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How to celebrate AAPI Heritage Month in Evanston  - Evanston RoundTable

Evanston is home to a full calendar of AAPI Heritage Month events, exhibits and other opportunities, most of which are free to the public.

John Herron, a gifting and gifted watercolorist - Evanston RoundTable

The "Strange "building, where watercolorist John Herron's studio is located. At the northeast corner of Church Street and Darrow Avenue is a building

Evanston artist Kathy Halper displays 'JOMO: The Joy of Missing Out'

Surrounded by friends, family and spectators, local artist Kathy Halper debuted her exhibit “JOMO: The Joy of Missing Out,” a depiction of her appreciation of the antisocial, on Sunday at the Evanston Art Center. “JOMO: The Joy of Missing Out” is a wordplay on the popular phrase “FOMO” — fear of missing out — demonstrating...

City Council asks for ideas on using Evanston's Harley Clarke Mansion

Evanston’s nearly century-old, currently unused Harley Clarke Mansion could become anything from a wedding venue to a wellness center, and Monday night City Council decided to push for a more decisive search to find a long-term use for the English Tudor property. The mansion, located at 2603 Sheridan Road, has previously served as a fraternity...

Into the Woods: A Review of Seung Jae Kim at Evanston Art Center

Evanston Art Center exhibit 'Horizons' challenges traditional landscape art

There is a forest inside the Evanston Art Center.  Printed on tall swaths of fabric and designed by local artist Mary Farmilant, the forest sways and bends in reaction to its surroundings. “I’d never really experienced these oak forests before meeting my husband and going up north to visit his mom,” Farmilant said. “I kept...

Evanston + Vicinity Biennial highlights artists from the Midwest

Textile artist Delaina Doshi sits on the ground of the Evanston Art Center, carefully hanging a sculpture made of over 150 broken plates and cups that she collected on the gallery wall. After hours of work, her sculpture, “reconciled,” a blue, pink and cream porcelain waterfall, is displayed on the wall. Artwork from across the...

Hunting for hidden artwork at Evanston's Civic Center

Now that the Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center is open to the public once again, I feel compelled to call attention to some public artworks by women there

55 artists to showcase work at Evanston + Vicinity Biennial show

'Big Fork' art fest underway downtown