Events & Exhibitions

Its not often I’m given permission to actually have fun with an art exhibition. Here you will find 7 different creative personalities re-tackling the street photography genre with the mysterious Lumix camera. photo and video.

You heard me, digital point and shoot with a Leica lens.

24 Hours with the Lumix

Annie Bangs, Brian Eaves, Mary Rachel Fanning, Jacob Hand, Kin Knight, Brian Kuhlmann, Joslyn Beta Lawrence

STUDIO 101 Gallery, 1932 S. Halsted St. / Ste. 101, Chicago, IL 60608

OPENING RECEPTION: Friday Nov. 9, 2007, 6-10pm

more soon……..

Anni Holm really knows how to bring a bunch of artists together in a renegade space. yes there will be crush stories. “artXposium” was picked as one of Matt Cunningham’s Three to See on WBEZ’s 848 program. Click to LISTEN. One of the other picks is one of my favorite people in the entire world, Stan West, with the Oak Park International Film Festival. [Read more…] about artXposium

6+ is pleased to announce our participation in the upcoming exhibition at Exit Art in New York, with a new installment of “Turning our Tongues, Audio Journals from Dheisheh Refugee Camp”.
Exit Art presents “Sultana’s Dream” More on that here
More on Turning Our Tongues here [Read more…] about Turning Our Tongues at Exit Art, NYC

New 6+ project:

Turning Our Tongues
Audio Journals from the Young Women of Deheisheh Refugee Camp

“Turning Our Tongues” is a project initiated by 6+ in collaboration with a group of 18 young women aged 16 -19 from the Deheisheh Refugee Camp, Palestine. It foregrounds different ways of journaling, of reflecting on daily life – from the very literal or informational, to the evocative and expressive. [Read more…] about Introducing Turning Our Tongues

Last Saturday Lauren and I began working on our “Crush” installation. Audio comes first…because stories come first. We had a parade of women coming in and out of the recording booth telling stories of unrequited love. We actually have some men scheduled for the upcoming weeks. I read a great article in the Trib about crushes-gone-wild with the tween generation.