Morning Art: Josh Moulton

Switch to the mobile version of this page.

- Newsletters
Follow us
- Twitter
- Facebook
- Instagram
- RSS
- Mobile

- Username
- View Profile
- Edit Profile
- Log Out
- Log in
- Create Account

        
Tweet
    
Share

« Adam Levin's Favorite 2010 Books | One Sip: Bell’s Batch 10,000 »

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Chicagoland / Visual Art Morning Art: Josh Moulton

Posted By Sam Worley on 12.22.10 at 09:15 AM

Soho Windows, a painting by Josh Moulton, part of a show of his work on display through 1/29 at Zia Gallery, 548 Chestnut, Winnetka, 847-446-3970.

Tags: Josh Moulton, Zia Gallery, Soho Windows, Image

        
Tweet
    
Share

Comments

Subscribe to this thread:

By Email

With RSS

More by Sam Worley

For Natalie Y. Moore, south-side Chicago isn't a headline—it's home

The South Side: A Portrait of Chicago and American Segregation grounds political reporting in personal experience.
- by Sam Worley
- Mar 23, 2016
A tour of bizarre outdoor art exhibits in the midwest

Check out strange open-air art along highways and byways in Iowa, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
- by Sam Worley
- May 14, 2015
The natural selection of Jenny Kendler

Artist and environmental activist Jenny Kendler makes complex work about the weird relationship between humans and the natural world. And she has just found a bigger platform as the first-ever artist in residence for the Natural Resources Defense Council.
- by Sam Worley
- Jun 3, 2014
More »

Agenda Teaser

10.19.19

Music

Ghostly 20 with Ciel, Galcher Lustwerk, JTC, Shigeto & Charles Trees (DJ) Smart Bar

October 19

Performing Arts

The Great Leap Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Upstairs Theatre

September 05

More Agenda Teaser »

Browse Music

Browse Film

Browse Arts & Culture

Browse Food & Drink

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Chicagoland / Visual Art Morning Art: Josh Moulton

Posted By Sam Worley on 12.22.10 at 09:15 AM

Comments

Add a comment

More by Sam Worley

For Natalie Y. Moore, south-side Chicago isn't a headline—it's home

The South Side: A Portrait of Chicago and American Segregation grounds political reporting in personal experience.

A tour of bizarre outdoor art exhibits in the midwest

Check out strange open-air art along highways and byways in Iowa, Michigan, and Wisconsin.

The natural selection of Jenny Kendler

Artist and environmental activist Jenny Kendler makes complex work about the weird relationship between humans and the natural world. And she has just found a bigger platform as the first-ever artist in residence for the Natural Resources Defense Council.

Agenda Teaser

Tabbed Event Search

The Bleader Archive

Popular Stories

How a story about the horrors of housing projects became part of a horror movie 8

If your community news is slanted, Dan Proft may be to blame 19

You can thank Karen Lewis for the national wave of teacher insurrections 25

The Village: revisiting a meaningful plot twist 7

The oldest (edible) cheese in the world 9

You can thank Karen Lewis for the national wave of teacher insurrections 25

Why are CBD products sold over the counter some places and tightly regulated in others? 10

The horrors—real and imagined—of a weekend in Trump’s southern Illinois 8

The best films by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, the great duo of British cinema's golden age 7

The confessions of Karen Lewis 6