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
Join us Thursday, April 3 at 5pm with Krannert Center Uncorked to kick off both the CU Tango Music Festival and the Boneyard Arts Festival!This special edition of Krannert Uncorked includes performances by Champaign-Urbana's own Argentine tango orchestra Bandoneon Massacre as well as our festival guest artists Rodrigo Avalos (bandoneon), Teagan Faran (violin), and Heyni Solera (bandoneon), featuring their individual
Featuring 3 artists at Flying Machine Avionics! Carol Corning - landscape, urban/architectural photography Ray Glass - colorful abstract paintings Crystal Alexander - small impressionist style landscapes Regular viewing hours: Fri, 7am-6pm, Sat-Sun, 8am-3pm Opening reception April 5th, 5-7pm with musical performance by Neon Gravel
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
Savor RegCakes’ simple, real, and whole creations – 100% gluten-free delights that nourish your soul with every delicious bite while you shop the latest works of art by local artists. We will be raffling a chance at winning an original 5” x 7” watercolor at RegCakes. Winner to be notified after the final day of Boneyard. Enter for your chance
Come celebrate our favorite art students from Southside! Artwork done with the amazing Mrs. Lozar!!! Work will be on view during store hours. Friday, 4/4: 7:30am-4pm Saturday, 4/5: 7:30am-4pm Sunday, 4/6: 7:30am-4pm
The Flatlander Art Gallery at Common Ground Food Co-op is featuring Olly Greer! Olly Greer is an installation artist who continually pushes materials to their max as they combine unlikely wares into shape-shifting moments. They care about uplifting trans narratives while digging deep into their own history of escaping evangelical fundamentalism. Their work is a garden, a prayer for trans
Town & Country Amateur Art Show Part of the fun of making art is displaying it. Budding artists and art enthusiasts alike have their work featured in this local amateur show. There will be a recorded critique by the juror on the last day of the show. The juror will discuss the art, point out good technique, and offer helpful
Featuring pressed leaf collages by Kyle O'Dea! Creating collages in pressed leaves and other natural and found materials, Kyle creates pieces that are always unique due to the variety of leaves he uses. Get a close-up appreciation of the textures and rich colors of Kyle's artwork! Friday, April 4th: 8am-5pm Saturday, April 5th: 9am-4pm
Art Show at Phillips Recreation Center: Everyday Ephemera by Tyson Kruse. In this show, Tyson explores the beauty of the transient - those often overlooked instants where nature or human-made structures intersect with a moment in time. From a butterfly's delicate flight to the intricate lines of architecture interacting with light, each image is a story frozen in an instant,
Centennial Sculpture students were challenged to create an assemblage sculpture. We discussed various assemblage techniques and brainstormed what personal spaces reveal about artists relationships with materials and themes they explore. After looking at a few contemporary artists such as Betye Saar, Max Hooper, and Portia Munson we got to creating! Roughly 99% of all the materials we used in these
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
As a part of this year’s Boneyard Arts Festival, we hope you will join Cunningham Children’s Home for the 21st Annual Festival of Quilts, on Friday, April 4th from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. and Saturday, April 5th from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. in Urbana. Enjoy the more than 250 beautiful quilts from hundreds of quilt artists throughout Illinois,
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
What's Your Story?: Artist in Residence Exhibit - Celebrate the collective exhibition of the Library's Artists-in-Residence Curtis Chung, Nika Lucks, and Hua Nian as they explore the question “What’s Your Story?” through visual arts. Urbana Elementary School Art Exhibit - As part of the Boneyard Arts Festival, art teachers from all Urbana Elementary Schools are showcasing artwork from their programs.
