Debra shares her list of must-see arts events for March 2020.
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Two upcoming artist lecturers to help you dive deeper into “Complex Territory”
In my recent review of Complex Territory, the group exhibit currently showing at Parkland College’s Giertz Gallery, I talked about the power of artistic rumination, of considering a certain idea or technique over a significant span …
Native North American Art Now exhibit and panel discussion coming March 5th
Krannert Art Museum, in partnership is with the University of Illinois Department of American Indian Studies, is hosting the next installment of its Native Art Series lecture series on March 5th and here’s what why …
Art @ the Y presents Our Stories, Our Places, Our Resilient Selves
Featuring works by Angela Waarala, Chris Evans, Joe Bolton, Ibrahim Ouedraogo and others, Our Stories, Our Places, Our Resilient Selves is an exhibition of story mapping, photographs, video and artifacts amplifying the lived experiences of …
Two chances to make linocut art at Lisa Kesler Studio
If you’ve been inspired by Lisa Kesler’s amazing linoleum block prints, now you’ve got two chances to visit her Tolono studio and make your own. Introduction to Linoleum Block Printing will be offered on March …
What I learned from two consecutive evenings with Anna Deavere Smith
Debra shares her takeaways from Anna Deavere Smith's recent visit to Krannert Center for the Performing Arts
Complex Territory illustrates the power of artistic rumination
Debra reviews Complex Territory, the nine-artist exhibition currently showing at Parkland College's Giertz Gallery.
Illinois Theatre’s The Wolves dives deep and scores big
Debra reviews Illinois Theatre's production of The Wolves, showing at Krannert Center's Studio Theatre through February 23rd.
Don’t forget to purchase your Untitled 2020 tickets
Can you believe we are ten days away from Untitled 2020: A Fairytale Fundraiser? If you want to support the kind of arts scene that has made Chambana a bright gem among college towns, sign …
Meet the local winners of “Poetry Out Loud” 2020
Kudos to “Poetry Out Loud” 2020 regional champ Ariana Mizan of University Laboratory High School (pictured above with regional runner-up, Elizabeth Weidner, from Teutopolis High School). Mizan won with a recitation of Siblings, by Patricia Smith …