Our Community Events

January 2009

    • Shredding Day
    • 820 Church Street
    • Worried about identity theft? Don't just throw those papers in the garbage. Protect yourself by bringing your important documents to the Bank. We will have a mobile shredder on site to destroy up to 25 pounds of documents for you at no charge.

    Sat., January 10: 11:00am - Sat., January 10: 1:00pm
    • Trace/Memory - Evanston Art Center
    • 2603 Sheridan Rd.
    • The Evanston Art Center presents Trace/Memory, an exhibition that engages art and memory in a creative dialogue. Art, like memory, results from the human need to build an entire picture out of fragments. Small bits of information—or traces—are routed, selected, mapped, and catalogued for use in creating individual stories.

      The twelve artists selected for Trace/Memory demonstrate their awareness of this process in very different ways. However, each artist uses these traces as their raw materials, as much as they use paint, stone, metal, or fiber to express their memories. All of the senses as well as intellectual, emotional, and experiential information—varied and complex—are in play in the artists’ explorations. Using both additive and subtractive processes, the artists in Trace/Memory distort and reinvent reality to create each unique work of art.

      Admission to the exhibition is free. The exhibition opens Sunday, January 11 at 1 PM and runs through Sunday, February 15. An artist panel will be held on January 11 at 2 PM. Gallery hours are the following: 10 AM – 10 PM, Mondays – Thursdays; 10 AM – 4 PM, Fridays & Saturdays; 1 – 4 PM, Sundays. For more information, please contact Paula Danoff, Director of Communications, at 847-475-5300 ext. 206 or pdanoff@evanstonartcenter.org.

    Sun., January 11: 1:00pm - Sun., February 15: 4:00pm

    Our community events

    • Jan 10
      Shredding Day. Bring your obsolete personal documents to the Bank to be shredded
    • Jan 11 - Feb 15
      Trace/Memory. Trace/Memory features artists who are consciously playing with and investigating the transformative process of manipulating information.