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SUNDAY, APRIL 9 Broken Oak Gallery & Studio | 1865 N 1225 East, White Heath 10A-4:30P Paintings, Prints, & Photography by Judith Baker-Barrows #boneyard2017 PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP KID VENUES HOURS RECEPTION OR READING OR TALK FRIENDLY FEATURING BoneyardArtsFestival.org CAMPUS | THURSDAY, APRIL 6 Artists’ Alley @ McKinley Foundation | 809 S Fifth St, C 9a-8p 4-6p Artists’ Alley @ McKinley is a new gallery space featuring artwork by Constance Sarantos. Illini Hillel | Cohen Center | 503 E John St, Champaign 11a-9p 7-9p 7-9p YES Featuring “Creative Soles” - a unique program that gives artists with disabilities the opportunity to create art on canvas shoes. UIUC Graduate South Studios | 2109 Griffith Dr, Champaign 7-9p 7-9p The University of Illinois studio art graduate students will have an exhibition of their recent work. University YMCA | 1001 S Wright St, Champaign 9a-9p 5-7p YES Landscapes: Inherited, Revised, and Restored. Kim Curtis, Viktoria Ford and other local artists come together in a powerful reflection on place. Asian American Cultural Center | 1210 W. Nevada, Urbana 9a-6p 5-6p AAPI Strong: Standing United explores the resiliency of Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders in the community and their instances of solidarity. Krannert Center for the Performing Arts | 500 S Goodwin, U 5-7p 5-7p YES Krannert Uncorked featuring MUGS (Music Graduate Students) including steel drum band, solo harpist, string quartet, percussion trio, & more! Womens’ Resource Center | 703 S Wright, 2nd Floor, Champaign 9a-9p Project Candle is a collection of photographs from University of Illinois undergraduate student Bridget Hayes. CHAMPAIGN | FRIDAY, APRIL 7 & SATURDAY, APRIL 8 40 Point One | 1300 S Neil (inside Consolidated Communications) F: 8a-5p; S: 12-4p 40 North is thrilled to present Me, Myself, & I: Creating Identity. Sixteen artists exploring characteristics of our personal and social identity. Andrew Fell Architecture & Design | 515 N Hickory, Suite 101 F: 4-7p F: 4-7p YES Stop by to see new art from Deborah Fell in the newly renovated architectural space! Beth Chasco Studio/Illume Art Studio | 206 N Randolph, Ste 10 F: 5-8p; S: 10a-7p F: 5-8p F:5-8p; S: 2-4,5-7p YES Spring Fling! Featuring 10 artists (oil, acrylic, & watercolor) and live music both Friday and Saturday! Big Grove Tavern | 1 E Main F: 11a-11p: S: 10a-11p YES Featuring the beautiful work of EKAH! Framed art prints will be on display in main & private dining areas. A selection of prints will be for sale. Blind Pig | 120 N Walnut F+S: 3p-2a Featuring ceramic sculptures by Mandy Danowitz. Champaign Public Library | 200 W Green F: 9a-6p; S: 10a-6p S: 4-5p S: 3-4p YES “The Art Connection: Schools to Library” includes artwork by 40+ students; Music & dance performance featuring Stephen West creations. Champaign Urbana Theatre Company | 117A E University F: 5-8p; S: 10a-5p F: 6:30-8p S: 2p YES CUTC welcomes you to explore The Arts of our Artists: Artworks by CUTC actors, dancers, and directors. Live performances too! Christoper’s & Co | 124 N Neil F: 11a-6p; S: 10a-5:30p Featuring artwork by Laura Welle, Libby Neathery, Christopher Jupp, and Julie Luckenbill! Circles Boutique | 114 N Neil F+S: 10a-6p TBD The Doodle Scullery began as a visual diary of sorts for Kathryn McCray as a way of delving back into creating, after a 10+ year hiatus. Cream & Flutter | 114 N Walnut F+S: 11a-10p YES Visual artist Mew3 will be displaying her oil paintings, digital prints, handmade prints, and decorated folding screen. CU Woodshop Supply & School of Woodworking | 1401 Parkland F: 9a-6p; S: 9a-3p Fri + Sat YES The CU Woodshop will host several artists (photography, woodworking, painting & sculpture) plus wood turning & chainsaw carving demos! Dandelion Vintage | 100 N Chestnut F+S: 10a-9p Featuring artwork by Carlie Upchurch. Carlie’s work blends figurative & abstract, utilizes multiple mediums, and enjoys an expressive color palette. Exile on Main Street | 100 N Chestnut F+S: 10a-9p 3p (live painting) Featuring Allen Creamean (a.k.a. “Neurotik”) - his expressive work will be on display as well as live painting on Saturday at 3pm. Flatland Tattoo Studio and Gallery | 209 S Water F+S: 12-8p S: 5-8p Presenting the photographic work of Laurel Brown, virtuoso sculptures of James “Dirt” Dorner, new large scale paintings by Eric Cain. Fleurish Flower Shop | 122 N Walnut F+S: 10a-5p YES Artwork by Kris Fisher. Affordable art on recycled materials, painted rocks, magnets, small & large paintings, and beautiful flowers by Fleurish! Giertz Gallery at Parkland College | 2440 W Bradley F: 2-6p YES Parkland College’s 2017 Art and Design Student Juried Exhibition Sneak Preview. Habitat for Humanity Restore | 119 E University S: 10a-12p S: 10a-12p John McMahon will perform acoustic guitar from 10a-12p on Saturday April 8, 2017 at the ReStore! Home of the Twin City Derby Girls | 500 W Church F: 5-9p; S: 5:30-pm F: 5-9p Featuring the work of several local artists! Media ranges from photography, to paint, screen prints to metal sculptures. Ivy House Studios and Gallery | 704 N State F: 5:30-11p; S: 10a-11p F: 5:30-11p Paintings, installations, mixed media by Julie Sue Fiscella, Rosalind Weinberg, Payel Kundu, Lori Fuller, Andrea Fanta, Chien-Yu Chen, & Anna Poulsen. Jane Addams Book Shop | 208 N Neil S: 12-4p S: 2-4p YES Poems on Tap (sidewalk typewriter poems by Jim O’Brien), and featured readings from the Champaign-Urbana Poetry Group. Krannert Art Museum | 500 E Peabody F: 6:30-9p; S: 9a-5p F: 6:30-9p 25th Annual Petals & Paintings | Exhibition featuring innovative floral designs inspired by works of art on display. Fri-$85, Sat-open to public. Krannert Art Museum | 500 E Peabody S: 9a-7p S: 5-7p Featuring Master of Fine Arts exhibition - painting, metalwork, sculpture, & design by graduating MFA students in the School of Art and Design. Market Place Shopping Center | 2000 N Neil F+S: 10a-9p YES Students from Champaign Unit 4 Schools will have work on display throughout the mall. Marm Studio Gallery | 917 W White F+S: noon-4p Featuring artist Mary Ciaccio. Exhibition of oil paintings, work-in-progress on the easel, food and drinks. Orpheum Children’s Science Museum | 346 N Neil F: 10a-4p; S: 1-5p LEGO Robotics YES LEGO Building Contest with entries from children & adults from around C-U | Artwork from students of the Champaign Early Childhood Center. Pekara Bakery and Bistro | 116 N Neil F+S: 7a-8p YES Pekara will be showcasing artwork by Faith Gabel. She paints modern florals in a contemporary style. Pizzeria Antica | 10 E Chester F+S: 11a-9p YES This venue is a perfect unique setting to enjoy Mary Torri’s sky art. Enjoy great menu, light, ambiance, & meet the artist Fri 5-7p, Sat 11a-2p. Springer Cultural Center | 301 N Randolph F: 8-6p; S: 9a-2p YES The Annual Town & Country County Amateur Art Show encouraging amateur artists to experiment with the visual arts. Texture Home | 1107 Windsor F: 11a-6p; S: 10a-5p Featuring Kelly Hieronymus’ new collection of watercolors on display and exclusively for sale. Refreshments and snacks provided. The Boys Club | 312 N Walnut F+S: 10a-9p F: 6-9p Photograms, video, sculpture, drawings, paintings, & collage: Jodi Birdwell, Peggy Shaw, Stacey Gross, Michael Meadows, and Anna Peters. The I.D.E.A. Store | 28 E Springfield F: 4-7p; S: 10a-4p YES Jim Foster’s sculptural works & photography. Creative Reuse Fair - artists and vendors selling their one-of-a-kind creative reuse goods! The Lincoln Building Studios | 44 E Main F: 5-9p; S: 1-5p Visitors are welcome to wander through multiple open studios, talk with artists, view and purchase art works, enjoy refreshments, etc. Upper Bout | 723 S Neil S: 11a-7p YES Featuring oil pastel drawings inspired by the Harlem Renaissance by 4th grade students from Stratton Academy of the Arts. Virgina Theatre | 203 W Park S: 7p S: 7p YES CPD Dance Arts presents an interpretation of L. Frank Baum’s ‘The Wizard of Oz’, with Irish, Tap, and Contemporary Dance. Tickets: $13/$10 Visit Champaign County Welcome Center | 108 S Neil F: 8a-9p Featuring work by the 2017 Boneyard Signature Artist, Judith Adanma Johnson! WEFT Champaign 90.1 | 113 N Market F: 6-9p F: 6-9p F: 6-9p WEFT presents a benefit art opening for the show entitled “Chorus”. Vintage sheet music given to local artists to create art in any medium. Weiskamp Screen Printing | 312 S Neil S: 10a-2pm S: 10a-2p YES Pop-up poster screen printing demo! Tour our screen printing facilities & print your own Boneyard Arts Festival Special Edition poster! URBANA | FRIDAY, APRIL 7 & SATURDAY, APRIL 8 Amara Yoga & Arts | Vine St side of Lincoln Square S: 8a-5p YES Miette Boyer will be showing her wonderful Zen Doodles & Mandalas. Kathryn Fitzgerald will be showing her Mandalas & Sacred Geometry. Art Coop Gallery | 150 Lincoln Square F+S: 10a-7p Open Studio F: 3-7p Featuring black & white photography by Knut T O Bauer and Lyosha Svinarski! Open Studio in Art Coop studio of Jason Patterson. Beads N Botanicals | 117 N Broadway F: 11a-6p; S: 10a-5p S: 3-4p S: 1-2p YES Featuring Lori Fuller paintings including waterscapes inspired by trails in Illinois and all over the U.S. Trikhala Bellydance Troup on Sat at 1p. Black Dog Smoke and Ale House Urbana | 210 N Broadway S: 3-5p S: 3-5p YES Featuring a performance by 21st Century Ragtime Spasm Jugband, Bones Jugs! Bohemia | 135 W Main F: 11a-8p; S: 10a-5p F: 5-6:30p YES Justin Beck’s oil and chalk pastels are brought to life with vibrant colors in his exotic wildlife including birds, frogs and butterflies.
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