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Beverly Arts Center
2407 W. 111th St.
Chicago, IL 60655
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Throughout the year, the Beverly Art Center presents rotating exhibitions of contemporary art in our spectacular new 2nd floor art gallery. These exhibits are free and open to the public. While in the neighborhood, be sure to visit the Vanderpoel Art Association Gallery, which houses notable works by American Impressionists and other artists, including Mary Cassatt, Loredo Taft, Maxfield Parrish, and Grant Wood.

GALLERY EXHIBITS - TOP
Daniel Edward: Painting - top
Sunday - February 28


THEATER GALLERY Exhibit: Feb. 1-28
Reception: Feb. 14,  2-4pm

Large floral paintings.


ARTOGRAPHY by Mike Lamb: Photography - top
Sunday - February 28


BRIDGE GALLERY Exhibit: Feb. 1-28
Reception: Feb. 14, 2-4pm

Featuring an eclectic array of some 40 photos.  Mike Lamb is a published author, artist and photographer who grew up in Beverly and now lives with his family in Evergreen Park, IL.

 




Drawing the Line (JWAN: Jewish Woman Artists' Network) - top
Saturday - March 06


Exhibit: Feb. 5-Mar. 6
Meet the Artists: Sunday, Feb. 14, 2-4pm

JWAN, (Jewish Women Artists' Network), a sub caucus within the National WCA (Women's Caucus for Art) presents, Drawing the Line - featuring 25 artists from around the United States.

Drawing the Line reveals the multifaceted nature of line-making both in formal terms and based on a conceptual interpretation. The wide variety of images and approaches featured here speaks to the line’s artistic versatility. The simplicity of the line inspires a complexity of interpretive possibilities.

Exhibiting artists: Gloria Askin, Marilyn Banner, Catherine Cajandig, Emily Corbato, Anne Doris-Eisner, Sally Duback,  Harriet Finck, Karen Frostig, Fay Grajower, Susan Harmon, Wendy Sue Lamm, Rona Lesser, K.A. Letts, Dale Osterle, Margaret Parker, Roxanne Phillips, Launa Romoff, Patricia Schappler, Debbie Schore, Beth Shadur, Lorre Slaw, Simone Soltan, Cynthia Vascak, Karen Weyandt and Marian Yap.

Juror- Sarah Giller Nelson, Art Historian, Chicago, IL
Exhibition Co-Chairs –Fay Grajower, Boston, MA and Simone Soltan, Chapel Hill, NC



BIG READ Fantasy Map Exhibit - top
Wednesday - March 31


STUDENT GALLERY Exhibit: Mar. 1-31

Juried art show for children ages 8-17. Part of the BIG READ PROGRAM.
BAC will be accepting student artwork for this exhibit through Feb. 22.

BAC is also hostinga literary scavenger hunt and book clubs for kids ages 10-14.
For more information about the BIG READ and other activites visit www.bacbigread.squarespace.com.


"Homegrown" Works, 2005-2010 (James Jankowiak) - top
Sunday - April 04


Exhibit: Mar 4-Apr 4
Reception: Saturday, Mar. 6, 6-9pm

James Jankowiak  b. 1969

     James was born and raised in the Back of the Yards neighborhood on the south side of Chicago. Although his early forays in the Chicago graffiti scene proved to be influential upon several generations of spray can artists, he always took risks with his art and continues to evolve as a painter and installation artist. His work has been exhibited at several notable institutions such as the MCA, Northwestern University and the SAIC’s Roger Brown Gallery, and also continues to be accessible to the community through his work as a teaching artist with Urban Gateways, A.R.T. and Gallery 37. In 2010, he has solo shows scheduled for the Beverly Art Center and The Architrouve in  Chicago, along with his first ever international solo exhibition at the Singers Sweatshop in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
http://www.jamesjankowiak.com/




IN THE ATRIUM- TOP
Lost People of the Mathare: Photography by Alaine Novak Bohnsak - top
Sunday - February 28


Exhibit: Feb. 1-28
Reception: Feb. 14,  2-4pm

Photography by Alaine Novak Bohnsak. www.dominionartworks.com
Meet the people of the Mathare 1 Slum, a community of astounding proportions crying to be heard but yet sadly mute to our world. All proceeds of artwork sales will be donated to the Hope Missions International and CRS (Catholic Relief Services) for the people of the Mathare Slums and victims of the Haiti disaster.


BAC Street Journal Spring Entry Deadline - top
Monday - March 01


BAC Street Journal is now accepting submissions of poetry, short fiction, black & white photos, and black and white illustrations for consideration. This magazine will publish twice a year.

Submissions will be accepted through Mar 1 for the spring issue.

The deadline for the Spring 2009 issue has already passed.
This Fall 09 issue of the BAC Street Journal is available for purchase ($5) at the BAC front desk. You can also email inquiries, submissions and requests for guidelines for the Fall issue.


A Rich & Rare Land - top
Sunday - April 04


ATRIUM, THEATER & BRIDGE Exhibit: Mar 4-Apr 4
Reception: Saturday, Mar. 6, 6-9pm

Group show with art inspired from Ireland.
Exhibiting artists include: Tim McCarthy, Nina Weiss, Alice McMahon White, Fran Mazur & Michael Latala.


3rd Annual Digital Photo Contest & Exhibit - top
Friday - June 04


Exhibit: June 4-July 4
Reception: Friday, June 11, 7-9pm


Applications available soon. Contact laura@beverlyartcenter.org with questions.

Hosted by the BAC Young Adult Board.




ONLINE EXHIBITS - TOP
Highlights from Hot Stuff!
A Show of Art by Police, Firefighters, & Paramedics
View Highlights from The 2003 ISEA Annual Exhibition and Gross Innovations
Soul Food: A Photographic Exhibition with Recipes
Cosponsored by Chicago's Department of Cultural Affairs.

Highlights from 25th Annual Alice & Arthur Baer Competition
Sponsored by Evergreen Plaza Associates

Highlights from 24th Annual Alice & Arthur Baer Competition
Sponsored by Evergreen Plaza Associates

Online Photo Gallery - TOP

An online photo gallery of Beverly Art Center student and faculty work, photos of past events, and pictures of art previously displayed in our gallery.

View Photo Gallery

   
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