Fall Exhibitions Closing Reception

Tarble Arts Center 2010 9th Street, Charleston, IL, United States

Join us for a closing reception to celebrate the fall exhibitions An Other World, Touch Me: A Flat File Exhibition, and Famous Black Americans: The Dolls of Ida Roberta Bell.

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2024 Camille Compo Lecture: glyneisha

Tarble Arts Center 2010 9th Street, Charleston, IL, United States

In partnership with EIU’s Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program, the Tarble welcomes exhibiting artist glyneisha as the 2024 Camille Compo Lecture Series guest speaker.    glyneisha is a poly-disciplinary artist, educator, and community caretaker archiving the inherent healing nature of matrilineal Blackness through processes of ethical collaboration informed by Black feminist scholarship. She organizes workshops, […]

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Untitled (Cut)

Tarble Arts Center 2010 9th Street, Charleston, IL, United States

Following themes of cutting and pasting, the Tarble will recreate a monumental, site-responsive earthwork by Carl Wilen (1933-2018), a Professor in the Department of Art + Design from 1965 to 1994, titled Untitled (Cut). Though his practice was rooted in surrealist painting and drawing, the conceptual art movements of the 1960s profoundly influenced him, and his […]

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Art Speaks! w/ Lauren dela Roche

Tarble Arts Center 2010 9th Street, Charleston, IL, United States

Visiting artist Lauren dela Roche will give an evening presentation on her studio practice.    Lauren dela Roche is a self-described queer punk feminist artist whose autodidactic approach integrates a broad range of references, including zines, European modernisms, and autobiography. While largely self-taught, her consumption of visual culture and art history allows her to draw upon […]

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Art Speaks! w/ Mike Schuetz

Tarble Arts Center 2010 9th Street, Charleston, IL, United States

Visiting artist Mike Schuetz will give an evening presentation on his studio practice.    Mike Schuetz is an artist/designer who lives and works in Waco, Texas. Born in Kenosha, Wisconsin during the golden age of the town's manufacturing industry, Schuetz grew up in a nurturing, loving family. Being part of the TV generation, and influenced by […]

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