BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
Spring break, summer vaccation, paid vacation days (for the older crowd) and the ever elusive three day weekend are the few bits in the year when you have enough time to walk away from your day to day responsibilities and have an adventure!Travel around the world, try new things, explore your hobbies, or just get hammered on a resort in Mexico. “Don’t Sweat It!” celebrates, as well as critiques, these breaks away from the day to day.
A sticker pack, featuring 16 stickers designed by the artists, will be released at the show.
Featured Artists:
The Yok – Sheryo – Brad Rohloff – Nathan Friedman – Dillon Froelich – Michael C. Hsiung – Luke Pelletier – Ben Jensen – Miles Jackson – Jeffery Kubasak – Eric McHenry – Charlie Megna – Sean Morris – Bryan Peterson – Austin England
Opening Reception: Friday, March 8th [6-10p]
Galerie F
2381 N Milwaukee Ave
Chicago, IL 60647
Don’t Sweat It! A Group Art Exhibition
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