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June 5, 2009
SPECIAL EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT ------------->>>>>
Muscle in the Hustle : Contemporary Approaches to Promoting Art The Chicago Urban Art Society, Chicago's emerging art maker collective, is proud to present "Muscle in the Hustle", a 2 session panel discussion focusing on current art movements and projects in the Chicagoland area.
The first session will be an artist-led discussion on the successes / failures of promoting their art, and new and unorthodox approaches to the current market. The second session will be led by a panel of curators and gallery directors whose focus is emerging, contemporary, & local artists. They discuss their successes / failures in promoting their venue / vision, in artist selection, & original approaches to attracting audiences.
Art makers and artists areas of interests include but not limited to DIY, street art, graffiti, mixed media, muralism, found object, performance, photography, public art, print-making, and literary arts.
Panel 1 (12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.) Panelists include: Ray 'CRO' Noland, Erik DeBat "RISK", Doug Fogelson, Rahmaan 'STATIC' Barnes, Maria Gaspar, Revise cmw, Dolan Geiman, Jeff Zimmerman, and Tom Torluemke
Panel 2 (3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.) Panelists include: Anni Holm (Curator at Orleans Street Gallery), Anna Cerniglia, Mike Nourse (Chicago Art Department), 32nd&urban gallery/space, Kuaze (Volume One Magazine), Fausto Alejandro Lopez (Quennect 4 Chicago)
Date: June 20, 2009 Time: 12:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Doors open @ 12:00) Venue: The Chicago Sustainable Manufacturing Center 1048 West 37th Street, 3rd Floor Chicago IL 60609 Contact: in...@chgourbanartsociety.com / Click here for our website.
Moderators are: Angeline Gragasin of National Headquarters & Greg Hertzlieb of the Brauer Art Museum.
This event is brought to you in partnership and collaboration with the National Headquarters and CISA Gallery (Indiana) and hosted by The Chicago Sustainable Manufacturing Center (CSMC) in the community of Bridgeport on the south side of Chicago.
The Chicago Sustainable Manufacturing Center (CSMC) - The goal of The Chicago Sustainable Manufacturing Center (CSMC) is to provide an applicable model to the manufacturing sector for ecologically responsible and sustainable urban industrial development. Originally a warehouse, this 24,000 s.f., three story building fell into disrepair. It was part of the original Central Manufacturing District and is the first sustainably renovated structure in Chicago's Stockyards Industrial Corridor.
About Greg Hertzlieb : For the last eight and a half years, Gregg Hertzlieb has served as the director and curator of the Brauer Museum of Art at Valparaiso University. A master's graduate from the Art Institute of Chicago and is also an active artist exhibiting his work in the region.
About Angeline Gragasin : An independent, interdisciplinary performing artist based in Chicago. She was born in Kansas City, MO, and grew up in Racine, WI. She received an AB in Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities with a concentration in Theater and Performance Studies from The University of Chicago in 2007.

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ABOUT US
The Chicago Urban Art Society was founded by two originators of 32nd&urban:gallery/space formerly located on the south side of Chicago in the community of Bridgeport. Urban, established in 2006 by Monica Lee, Lauren Pacheco, Pedro Soto and Peter K featured urban contemporary art by emerging and established artists. It's successful tenure featured artists such as Juan Angel Chavez, Mike Genovese, Chris Silva, Jeff Zimmerman, Marco Raya, Doug Fogelson, Ray CRO Noland, Jon Lowenstein, Carlos J. Ortiz, Maria Gaspar among others. 32nd&urban closed it's doors in December 2008 at it's 3201 South Halsted Street gallery location. Urban looked to transform itself into a not-for-profit entity whereby continuing it's efforts in promoting fresh and innovative art. Looking for new ways to support the Chicago urban art movement, the formation of the Chicago Urban Art Society hopes to serve as a platform and vehicle in doing so.
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