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Is real pizza cut in squares or triangles? And is Italian beef meant to be consumed soaking wet or dry? These confounding conundrums are at the core of the Elmhurst History Museum's latest exhibit, "Eat Your Heart Out: Iconic Chicagoland Foods," opening June 27.
Pam Kravetz: I Think My Uncle Gershun Was a Golem Pam Kravetz’s (Cincinnati, OH) selective memories, embellished stories, and make-believe musings serve as inspiration for her artwork. In her multimedia installations, the viewer becomes immersed in the art that explodes with color and texture. Puppets, toys, and larger-than-life-sized interactive art tell a narrative of revealing stories about the artist’s life. In her eccentric and wildly wonderful lineage, she finds the joy in the resistance, resilience and perseverance of being Jewish.
(TRENTON, NJ) – Metal patination artist and educator Stephen Bruce will have his first major exhibition at the Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie from May 7 to 29, 2022. The California artist uses different acidic solutions to etch sheets of copper or brass into earth-toned abstract paintings that conjure the power and serenity of water, earth, and sky. Bruce’s seascapes are inspired by aerial views of the oceans. His abstracts evoke the colors and patterns of geological formations. His landscapes capture ineffable moments in a sunset, a sunrise, or on the horizon.
LITCHFIELD — The Litchfield Historical Society is reopening Litchfield History Museum...
Sean Derry: The Breath of a Thing Metal, wood, plastic, air…yes air! Sean Derry (Indiana, PA) explores amateur solutions to complex environmental problems by repurposing objects and transforming materials into kinetic and interactive sculptures. See his exhibition, The Breath of a Thing, April 15 through June 5 at the Weston Art Gallery and join our Gallery Talk with the artist on Saturday, April 16 at 2pm.