Dan Rizzo-Orr – IGF & Alternative States of Being

Simultaneously drawing from while subverting common visual language embedded in art history and quotidian activities, Dan Rizzo-Orr has cultivated a rather refined voice in his fledgling career. The COMP Magazine recently visited Rizzo-Orr's west Ukranian Village studio to discuss the transition from an academic setting to a self-perpetuating practice, ... Read more

Nancy Lu Rosenheim – Swallow City & Other Investigations

Nancy Lu Rosenheim is a multifaceted traveling spirit. Having lived and worked in various locals, Rosenheim cross-pollinates life experience and a fascination with the evident conflict between human evolution and our environment. Last month, the COMP Magazine visited Rosenheim's Rogers Park studio to discuss her many travels, the experimental ... Read more

Deb Sokolow – Manipulative Individuals & Shadowy Histories

Weaving complex visual narratives dotted with conspiracy, double-dealings, intrigue, and subterfuge, Deb Sokolow creates a multilayered universe that draws inspiration from real life events, personalities, and imaginary scenarios. The COMP Magazine caught up with Sokolow at her westside studio to discuss her fascination with Chicago's murky past, the impact ... Read more

MCA Chicago – DEBUTS NEW VISUAL IDENTITY

MCA Chicago 220 E Chicago Avenue Chicago, IL 60611 Web: https://mcachicago.org/Home MCA DEBUTS NEW VISUAL IDENTITY The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago announces the launch of its new visual identity, developed by internationally renowned design studio Mevis & Van Deursen (MVD). The design includes the MCA’s typeface and logo, and is reflected in the ... Read more

OF & ON PAPER: Erin Elizabeth + Carrie Ann Schumacher

The University of St. Francis Art Gallery presents: OF & ON PAPER: Erin Elizabeth + Carrie Ann Schumacher On exhibit: Nov 2 - Dec 10, 2015 Public reception: Thursday, Nov 12, 6-8pm Address: 25 East Van Buren, Joliet, IL 60432 Of & On Paper is a 2-person exhibition featuring the work of artists Erin ... Read more

IN SANE – Exhibit & Performances, Opens 11/5/15

IN SANE Exhibit & Performances Opening Reception: Thursday, November 5, 2015, 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. 1824 N. Milwaukee Ave. Chicago, IL 60647 Seven artists from Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, New York and Berlin respond to the questions posed by curator and Chicago artist Andrei Rabodzeenko: What does it mean to be sane? Do ... Read more

Jennifer Greenburg – Revisiting Vernacular Contributions

Cultivating a chameleon like persona as author, subject and photographer, Jennifer Greenburg has created a sustained practice that offers revamped insight into varied American subcultures and popular myths. This fall, The COMP Magazine visited Greenburg at her Northside studio to discuss her long relationship with the city of ... Read more

ACRE (Artists’ Cooperative Residency and Exhibitions) Interview 2015

Since the inception of ACRE (Artists’ Cooperative Residency and Exhibitions) in 2010, this non-profit organization has hosted numerous artists from around the world in their facility located in Steuben, Wisconsin, and produced hundreds of exhibitions in a wide array of spaces in Chicago. The COMP Magazine recently caught ... Read more

Nancy Fewkes – Notes Along a Shallow Margin

Working over the past year southwest of Peoria, Illinois at Spring Lake, Nancy Fewkes has produced a body of work that enlists research practices similar to those found in scientific discovery coupled with a gentle attention focused upon the mundane subtleties one can encounter while trekking through isolated place. ... Read more

Lise Haller Baggesen – Mothernism at the Intersection

Navigating cultural constructs, post-modern philosophy and places as diverse as the sweaty dance halls of northern Europe to intimate moments of contemplation while writing letters, Lise Haller Baggesen culls an intersection that merges contemporary thought and practice while examining an array of popular and obscure topics (e.g., disco, hedonism, ... Read more
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