A MEMOIR OF FREEDOM

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NEVER FORGET
WHAT YOU CAN BE
WHAT YOU CAN GIVE
WHAT YOU CAN LIVE
WHAT YOU CAN CREATE
WHAT YOU CAN LOVE

NEVER FORGET
THE
FREEDOM

NEVER FORGET
YOU CAN BE A VOICE
OF YOUR GENERATION
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ARTICLES
GO BACK HOME
People of our time  who make a difference in
the world exploring beauty and passion, light
and shadow, success or the beginning of a
dream...
Coyote Art Center open it's doors for everyone over the w-end
of  11-14 October 2007. Full of colors and imagination, young
or older artists express their inner passions and feelings from love
to tragedy, from silence to scream, from peace to madness, from
abstract to concrete in an explosion of creativity.
Here are some of the artists present at Coyote Art Center, we
are welcoming their passion for beauty wishing them
ALL THE BEST
and see you at the next art show :)
Dan Colcer
Exhibition
some of his art work
Artist Dan Colcer, Writer Ada Cartianu
and Artist Khaterine Colcer
Hungarian Artist
Zsofia Otvos
Artist Robert Crowin
ARTIST KEVIN LAHVIC  and his new collection of paintings in his art-studio at the
Coyote Art Center
ARTIST SARAH RASKEY one of the youngest artists at the Coyote Art Center  
ARTIST Karen Gagich
ARTIST Erin L. MARKLEY
ARTIST Heather Hancock
mosaics collection
Artist Khaterin Colcer, artist Dan Colcer, artist
Sarah Raskey and writer Ada Cartianu
ARTIST-PHOTOGRAPHER
BERNARD COLBERT
ARTIST
JIM KILORY

COYOTE ART CENTER
CHICAGO

At Around the Coyote, change is good. That's why we have decided
to move our festival to October - that's October 12- 14th, to be exact -
smack dab in the middle of Chicago Artists Month! But that's not all --
in our constant effort to make our festivals reflect the newest and most
outstanding emerging art in Chicago, Around the Coyote has hired a
new team of curators to bring an even more dynamic lineup of theatre
events, literary performances, live music shows, film and video
presentations, and special visual arts projects. We are also
continuing our efforts to diversify the nature of our festival's offerings,
with new initiatives in interdisciplinary performance, installation and
public art projects including site-specific outdoor installations at the
Nelson Algren Triangle at the intersection of Milwaukee and Division
Aves.

Some things however are best left the same: The annual Curator's
Choice Show, a best of the fest exhibition based on visual arts
exhibitors will again be curated by one of Chicago's top contemporary
arts professionals - Shannon Stratton, chief curator of ThreeWalls . In
addition, we will also debut a new site-specific project by Haseeb
Ahmed, our fall artist-in-residence. And, as always, the festival will be
riddled with amazing parties, exhibits and performances at venues
throughout Wicker Park. In addition to our nightly after-parties and our
wildly popular closing night bash, we will be kicking things off with our
Opening Night Party (on Thurs, Oct. 11 from 8 - midnight at the
Around the Coyote Gallery, 1935 -1/2 West North Ave). The Opening
Night Party serves as the official debut of our artist-in-residence
project, Curator's Choice Silent Auction and raffle, a fundraiser for
Around the Coyote's free arts education program. Party-goers will be
able to indulge themselves with food catered by a fabulous area
restaurant and quench their thirst with plenty of Peroni Beer. Curator's
Choice artists include: Craig Anderson, Agata Czeremuszkin, Mara
Baker, Leah Hessler, Sophia Pichinos, Iwona Biederman, Lisa
Lindvay, Austin Eddy, Sari Maxfield, and Robert Burnier

Our 2007 Fall Arts Festival will take place in multiple venues
throughout the Wicker Park/Bucktown neighborhood, but the best
place to start the festival and pick up your festival guide is the Around
the Coyote Gallery in the Flatiron Arts Building 1935-1/2 W. North
Avenue. Over 300 painters, sculptors, photographers, installation
artists and printmakers join up with emerging artists from Chicago's
theatre, music, literary and film communities to offer a weekend
packed full of exhibits, lectures, art tours and performances.
AROUND THE Art Exhibition
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