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April 01, 2010 Arts & Culture | Art Feature

        
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50 Aldermen/50 Artists

All 50 portraits, from the group show, including works by Derek Erdman, Jon Gitelson, Lucas Blair Simpson, and more

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The closing party for the exhibit—curated by Reader assistant editor Lauri Apple and Jeremy Scheuch—is Friday, April 2, from 7 to 11 PM at Johalla Projects, 1561 N. Milwaukee. Take our quiz How Well Do You Know Your City Council? for a chance to win a Four Star commuter bike by KHS Bicycles from Roscoe Village Bikes.

First Ward: Proco "Joe" Moreno

First Ward: Proco "Joe" Moreno
Layne Jackson

Second Ward: Robert Fioretti

Second Ward: Robert Fioretti
Byron Durham

Third Ward: Pat Dowell

Third Ward: Pat Dowell
Kenton Quatman

Fourth Ward: Toni Preckwinkle

Fourth Ward: Toni Preckwinkle
Christa Lohman

Fifth Ward: Leslie Hairston

Fifth Ward: Leslie Hairston
Olivia Liddell

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How Well Do You Know Your City Council?

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