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This multi-dimensional presentation draws on the archives at Stony Island Arts Banks including music, images, and text from collections of vinyl records, art slides, black memorabilia, and books.
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Highlights included Athi - Patra Ruga at WHATIFTHEWORLD; André Butzer at NINO MIER GALLERY; at Parafin, new works by Justin Mortimer; at Vigo, selected works by Derrick Adams from his Future People exhibition at Theaster Gates» Stoney Island Arts Banks; Jose Carlos Martinat at Revolver Galeria; and Cammie Staros» New York debut at Shulamit Nazarian.
April 28 — August 5, 2018 Shinique Smith Out of Easy Reach Rebuild Foundation, Stoney Island Arts Bank, Chicago, IL Visit Website
Day, artist Theaster Gates's Rebuild Foundation is hosting a series of readings and film screenings at Stony Island Arts Bank.
On the occasion of his multimedia exhibition, «Future People,» at the Rebuild Foundation, Derrick Adams sat down with VoCA Board Member and Virginia Steele Scott Chief Curator of American Art at The Huntington, Chad Alligood, to discuss his arts practice and the experience of incorporating elements from the Stony Island Arts Bank archive into his work.
Think, for example, of Theaster Gates» brilliant Dorchester Projects and Stony Island Arts Bank, or Rick Lowe's Texan row houses.
His extraordinarily ambitious Stony Island Arts Bank opens this weekend on Chicago's South Side, and he has been at the fair signing copies of his just - released definitive monograph from Phaidon.
«Theaster Gates proudly shows off new Stony Island Arts Bank on the South Side», Chicago Tribune, April 24, 2018.
Theaster Gates is internationally known for his work on the South Side of Chicago, including Dorchester Projects, Black Cinema House, and the upcoming Stony Island Arts Bank and Dorchester Artists Housing Collaborative.
The Chicago - based artist Theaster Gates described his 20,000 - square - foot art space, library, and cultural center Stony Island Arts Bank, in the city's low - income and largely African - American South Side, as «a demonstration of our self - reliance, self - determinism, and worth.»
Theaster Gates in the Stony Island Arts Bank, Chicago, which houses the Johnson Publishing Company archive.
Her work has been exhibited in various cities across the US and abroad including at Stony Island Arts Bank and Galleria d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Torino.
Following recent solo outings at the Tilton Gallery in New York, Chicago's Stony Island Arts Bank, and the California African American Museum in Los Angeles, Adams's timely work is the subject of an exhibition at New York's Museum of Arts and Design through August 12.
Lounge at the Stony Island Arts Bank and enjoy hand crafted tea from Currency Exchange Cafe, self guided watercolor and drawing workshops, a taste of our Black Cinema House collection and the sound of Chicago - style House Music emanating from the Frankie Knuckles Shrine created by artist and Founder of Rebuild Foundation, Theaster Gates as we...
As part of Art Design Chicago, a year - long celebration of Chicago's art and design history spearheaded by the Terra Foundation for American Art, Rebuild Foundation presents A Johnson Publishing Story, organized by artist Theaster Gates and on view at the Stony Island Arts Bank (6760 South Stony Island Avenue) June 28 — September 30, 2018.
In conjunction with the Frankie Knuckles Shrine created by Theaster Gates in tribute to the legendary godfather of House, Black Cinema House presents selected excerpts of films and home movies collected by our partners in the Gallery of the Stony Island Arts Bank: Chicago Film Archives • Excerpts from the Don McIlvaine Collection Chicago artist...
Amazing: Theaster Gates's Rebuild Foundation will be housing Frankie Knuckles's record collection in its Stony Island Arts Bank.
Video installation in conjunction with Glenn Ligon's A Small Band Presented by Black Cinema House at the Stony Island Arts Bank Here we screen works that reflect on the capacity of Black people to speak truth to power, to address systematic abuses to and through their bodies, and the bodies of others.
The project creates a series of outdoor spaces to complement Rebuild Foundation's Stony Island Art Bank.
This year, after a much - regaled solo show at blue - chip gallery White Cube, Gates opened a 17,000 - square - foot nonprofit arts center, the Stony Island Arts Bank, in his struggling Chicago neighborhood.
Mark Bradford's Art + Practice in Los Angeles and the Rebuild Foundation and Stony Island Arts Bank established by Theaster Gates in Chicago, are transforming neighborhoods through programming that bridges art, culture, education and community.
The Stony Island Arts Bank will continue onto its new chapter as a cultural, rather than fiduciary, depository.
In Carlos Bunga's Under the Skin, a colonnade of cardboard scaffolding fills and divides the high vaulted interior architecture of Theaster Gates» newly - renovated Stony Island Arts Bank building.
Stony Island Arts Bank atrium before restoration (2014).
Helyn Goldenberg of Sotheby's Chicago led a live auction that included experiences such as a one - on - one outing and original painting by artist Amanda Williams; a cocktail party for ten at the Stony Island Arts Bank; and a weekend art excursion to Michigan that included a tour of Judy Ledgerwood and Tony Tasset's new home and studio.
«Intention to Know: The Thought Forms of Annie Besant», 2016, installation view, Stony Island Arts Bank, Chicago.
«Intention to Know», curated by Carolyn Christov - Bakargiev in collaboration with Theaster Gates at the Stony Island Arts Bank, features work by three artists — Erin Hayden, Lea Porsager and Cauleen Smith — that responds to Besant's illustrated writings, some of which are also on view in the gallery.
by Anastasia Karpova Tinari In Carlos Bunga's Under the Skin, a colonnade of cardboard scaffolding fills and divides the high vaulted interior architecture of Theaster Gates» newly - renovated Stony Island Arts Bank building.
We spoke to the acclaimed artist and creator of the new Story Island Arts Bank about his extraordinarily ambitious plans to better his hometown through some seriously high - concept urban planning.
She has received fellowships as Resident Curator with HATCH Projects (2013 - 14); Public Studio Artist in Residence at the Chicago Cultural Center (2015); Resident Artist at the Stony Island Arts Bank and the Center for Afrofuturist Studies (2016).
Thousands of vinyl albums acquired from Dr. Wax, a Hyde Park record store that went out of business are housed at Stony Island Arts Bank.
Black Cinema House is proud to present selected works from the Archive at the Stony Island Arts Bank — drop in to see what's playing from the Archive this week.
Aligned with the culmination of a year long choreographic residency at Rebuild Foundation, award - winning performing artist Barak adé Soleil presents reRaceDis: a movement installation on Saturday, January 7th from 4:00 pm — 6 pm at Stony Island Arts Bank, within the currently exhibited installation of noted visual artist Glenn Ligon's A Small Band.
Stony Island Arts Bank will feature works that consider process, time and material culture through assemblage practices.
On the occasion of his new multimedia exhibition, «Future People,» opening at the Rebuild Foundation Stony Island Arts Bank on June 6, Derrick Adams will sit down with VoCA Board Member and Virginia Steele Scott Chief Curator of American Art at The Huntington, Chad Alligood, to discuss his arts practice and the experience of incorporating... Learn More
Part 4: Rebecca Zorach on the Glass Lantern Slides Collection Sunday, March 11, 2018 3:00 - 5:00 pm Stony Island Arts Bank
Part 3: Adam Green on the Johnson Publishing Archive + Collections Sunday, February 11, 2018 3:00 - 5:00 pm Stony Island Arts Bank
April 27, 2018, 5 - 8PM Work by: Lisa Alvarado, Torkwase Dyson, Leslie Hewitt, Juliana Huxtable, Yvette Mayorga, Howardena Pindell, Martine Syms, and Zipporah Camille Thompson with DJ Ariel Zetina (Gallery 400) Candida Alvarez, Bethany Collins, Abigail DeVille, Maren Hassinger, Ariel Jackson, Steffani Jemison, Jennie C. Jones, Caroline Kent, Ayanah Moor, Kellie Romany, Xaviera Simmons, Edra Soto, and Brenna Youngblood (Sister exhibition at DePaul Art Museum) Barbara Chase - Riboud, Sheree Hovsepian, and Shinique Smith (Sister exhibition at Stony Island Arts Bank)(Curated by Allison Glenn) Gallery 400: 400 S Peoria St, Chicago, IL 60607
Overcome plays on a loop during the Stony Island Arts Bank open hours (Tuesday through Saturday, 12pm - 7 pm).
2018 «A Johnson Publishing Story,» curated by Theaster Gates, Stony Island Arts Bank, Chicago, IL, June 28 — September 30, 2018
WHITEWALL: What was the starting point for «Future People» at Stony Island Arts Bank?
In conjunction with the Frankie Knuckles Shrine created by Theaster Gates in tribute to the legendary godfather of House, Black Cinema House presents selected excerpts of films and home movies collected by our partners in the Gallery of the Stony Island Arts Bank:
Part 1: Duane Powell on the Frankie Knuckles Records Collection Sunday, November 12, 2017 3:00 - 4:30 pm Stony Island Arts Bank
Chairman and Founder of The Rebuild Foundation, NFP, Chicago, IL • Archive House, Chicago, IL • Black Cinema House, Chicago, IL • Dorchester Art + Housing Collaborative, Chicago, IL • Listening House, Chicago, IL • Stony Island Arts Bank, Chicago, IL
This exhibition will utilize Stony Island Arts Bank's archive by incorporating or making reference to images, music and text from the Johnson Publishing Library, the Glass Lantern Slides Collection, the Edward J. Williams Collection of objects of «negrobilia,» and the Frankie Knuckles Vinyl Collection, with a focus on past, present and future ideas depicting black culture's interest in futurism and its roots in Africa.
Beacon plays from the balcony of the Stony Island Arts Bank at 9 am, 12 pm, and 7 pm daily.
ART21 filming at Theaster Gates's Stony Island Arts Bank in Chicago, USA, 2016.
Gates, through a process of purchasing properties and using the excavated material from these sites, creates works of art that fund new projects and ideas, such as the Stony Island Arts Bank.
Stony Island Arts Bank.
She has participated in a range of exhibitions and fellowships including: Artist in Residence with The Center for AfroFuturist Studies in Iowa City, and the Stony Island Arts Bank (2016); Curatorial Fellow with ICI's Curatorial Intensive in New Orleans (2017); and Artist Resident at Camargo Foundation (2018).