS CULTURES"
The Phantom Gallery Chicago Virtual Studio is part of Chicago Artists Month 2009, the fourteenth annual celebration of Chicago’s vibrant visual art community. In October, more than 200 exhibitions of emerging and established artists, openings, demonstrations, tours, open studios and neighborhood art walks take place at galleries, cultural centers and arts buildings throughout the city. Chicago Artists Month is organized by the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and is made possible through support provided by Bank of America.
For more information, visit www.chicagoartistsmonth.org.
Phantom Gallery Chicago, "PostPRODUCTION", curated by Fredrick Owens & guest curator Nathaniel McLinn, scheduled for Saturday October 10th, 2009 at the Wine Consortium. Meet the artists and guest curators at the October 24th reception.
Phantom Gallery Chicago, "REVISIONIST", curated by Gabriel Patti, has also been rescheduled due to location committments.
Both artists as curators will have some lively discussions regarding interfacing with business owners and empty spaces around Chicago.
Phantom Gallery Chicago Connects to Visual Studios- Phantom Gallery projects are not common only to Chicago but are in various Cities from east to west coast, as well as internationally. Each of these galleries functions exceedingly well in encapsulating their philosophy, promoting projects through a variety of traditionally commercial tools for reaching mass audiences.
Phantom Gallery Chicago attempts to prompt responses from people who might not enter a gallery or museum. Artists/curators are challenged to mirror more commercial methods of distribution that are the acceptable or normalized activities of the Internet, blogging, to give its virtual audience a glimpses of possibilities as to what art should be doing-an interdisciplinary process that seeks to connect all parts of our cultural existence.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24TH, 2009
6:oopm - 10:00 pm
MURPHY HILL GALLERY
3333 West ARTHINGTON AVE, 3RD FLOOR
Chicago, IL 60624
773-324-5781
CURRENT EXHIBITION "ART ACROSS CULTURES"
The Phantom Gallery Chicago Virtual Studio is part of Chicago Artists Month 2009, the fourteenth annual celebration of Chicago’s vibrant visual art community. In October, more than 200 exhibitions of emerging and established artists, openings, demonstrations, tours, open studios and neighborhood art walks take place at galleries, cultural centers and arts buildings throughout the city. Chicago Artists Month is organized by the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and is made possible through support provided by Bank of America.
For more information, visit www.chicagoartistsmonth.org.
Phantom Gallery Chicago, "PostPRODUCTION", curated by Fredrick Owens & guest curator Nathaniel McLinn, scheduled for Saturday October 10th, 2009 at the Wine Consortium. Meet the artists and guest curators at the October 24th reception.
Phantom Gallery Chicago, "REVISIONIST", curated by Gabriel Patti, has also been rescheduled due to location committments.
Both artists as curators will have some lively discussions regarding interfacing with business owners and empty spaces around Chicago.
Phantom Gallery Chicago Connects to Visual Studios- Phantom Gallery projects are not common only to Chicago but are in various Cities from east to west coast, as well as internationally. Each of these galleries functions exceedingly well in encapsulating their philosophy, promoting projects through a variety of traditionally commercial tools for reaching mass audiences.
Phantom Gallery Chicago attempts to prompt responses from people who might not enter a gallery or museum. Artists/curators are challenged to mirror more commercial methods of distribution that are the acceptable or normalized activities of the Internet, blogging, to give its virtual audience a glimpses of possibilities as to what art should be doing-an interdisciplinary process that seeks to connect all parts of our cultural existence.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Vibrational Sound Narratives
Contact: http://www.elasticrevolution.com/
Artist Alpha Bruton’s Exhibit Opening
Saturday, October 3, 2009 at 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Elastic Sound and Vision Gallery
2830 North Milwaukee Ave., 2nd Floor
Chicago, IL 60618
773-772-3616
Elastic Arts Foundation announces the opening for artist Alpha Bruton’s exhibit entitled“Vibrational Sound Narratives” on Saturday, October 3 from 6:00pm – 8:00pm. Alpha Bruton Created 200- 12"x 18" acrylic on paper paintings , of compositions, from a four year exploration of various Chicagoan jazz musicians.
7pm - 8pm
David Boykin, and Una McClone (guest artist from Glasgow) perform to a slide presentation produced by Jayve Montgomery
Curator Susan Fox
312-867-1846
mccca@sbcglobal.net
Artist Alpha Bruton’s Exhibit Opening
Saturday, October 3, 2009 at 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Elastic Sound and Vision Gallery
2830 North Milwaukee Ave., 2nd Floor
Chicago, IL 60618
773-772-3616
Elastic Arts Foundation announces the opening for artist Alpha Bruton’s exhibit entitled“Vibrational Sound Narratives” on Saturday, October 3 from 6:00pm – 8:00pm. Alpha Bruton Created 200- 12"x 18" acrylic on paper paintings , of compositions, from a four year exploration of various Chicagoan jazz musicians.
7pm - 8pm
David Boykin, and Una McClone (guest artist from Glasgow) perform to a slide presentation produced by Jayve Montgomery
Curator Susan Fox
312-867-1846
mccca@sbcglobal.net
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