Phantom Gallery Chicago Network
The Phantom Galleries are temporary exhibitions in non traditional gallery settings.
EARTH DAY CELEBRATION AT SOJOURNER TRUTH AFRICAN HERITAGE MUSEUM
Pivoting for Access and Engagement: Leveraging Browser-Based VR in Libraries, Archives, and Museums
Pivoting for Access and Engagement: Leveraging Browser-Based VR in Libraries, Archives, and Museums.
In the ever-evolving landscape of archival practice, innovative solutions are paramount to enhance access and engagement with historical records and materials. In this enlightening session, I will delve into the transformative potential of browser-based Virtual Reality (VR) as a tool to pivot our approach to archival engagement.
Through a live demonstration of my ongoing project at the Sojourner Truth African Heritage Museum, I will showcase the practical application of browser-based VR. This technology can democratize access to archival collections, making them more inclusive and immersive.
In a dynamic and interactive session, I will guide you through the fundamentals of browser-based VR, shedding light on its possibilities and limitations. You'll gain insights into how this innovative technology can revolutionize archival engagement and respond to the changing needs of our field.
- act as a vehicle for dissemination of information about archival collections, issues, and methodology to the profession and the public;
- provide a forum for the discussion of matters related to the creation, preservation, and use of historical documents;
- develop, offer, and support archival education programs;
- cooperate with individuals and other organizations on matters of common concern;
- and advocate the identification, collection, preservation, use, and appreciation of historical records and manuscripts.
Sapphire & Crystals: Freedom’s Muse
“America is composed of all kinds of people, and part of the difficulty in our nation today is that we are not utilizing the abilities and the talents of other brown and black peoples and females that have something to bring to the creativity, the rejuvenation and the revitalization of this country.” – Shirley Chisholm
Comprehensive Guide For Artists to Creating Art Labels
- Keep it simple and readable: Choose a clear font and ensure the text contrasts well with the background for legibility.
- Align with your art's style: The label should reflect your artwork. A sleek, minimalist label complements modern art, while a classic, elegant design might suit traditional pieces better.
- Consider the material: I've utilized everything from sturdy card stock to subtle transparent labels, depending on the artwork's setting and aesthetic.
The label uses a traditional style of design to suit the classical painting.This label has a description, as its main purpose is to educate audiences.
Exhibition Tour—The Harlem Renaissance and Transatlantic Modernism | Met...
Sacramento Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. focused on “Education and the Arts.”
In Memory of Joyce Owens R.I.P.
Young Chicago artist makes history with pieces around the world, and a p...
What Women Are Thinking About
"The Art of Soul" YoloArts Gallery 625 Black History Month Exhibition
Tactical Urbanism in the Horizontal Landscape. "Soundscape Tapestry"
Hand Works by Trish Williams R.I.P.
As a fiber artist and quilter, she has archived her journey from 2008 to 2019 on her blog. She highlighted her thought process and the fellow artists who joined her as she navigated the art world as a Fiber and Textile Fine Artist. Trish and I served on the East Garfield Park Arts and Cultural Task Force in 2005 to design the East Garfield LISC Quality of Life Plan; we were Co-Committee Chairs and were listed in that publication.
She also was instrumental in the beginning years of the Phantom Gallery Chicago. We went on to write a plan for the Phantom Gallery Chicago and began doing pop-up galleries along Madison/Western to Madison/Homan in empty storefronts. We also curated exhibits at ABC Bank in Austin Neighborhoods and Chicago Public Libraries.
My most recent visit to Peoria in 2021 to visit her was a road trip with my board member and colleague Suzetta Withtaker. We visited the Richard Pryor Bronze sculpture and her exhibition at the Contemporary Art Center of Peoria. Before returning to Chicago, she visited Preston Jackson's studio and dined at her favorite restaurant.
Trish Williams began her love affair with cloth at the age of five at the knees of my mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, where She started her love of color and fabric. She has exhibited nationally and internationally; her work can be seen in numerous collections and publications. She is a keeper of the cloth and tradition.
Biography from the Archives of askART
- Art Quilt Portfolio: The Natural World: Profiles of Major Artists, Galleries of Inspiring Works by Martha Sielman, page 45 - "Where Two or More..."
- 100 Artists of the Midwest by E. Ashley Rooney, a Schiffer Books publication
- Fiberarts magazine - 2011 - Spring, page 57 - "Save Darfur"
- Threads of Faith - "Dancers of Praise," Textural Rhythms: Quilting the Jazz Tradition - "Blow Trane Blow"
- Quilting African American Women's History: Our Challenges, Creativity, and Champions -
- "Harriet's Gone Up Yonder" Featured on Bonnie McCaffery's Video-Cast # 24
North Shore Quilters Guild of Milwaukee, WIRiver Walk Quilters Guild of Naperville, ILUIC African American Center, Women History Month, Chicago, ILInter-generational Art: Building Creative Bridges between Generations Panel, Chicago, IL
Phantom Gallery CHI
EARTH DAY CELEBRATION AT SOJOURNER TRUTH AFRICAN HERITAGE MUSEUM
"Art is Business" FRCBP Report by Daphne Burgess Bowens The public outreach campaign involves high school students from Luther ...
-
"Art is Business" —The ArtSlant Team ArtSlant shut down after twelve years of operation. Co-founder Catherine Ruggles has de...
-
"Art is Business" The opening reception is Friday, 16 September 2016, open studios and Bronzeville Summer Night Art District T...
-
"Art is Business" reposted for Talmadge - and Board and Members of Diaspora Rhythms Black Creativity Juried Art Exhibition 202...
-
Creative Conversation with Artist Itshanapa Dail Chambers 03/29 by Phantom Gallery Chicago Network | Visual Arts Podcasts : Sankofa: ...
-
"Art is Business" reposted for Dail Chambers The Convergence + Exhibitions After organizing with Yeyo Arts Collectiv...
-
"Art is Business" Renee' Baker's CHICAGO MODERN ORCHESTRA PROJECT/PEK CONTEMPORARY PROJECT Berlin present A PAGE OF...
-
"WH on Cottage" is a new GALLERY Located in the Woodlawn Community, at the POAH Woodlawn Resource Center. The new galler...