No this isn't a Broken Heart story, it's great news. Curiousity abounds on the corner of northeast corner Lunt and Glenwood ( the east side of the tracks ) as Eidolon Art Studio prepares for it's grand opening.
Eidolon, (formerly Phantom Limb Shaken) now relocated to 7001 N. Glenwood, has begun a new adventure in the group art concept. By doubling the space available, this working studio with 6 artists now offers a community darkroom, kiln firing services and potter's wheel rental in Rogers Park.
You are cordially invited to join them on their opening weekend for a fun-filled celebration of art, music, and refreshments with artists present to discuss art work
Friday, August 5 from 7-10pm.
Saturday and Sunday hours from 12-4pm.
Artists showing will include: Tara Noftsier (sculpture, acrylics and mixed media); Angela Scalisi (photography, mixed media and diabetic based artwork); Julia Jones (artist in motion with acrylics); Kevin Kalom (leathercraft); Tory Ortscheid (lighting design); and Jim Ginderske (restoration).
Friday night music will feature Charlie Pierce of Old No. 8 fame from 8-9:30pm.
Sunday afternoon will showcase Kate Rickenbacker and Carrie Lydon from 12:30-1:30pm.
An Open Jam Session will follow from 1:30-3pm - bring your acoustic instruments!
The purpose of Eidolon Art Studio is to maintain an environment that fosters the creative spirit of individual artists.
For more information, please contact the studio at 773-381-5462.
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