Arts
UPDATE: Congress Theater Owner Eddie Carranza Speaks With Pipeline About Lawsuit Against City
By jongraef at May 16, 2012 | 12:37 pm | 0 Comment
In an impassioned phone interview with Chicago Pipeline Monday, embattled Congress Theater owner Eddie Carranza spoke about his reasons for filing a lawsuit against the city last week. Carranza, who is seeking no monetary damages in the suit, said he is being discriminated by the municipality based on a broad reading of a law regulating alcohol consumption in more...
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Public Meeting Tonight 6PM: Bloomingdale Trail Wants Your Feedback on Six Trail Access Parks
By chicago-pipeline at May 15, 2012 | 7:31 am | 0 Comment
Following is a cut 'N pasted email from Friends of the Bloomingdale Trail. The Pipeline team is busy working on the production of our next printed publication. Thus, if you'd like to report on tonight's meeting, presumably the launch of "Phase Two," slated for Spring 2012, we'll feature your dispatch here, or possibly in our weekly newsletter if we do one this week. The more...
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Seven Saturday Events in the Neighborhood
By chicago-pipeline at May 12, 2012 | 9:18 am | 1 Comments
Happy (rainy) Saturday. Two are dead and 17 are wounded from last night's gunfire, per the Tribune. There's just one day left to find a perfect Mother's Day gift. We suggest you check out One Strange Bird, as well as the many spots mentioned in CeCe's round-up. There's just four days left to join the printed edition of the pipeline. We're making 30,000 widely more...
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Tonight at Heaven Gallery: That 70′s Art Show
By chicago-pipeline at May 11, 2012 | 3:14 pm | 0 Comment
What does a neon camp fire look like? Find out that and more tonight at the opening of Circa 1970s, Heaven Gallery's first curated art exhibition, featuring works inspired by the 1970s, including the said neon camp fire, by Morgan Sims, and optical illusion art by Jason Lazarus. Other participating artists include Eric Fleischauer, Theodore Darst, Mara Mullen, Robin more...
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Saturday Events in the Neighborhood (May 5)
By chicago-pipeline at May 5, 2012 | 10:25 am | 0 Comment
Happy Saturday. Tonight there's the 138th Running of the Kentucky Derby (times here) as well as Cinco De Mayo to celebrate. Check out CeCe's picks for where to party. If we go anywhere, it'll be on Lottie's FREE party trolley, departing from- you guessed it- Lottie's at 1945 W. Cortland. Photo: Two lovely ladies, en route to The Southern's Derby party last spring, whom more...
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Art Watch: First Friday (May 4th) Art Openings in the Neighborhood
By chicago-pipeline at May 3, 2012 | 4:53 pm | 0 Comment
The First Friday of the Month is a big night for art openings and this Friday is no exception. Here's what's on our radar for Friday, May 4th, 2012. Missed your show? Add it as a comment. From 5-9PM, the Tom Robinson Gallery, 2416 W. North, will feature seldom shown acrylic-on-linen paintings by Ron Lindenberg, masks by John Kurtz, and mechanical sculptures using more...
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April 30th Edition of Holstein Happenings and Summer Volunteering Opportunities
By chicago-pipeline at April 30, 2012 | 8:37 pm | 0 Comment
All content, below, by Friends of Holstein Park (2200 N. Oakley). Photos added by pipeline. Sign up for FOHP's comprehensive monthly email here. Holstein Happenings April 30, 2012 The Calm Before The Storm Holstein Park will be at the center of many exciting festivals and special events this summer . . . starting more...
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14th District Police Respond to Suspicious Activity On 1800 Block of N. Milwaukee
By chicago-pipeline at April 30, 2012 | 10:58 am | 7 Comments
At 8:15AM today, a 911 call regarding two suspicious vans with out-of-state plates, which had been parked overnight on the 1800 block of North Milwaukee, prompted 14th District Police to investigate. Upon arriving on the scene, the five responding officers discovered a group of 11 youths, three dogs, two rats, and a cat, sleeping inside the vans. The group explained more...
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Art Watch: ‘Trouble’ Comes To Firecat Projects This Friday April 27th
By chicago-pipeline at April 25, 2012 | 4:51 pm | 0 Comment
Bucktown-based artist Nicholas Sistler's new exhibition, 'Trouble,' opens this Friday, the 27th, at Firecat Projects (2124 N Damen). The exhibition features a collection of 30 small-scale paintings and prints based on sexually explicit photographs produced prior to the 1960s. Pictured are 'Hospitality Alcove.' (black and white) and Post Party.' Sistler cites his more...
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Linkypoos with Davis Popper April 25th
By Davis Popper at April 25, 2012 | 3:19 pm | 0 Comment
As a recent college graduate, young twenty-something, single male, I often find myself wondering, "Where can I find family oriented events that really care about going green in the Wicker Park and Bucktown areas?" Well, thanks to the Examiner, my prayers have been answered. For a full list of Earth Day related events continuing through the rest of this week in Wicker Park more...
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