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& Yhelena Hall
1 Michael
Tintinnabulum
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Terrain Exhibitions, Autotelic Studios
We collaborated on reinterpreting a
domestic decorative object by enhancing
the scale, frequency and appearance with
the inclusion of an interactive element in
the striker.
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Nicholas Cline
Chime Nr. 1 and Nr. 2
Northwestern University
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Curtis Mayfield listened, saw and felt
the sameness as I do now. Garfield Park
is our reality.
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Laura Davis
A Cup is a Bell When the Wind Blows
Stairway Studios
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Michael Thompson
Four Fisher Prices
Albany Carroll Building
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Edra Soto
Debris
Rooting: The Rhizome Alliance / The
Franklin
Franklin Boulevard, located in East
Garfield Park is unfortunately, the
recipient of mounds of debris daily. This
work should serves as a reflection for the
quality of life we want to live.
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Catie Olson
Tree-rings
The Franklin / Floor Length and Tux/
Spiderbug
These tree-rings are made from a tree cut
down from our yard due to some water
issues. I felt the tree needed to live on as a
form of jewelry and remind us how lovely
trees exist and define our neighborhoods.
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Laurie
Wessman LeBreton
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Alberto Aguilar
A Lot
The Franklin
13 Diane Ponder &
Josephine Lipuma
Hanging On!
Exquisite Mistakes Continuum 3: a
time-based video collaborative
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Tracy Ostmann
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The Webb
E. Garfield resident and Albany Carroll
Studios
Resembling that of a beaded doorway
curtain, The Webb presented in blue in
hopes to attract the ever powerful Blue
Jay we see so few of in our city.
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Paper, both strong and ephemeral,
reveals itself through quiet, persistent
sound.
A bridge, a yard, a tree house, a platform,
a wall, a roof, a ceiling, a ladder, a
section, a marker, a noise maker, a set of
bells, a train track, a barrier, an entry, a
house, a lot.
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Julia Klein
Giverny/Bound
No Affiliation
White Noise
Chicago Sculptors International
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"A toy disassembled to affect its
instrumentality and reassembled to play
the new tune".
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I meant to quickly create a quick and
simple structure to feature beloved
material bits from Giverny, France. If
simplicity was achieved, it was only after
much wrestling and binding.
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For Curtis
ADDS DONNA
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In honor of the WIRE album "A Bell is a
Cup until it is Struck" my chime is
composed of stainless steel dessert cups, a
candleholder, a bowl and necklaces.
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10 Jesus Gonzalez Flores
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Saw blades that spent their utilitarian lives
cutting wood now retire in the trees.
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Move the rings to the top of the coil to
enjoy a kinetic display of sound and
color.
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Jesse Seay
Coil and Rings
No Affiliation
Suggested Tour Path
Exhibition Map
WIND CHIME
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Our mobile hangs on to memories, as it
whistles, clacks, and bends with the
wind. On a wire hanger armature
resides vinyl records, referee whistles,
bells, and bones, moving with varied
wind currents like distant souls of a
former ghost-you; we will shoot video
footage and edit the present.
Other Special Events as part of CHIME IN
CHIME IN Public Practice Event
Saturday, October 26, 2013, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
As part of the WIND CHIME exhibition at the Garfield Park
Conservatory and the ongoing Public Practice Series instrument players,
singers, and performers of all levels and ages are invited to practice in
public and get better together during this special weekend art
celebration. Bring your instrument, and play twinkle, twinkle, little star
under our Sacred Fig, practice that aria you are polishing up for the Met
near the Historic Hawthorns, or perform a piece of spoken word next to
the tall horsetail in the Fern Room. Grab a music stand if you need one,
park yourself anywhere on the Conservatory grounds, and showcase
your effort to others.
WIND CHIME
October 2 through November 11, 2013
Exhibition Map and
Artist Listing
Saturday, October 26 and Sunday October 27, 2013, 11:00 am - 4:00
pm
Design a wind instrument in the Elizabeth Morse Genius Children's
Garden using natural materials, plant stems and mirrors. All ages
welcome.
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CELESTIAL BODIES Episode #5
Sunday October 27, 2013, 2:00 pm - 2:30 pm
As Part Of
Chicago Artists Month 2013
East Garfield Park Weekend
October 25-27, 2013
CHIME IN Evening Reception
Friday, October 25, 2013, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Take part in a group science fiction exercise video in the Jensen Room.
All ages welcome.
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FIRE TRUCK TROLLEY (Dalmatian included)
Saturday October 26, 2013, 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Sunday October 27, 2013, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
The Garfield Park Conservatory, a central location of the East Garfield
Park neighborhood, hosts a vintage Fire Truck Trolley, which shuttles
visitors to other East Garfield Park art and culture “hot spots,”
including the Lake and Kedzie market space, Najwa Dance Corps at the
Gold Dome, the Switching Station Artist’s Lofts, and more. Trolley
leaves from front of Conservatory every ½ hour.
CHIME IN is a special East Garfield Park “Art in the Neighborhood”
weekend celebration at the Garfield Park Conservatory, as part of
Chicago Artist Month.
The weekend activities at the Conservatory include spoken word,
poetry, music, performance, and wind chime inspired exhibits by local
artists.
For more information on this and other East Garfield Park happenings
and highlights, visit:
www. garfieldconservatory.org
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Family Wind Chime Activity
About CHIME IN
www. chicagoartistsmonth.org/5-east-garfield-park-oct-25-27
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WIND CHIME Exhibition
October 2 through November 11, Viewing available during
Conservatory hours
Artists from local galleries and studios have designed wind chime
inspired work in the trees around the Conservatory. What can you
hang from a tree and call a chime? Come see what our talented
neighbors have come up with. Walk from one wind-driven installation
to another, let your senses be your guide, and listen to the world move
in mysterious ways around you.
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CHIME IN Evening Reception
Friday, October 25, 2013, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
With the Support of the Following Organizations
The Garfield Park Conservatory opens its indoor and outdoor grounds
to the public on this evening, featuring spoken word, poet, sound, and
performance artists with West Side roots. Performers and activities for
this evening include:
•Theaster Gates, speaking on his expanded artistic practice, public
art, funding, and community engagement
•Marvin Tate, poet and singer
•Awthentik, spoken word artist
•David Houston, Chicago West Community Center
•Krystele Matthews, body paint artist, stenciling Conservatory leaf
patterns on visitors so they can BLEND IN to
the surroundings and the evening
In addition to the people-powered sound of this evening, exploration
of the outdoor WIND CHIME exhibit highlights the wind powered
sound in the trees of the Conservatory’s outdoor grounds as
interpreted by local East Garfield Park and other west side artists.
Snacks, beer, wine, and food trucks also on the docket for this evening!