Preview Opening Reception: AXIS 2013 International Art FestivalPrak-sis Contemporary Art AssociationFriday, May 3, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM (PDT)Chicago, IL |
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Preview Reception
You are invited to preview opening reception to a kick off AXIS 2013 Internatioanl Art Festival with special guests at 4011 N. Ravenswood Event Center, Chicago, IL 60613.
This event is great opportunity to social with amaxzing artwork and speak with the creators of artwork and their representatives. You will experience a unique events with new media art, performance, and visual art.
Special drinks at open bar package and refreshment will be served by purchasing the ticket.More details are avialable at Chicagoaxis.com and prk-sis.com.
VIP tickets avialable at http://chicagoaxis.com/VIP.
Kickstarter funding donation will be also available for Prak-sis Art Magazine for ticket purchases.
Silent Art Acution ticket purchase is also available at http://praksis-artclub-auction.eventbrite.com/?ref=estw.
AXIS 2013
International
Art Festival
AXIS strives to respect traditional art practices while examining new media with educational overtones.
AXIS is launching a community based art festival in Chicago which stands to anchor important art initiatives for years to come.
AXIS shall bridge the gap between cultures, generations and educational themes and intends on becoming an important entity in the international contemporary art scene.
THE DATES AND TIME HAVE BEEN UPDATED!
The First View
May 3rd Fri 5 pm – 8 pm
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General Admission
May 3rd Fri 8pm - 11:30 pm
May 4th Sat 8am – 8pm
8pm – 11:30 pm Performances
May 5th Sun 8am – 6pm
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General Tickets
3Day Pass $25
Fun Pass $85
(10 tickets )
Age 6-12 $5
Under age 6 free
May 4th
Please schedule your time for Lecture Series at AXIS 2013 International Art Festival
May 4th
12pm Bill Moran (former president of Ravenswood Art Walk)
1pm Alex M Lee (Animation art, Assistant Professor at Clarkson University)
2pm Jon Cates(Chair of the Film, Video, New Media & Animation department at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.) 2 p.m.
3pm Megan Paul (Vera Fine Art) Art and Interior Design
4pm James Mesple - Artist talk
5pm Paul Lempke - "Intelligent Design-the art of Edvard Robertsen"
6pm Asian Art Scene - TBA
7pm Bake Heo (Experiemtal Film & Video Festival in Seoul) Online lecture
May 5th
10am Dan Godston (Borderbend)
11 am Karen Ami (Director, Chicago Mosaic School)
12 pm Black Art Golbal
1 pm Michael Manning (NewYork Based Artist)
2 pm Pearl Dick (glass artist, Director, Ignite Glass Studio)
3 pm Paul Klein (Art Professional Adviser) 2pm
Prak-sis Digital Magazine
We will complete the Kickstarter.com in a week for publishing prak-sis magazine on April 20th and the following will be featured in the magazine. More additions of the articles will be available as we get responses from artist(s) or the organizations. Please look for Prak-sis Magazine at Kickstarter.com in a week!
Media Art!
Jon Cates - "Glitch Art and Dirty New Media”
Blake Heo - “Asian Film Makers Now”
Jason Watts - “Ipad Painting”
Paul Lempke - "Intelligent Design"
The Facts on Traditional Art!
Wesley Kimler - “The Chicago Painter”
Karen Ami - “Worldwide Mosaic”
Michael Manning - “German Abstract Paintings”
Inyoung Ju - “How to Return to My Studio”
The Guidelines for Success!
Paul Klein - “Success is Easier for the Artist”
Kate Sanford-Garcia - “Art Program at Lakeview High School”
Alex M Lee - “Fine Art Animation”
When & Where
Ravenswood Event Center
4011 N Ravenswood Ave
Chicago,
IL 60613
Friday, May 3, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM (PDT)
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Organizer
Prak-sis Contemporary Art Association
Prak-sis was founded in January 2009 as a not for profit art organization. Prak-sis is a dynamic art experience, migrating to diverse locations across the cityscape. Prak-sis had transformed building spaces rendered vacant due to a downturn in the market, obsolescence, or neglect into art galleries. From these experiences Prak Sis has developed exciting projects in art expos and gallery shows. Prak-sis Project aims to show that even in times of economic crisis, life can blossom, a culture can grow and most of all, hope need not die.
For projects since the Fall of 2010, Prak-sis has worked with small businesses and neighborhood support organizations for mutual benefit. With technology flooding our modern lives, we seek to promote art in new media as well as traditional art forms. Prak-sis continues to further develop and focus on online projects as we organize physical art exhibitions, bridging the gap between new technologies and traditional artistic practices.