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Evanston Art Center

4.4 (17 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Kyle H.

Such a great venue for art and events. Attend the multisensory In the Realm of Senses here, recently, and enjoyed the art hanging on the walls, the space, and the performance. In the Realm of Senses showcases live and digital music pieces, while featuring visuals, live painting, and even filling the room with signature scents, all around a theme for each event. Evanston Art Center had a great space for this event, with great art on the walls, a boon to the community.

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Sabina K.

Evanston Art Center is a staple for me. I visit each month and feel blessed that the entry is free and that we have a new exhibit each month. There are many opportunities to meet and talk to artists. These events are very special and I've enjoyed learning more about the craft, what inspires artists, and how this profession makes a living. The space is divided in lower and upper gallery, with different exhibits. Additionally, exhibits feature a shirt artist bio and their inspiration. In addition to gallery, this Art Center also offers a variety of classes like painting, sculpture, or jewelry making. Check out their website for more info.

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Wonderful organization that enhances both the lives of artists and community.

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First time working on a lathe, our teacher was awesome. I can't wait do take more classes.

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“The current faculty exhibit shows the range of talent that the teaching artists offer students of all ages and skill levels.”

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This charming consignment store is located on a busy stretch of Sherman Avenue. Among the artists…read moreselling their goods here are jewelers, fabric artists, photographers, ceramic artists, and more. I visited the store specifically because I used to work with one of the artists in a downtown office situation. While I enjoyed his display very much, I ended up buying a beautiful summer-light caped shirt produced by someone else -- don't tell him, please! I chatted with the owner, who sounds like an Englishman, and he was very pleasant and excited to tell me about the store. They'd only been open one week at the time of my visit. Just a good experience all around. I'm happy with my purchase -- which, by the way, did NOT put me into sticker shock! That was a big surprise, especially for such a unique article of clothing. I feel like I'm walking around in wearable art. Highly recommended for the selection of goods, the variety, pricing, and customer service. If I have any complaint, it's the road construction in the area, but that, of course, is out of the store's control. One thing you should know: the receipt has a note that says "Consignment items cannot be returned. All sales are final." This wasn't mentioned to me before the purchase, but I can't blame the owner for that. We were having such a pleasant chat, I'm sure he was distracted. Just be aware that you cannot return what you buy. Whether or not they'll exchange for store credit, I have no idea. Shop local! It does you and your community good.

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I've been a Northwestern alum for nearly 10 years, and I have never donated to the university (even…read morethough I work there, because hi, I'm still paying off student loans from my graduate degree). That said, I did decide to donate this year, mainly because I really wanted the cute Arch jigsaw puzzle, and I designated my donation gift to go to the Block Museum. This place is a hidden gem. I am OBSESSED with William Blake...like, I own his entire poetry collection and two coffee table art books (one of which is from the current Block exhibit -- Age of Aquarius -- that I had to buy after visiting). The current exhibit is freaking brilliant. It's so well done, amazingly curated and organized, and is really ingenious. I admittedly don't know much about art (I'm kicking myself now for never taking an art history class during my time at NU), but I've been to The Block several times over the years working there, and I'm ashamed I never went as an undergrad. Plus, hello, it's free. Always. Super happy to support them and cannot wait for their next exhibits. In the meantime, I have a hot date with Blake at least 2-3 times more before it closes, including some of the fun special events they have planned in collaboration with other parts of the university and members of the Chicago community.

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