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Tomorrow night I will have a short short film screening at @silentfunny in Humboldt Park. Filmmaker roster also includes Deja Harrell, Jacquelyn Jamjoom (@director_barbie), Vincent Singleton, and Andrew Stasiulis (@pisstoll). One time only. No subsequent screenings. All films destroyed at the end of viewing. Be sure to come thru for the art and destruction! #destroyyourart #DYA2018 #silentfunny #chicagoartist #chicagofilmmakers (at Silent Funny)
Come by #silentfunny tonite till 10 or Sunday from 1-6 for @theateroobleck's A Memory Palace of Fear (at Silent Funny)
Rooftop view of @jdelamorajr painting his epic mural #bringmayflowers. Only a couple more days' worth of work before it's finished. Come by the alley behind #silentfunny and say hi during the day today and tomorrow. (at Silent Funny)
#golembogallery at #silentfunny - prepping for #artbbq this Sunday from 1-6 p.m. This work was made by @presleyjoypaget. (at Silent Funny)
Photos from BRAID / WORK, hosted by Sarah Beth Woods and Fatima Traore. Photographs by Brian VandenBos.
This is a free event. There will be paint and art supplies available for anyone to help contribute to our mural. Hope to see you there!
The Glow Up is an exhibition + celebration of Chicago-based artists that are queer, of color, underserved, and otherwise unrecognized. A platform for shedding light onto the creative community that I have come to know, The Glow Up is a way of creating camaraderie and unity between these artists and the public. Curated by Luis Mejico.
A beautiful event ensued this past Sunday at Silent Funny. Jake Harper led a wonderful installation piece and included and honored our neighbors, the Rios Family. In turn, José Rios made a beautiful piece of work, which is now on display in our space.
