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'Channeling the pain': How Evanstonians use art for empowerment

Spend just a few minutes wandering around downtown Evanston and you’re almostguaranteed to stumble across at least one mural or piece of public art. The ....

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Event celebrates the indomitable spirit of Evanston women

From left, Cheryl Judice, Lisa Degliantoni, Denise Berrato, Rebeca Mendoza and Claire McFarland converse in front of a mural created by local artist Sholo ....

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Visible / Invisible art exhibit opens at Noyes Cultural Art Center

More than 150 people flocked to Noyes Cultural Art Center last Friday for the opening of Visible / Invisible, a new exhibit featuring the work of local artists that explores different forms of violence. The exhibit, which lasts through March 18, features more than 40 different Evanston and Chicago-based artists and a range of two-and-three-dimensional. ....

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