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Happy Birthday, HI typ/O!
HI typ/O celebrated three years of community-based, collaborative art-making this month! We watched the sun set on a rooftop to the music, poetry, and performances of both new and familiar artists, and then together migrated to the beach for readings and performances under the moon. Here’s to another strange and wonderful year together!
A short video about HI typ/O, created by Ji Yang.
Trouble in the Water, written and performed by Jill M. Stone. Help us fund Jill’s debut album, and join us at the release show on February 20th! Learn more at https://www.gofundme.com/jillmstone
Check out Jill's gofundme page to learn more!
Help us fund final production of Jill’s album! Click the link above to hear more about her ongoing journey as an artist, musician, and teacher in the Chicago Public Schools system.
Thin Bones, written and performed by Chicago-based poet and songwriter, Jill M. Stone
Jill M. Stone’s Album Release Show!
February 20th @ Silvie's Lounge 1902 W. Irving Park, Chicago, IL
Hosted by Dirty Devlin, the lineup includes Rachel Blomstrom, Monkfruit, Antony Ablan, and Ryan Wright. Join HI typ/O in celebrating headliner Jill Stone’s debut album, No Cure for Loneliness.
Doors open at 7 pm, show begins at 8 pm
$10 admission
TOMORROW: As part of our summer walking series, HI typ/O will present a procession and public tour of artists' works through Jackson Park on the afternoon of Saturday, August 22. The program, titled Tramps of Our Flora, will aim to excavate the area’s history—its glacial past and pre-industrial swamp beginnings, its pioneer inhabitants, its transition into the White City stomping grounds of the 1893 World’s Fair, and its designation as a nature sanctuary with birds and Japanese flora as well as its present restoration and future as an Ono Pavilion or an Obama library. The walk will depart at 1PM from the Columbia Basin on the south side of the Museum of Science and Industry (5700 S Lake Shore Drive) and will last approximately 2 hours. Participants will travel through the park, stopping at designated sites along the route to enjoy live, multidisciplinary performances, readings, and visual pieces by the following artists:
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Tsehaye Hébért Shaina Lund Kate Morris Chris Puente Jill Riddell Kevin Sparrow
There is a story in this photo… Big thanks everyone for such another mind-blowing day. It was so magical to go around the room sharing all our thoughts and writing - just in one room so much difference. Thanks for making it so special and unique.
The HI typ/O workshop group for On Occasion (Feb 2015), gender-blending with guest speaker Melissa Potter’s buttons and the spirit of Octavia Butler hovering over our discussion of public performance of gender and possible gender futures.
Getting ready to Gender Bend and Ji Yang tops us all by covering himself in fem badges.
More images from HI typ/O’s workshop for On Occasion (Feb 2015) in relation to Melissa Potter’s talk “Kings, Queens and Hard-core Normcores: Gender as Public Performance.”
Big thanks to Kevin Sparrow and Jill Stone who are a collaborative duo running HI typ/O for doing the workshop today. We got to delve deep into our concerns about identities which was very liberating to think about and then…
From HI typ/O’s workshop for On Occasion (Feb 2015)
HI typ/O is excited to announce being part of Links Hall's annual fundraiser, THAW, this year at Block 37 in downtown Chicago. Click through the link to find out more information on how to submit proposals for 3-minute and 7-minute pieces we'll be including in our HI typ/O presentation.
2nd Floor Rear
will host its fourth annual weekend of DIY art happenings at various locations throughout Chicago’s northwest side, beginning at noon on Saturday, February 7th and ending at 10 PM on Sunday, February 8th.
2nd Floor Rear is an annual festival of art in experimental contexts,...
SAIC representing for students and alums. Go team(s)!
HI typ/O joins 2nd Floor Rear for an Art/In. 3 hours of fun writing games, interactive installations, and activities. Saturday, 2/7/15 from 5-8pm. Message us for location details.
Images from “HI typ/O Presents: Re-Mapping the Salon, Week 4” a Featured Event of Chicago Artists Month. Works along the route from Loyola to Roger's Park included a performance by Natalia Nicole Nicholson at Roman Susan Gallery; a video installation by Holly Lee Warren and Chris Puente at Roman Susan Annex; and at the side project theatre, a reading by Adam Webster (not pictured), and a scene from in-progress play "Psychic Spelunking" written by Marianna Staroselsky, directed by Mikey Laird, and starring Fin Coe and Andrew Schad.
Images from “HI typ/O Presents: Re-Mapping the Salon, Week 4” a Featured Event of Chicago Artists Month. Artists Thania Rios, Jill M. Stone, Kevin Sparrow and Miranda Steffens presented performative and visual work along a route through Uptown between Wilson and Loyola Red Line stops, including a walk through the Uptown Arts Center and their exhibition, The Tarot Show.
Images from “HI typ/O Presents: Re-Mapping the Salon, Week 2” a Featured Event of Chicago Artists Month. Artists Amina Ross, Jill Jichetti, and Cory O'Brien presented performative and visual work along a route in Garfield Park between Garfield Park Conservatory and Garfield Park proper on Saturday, October 11. The day began by visiting fellow CAM artist Yuri Lane performance "Blues-Hop" in the GPC Show House. Photos by Jill M. Stone.
Images from "HI typ/O Presents: Re-Mapping the Salon, Week 2" a Featured Event of Chicago Artists Month. Artists Christine Shallenberg, Vanessa Dion Fletcher, and Olive Stefanski with Codi Suzanne Oliver presented performative and visual work along a route in Logan Square between Palmer Park and Comfort Station on Saturday, October 11. Photos by Jill M. Stone.
