Come explore exhibitions on view at Krannert Art Museum (KAM) including Making Place for the Arts at Home: Performance and Midcentury Modern Architecture, and Encounters: The Arts of Africa, Art Since 1948. Enjoy two exciting Boneyard events: KAM's Teen Takeover and Improvisers Exchange: Sonic Location: 4/3 · Teen Takeover at KAM for Boneyard! 5–7:30 pm Calling all teens! Join us for
We are an independent, locally-owned cafe that serves Intelligentsia coffee and caters to local artists. We express our love for community building by being a place of artistic expression and providing a place for people to get together or spend time alone and enjoy artisan baked goods and coffee. Featuring Kuhu Shukla, Amani Ells, and Michael Gutzmer. Kuhu is a
Water - a life source of this planet - supports not only biological life but also affects the socio-cultural ethos of civilizations that evolved around water bodies. Cultures have therefore revered water through their rituals, folklores, and celebrations around waters of their lands. Water is approached through different lenses of Art. A poet can personify Water or an artist
This exhibition includes scenic and costume designs, prototypes, and original artwork created for the Krannert Center’s April production. STORY BUILDING: The Making of Illinois Theatre’s Plumas Negras by Juliette Carrillo Based on stories from the Latina community of East Salinas, California, this magical realist play follows three generations of women struggling to keep their dreams alive. Designed and produced entirely
Fresh Press is offering tours of the studio and the opportunity to see an artist in residence working. Additionally, we will demonstrate the Western papermaking process. e Ainsley - e. uses handmade paper to speak to internal dream states and (attempts at) meditation. They combine eight years of working in the western yoga wellness industry with sincere study of Zen
Gwyneth and Tom Krepcio artwork will be on display. Champaign Urbana Community Fab Lab and Skeuomorph Press staff will be conducting family friendly tabled activities for all ages and providing insight to the resources available to the public in the Fab Lab. Tom Krepcio's works involve laser cut and screen printed jigsaw puzzles that experiment and play with unexpected shapes,
Illini Hillel is thrilled to once again exhibit art from several different Jewish student artists. Visitors can enjoy art in a variety of mediums from multimedia to photography to jewelry. Featured artists: Jenna Balaban | painting Avi Hessel | jewelry Maxine Katz | illuminated painting & photography Shuli Falk | mixed media Amanda Sekili | photography Sunday, April 6th, 11:30am-1:30pm
