Filter Photo Festival is off and running. I look forward to heading down to Chicago this week to catch up with friends and meet new faces. The timing this year couldn't be better with the Ctrl+P lacuna exhibition at Catherine Edelman Gallery. The lacuna installation is looking great and has new stacks up for it last two weeks of its run. If you're heading to Filter be sure to stop into CEG and take a part of the piece with you.
I am pleased to have lacuna featured in the Filter Festival program.
Showing posts with label chicago. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chicago. Show all posts
Monday, October 15, 2012
Saturday, September 08, 2012
oh what a night...
with over 600 reproductions removed from the install, a slew of enthusiastic conversations and grand reunions... I would say the opening last night at Catherine Edelman Gallery was a great success.
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| Catherine and I |
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| Beth and Juli |
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| Barbara Crane talked with me for a while, she's so great! |
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| Veronica |
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| Joy and Kelli |
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| half of the stacks were depleted by the end of the night... |
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Barbara Crane,
Catherine Edelman Gallery,
chicago,
lacuna,
sonja thomsen
Friday, May 14, 2010
Heading to Chicago to see Reblando's Thesis!
Jason Reblando New Deal Utopias
Columbia College MFA Photography Thesis Exhibition
Glass Curtain Gallery | |
1104 S. Wabash Ave | |
Chicago, IL |
Heather Christoffer
David Oresick
Jennifer Ray
Jason Reblando
Leilani Wertens
Opening reception Friday May 14, 4-7pm
Gallery Hours
M-F: 9am-5pm
ColumbiaPhotoMFA.com
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chicago,
exhibtions,
Jason Reblando
Thursday, March 27, 2008
windy city...

I unfortunately can not get to Chicago this weekend but there are two must attend events happening this Saturday, March 29!!!!
First - (h(om)e) will be at

4:00 – 8:00pm Main doors open to all ticket holders
Great Hall at Union Station
210 South Canal Street
(Entrance on Jackson)
Chicago, IL
Second - one of my former students David Robert Elliott will be showing in good company in this show curated by Brad Troemel...
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(h(om)e),
chicago,
colleagues
Monday, March 03, 2008
spr in ter
According to Heather Hambrect of (h(om)e) - sprinter is the "wombo combo of spring overcoming winter." I think the 4 feet of solid ice sprinkled with fresh snow has made a permanent impact on our psyche here in Wisconsin...
Let me tell you about Heather... Her/(h(om)e) handmade leather bags are amazing! I have two and recommend them to all... she makes beautiful messenger bags, laptop bags, purses, clutches, wallets... the list goes on and on. She is incredibly talented and her bags are as much about function as they are about fashion. You can find (h(om)e) bags in Chicago at City Soles, in Milwaukee at shoo or by visiting the (h(om)e) studio.
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(h(om)e),
chicago,
colleagues,
Milwaukee
Thursday, July 26, 2007
CoPA's Inaugural Juried Show - juror Brian Ulrich
CoPA’s Inaugural Juried Exhibition
Juror Brian Ulrich
July 27- August 31 2007
Opening July 27, 5-9pm
Lecture by Brian Ulrich Saturday July 28 2pm at WPCA
Walker's Point Center for the Arts, Milwaukee WI
image: Kate Anderson
The Coalition of Photographic Arts (CoPA) is proud to present its Inaugural Juried Exhibition at the Walker’s Point Center for the Arts. The mission of the Coalition of Photographic Arts is to develop appreciation, promote growth and support the creation of photography in the Greater Milwaukee Region. Our goal is to cultivate awareness of contemporary photography.
With this show, and the help of our juror Brian Ulrich, we are recognizing the wealth of talent and creative pursuits of photographers in our tri-state area. We are pleased to present a wide range of contemporary photography being made in Minnesota, Illinois and Wisconsin. We are encouraged by the tremendous response in the number of submissions received. This is further evidence that the community welcomes CoPA’s presence and mission.
Our choice to have Brian Ulrich serve as juror of CoPA’s Inaugural Juried Exhibition was an easy one due to his professional standing not only as an artist but also as an educator. Most of all we were inspired by his advocacy for community among contemporary photographers, particularly in the Midwest.
Our thanks go out to all submitting artists enabling us to present an exhibition of this caliber. We are also grateful to the Walker’s Point Center for the Arts, in partnering with us by allowing us to use their gallery for this exciting event. We are very thankful to Brian Ulrich for lending his vision and support to make this inaugural exhibition a success.
Sonja Thomsen
President, Coalition of Photographic Arts
Juror Brian Ulrich
July 27- August 31 2007
Opening July 27, 5-9pm
Lecture by Brian Ulrich Saturday July 28 2pm at WPCA
Walker's Point Center for the Arts, Milwaukee WI
image: Kate AndersonThe Coalition of Photographic Arts (CoPA) is proud to present its Inaugural Juried Exhibition at the Walker’s Point Center for the Arts. The mission of the Coalition of Photographic Arts is to develop appreciation, promote growth and support the creation of photography in the Greater Milwaukee Region. Our goal is to cultivate awareness of contemporary photography.
With this show, and the help of our juror Brian Ulrich, we are recognizing the wealth of talent and creative pursuits of photographers in our tri-state area. We are pleased to present a wide range of contemporary photography being made in Minnesota, Illinois and Wisconsin. We are encouraged by the tremendous response in the number of submissions received. This is further evidence that the community welcomes CoPA’s presence and mission.
Our choice to have Brian Ulrich serve as juror of CoPA’s Inaugural Juried Exhibition was an easy one due to his professional standing not only as an artist but also as an educator. Most of all we were inspired by his advocacy for community among contemporary photographers, particularly in the Midwest.
Our thanks go out to all submitting artists enabling us to present an exhibition of this caliber. We are also grateful to the Walker’s Point Center for the Arts, in partnering with us by allowing us to use their gallery for this exciting event. We are very thankful to Brian Ulrich for lending his vision and support to make this inaugural exhibition a success.
Sonja Thomsen
President, Coalition of Photographic Arts
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Brian Ulrich,
chicago,
colleagues,
CoPA,
Milwaukee,
minneapolis
Monday, April 23, 2007
ArtChicago



Dean Jensen Gallery will be showing my work at Art Chicago this coming weekend. April 26-30. I plan on attending the fair this Friday and possibly Saturday. So much work to see...
the Verisonfest Photographic Invitational curated by Jon Gitelson and Brian Ulrich at the Zhou B Center, 1029 W. 35th St, promises to be a great show... including works by Amy Stein, Zoe Strauss, Jason Lazarus, Bill Sullivan and Todd Deutsch.... the reception for the show is Saturday night 7-9pm.
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chicago,
colleagues,
exhibitions
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