Ok so this was my first art walk in Chicago. All I can say about it was that it was an satisfying and overwhelming experience. I felt like there was so much to see...almost too much. The time given for the galleries to be open just does not seem like a good enough time to see everything. its like going into AIC and thinking you are going to go through the whole museum in one day. Coming from LA, another big city, I must say that Chicago's art walk feels more classy and the quality of the works was just way better than I remember it being in LA. Maybe I just wasnt looking in the right places. Sure there are the Bergamot Stations that have gallery opening all the time, but that was far from my home and in a somewhat ostentatious part of town. Here, yes there is the schmoozing and upper classmen, but I saw students and people of all kind.
There was so much to see I didn't get to all of it. I wanted to take it all in moment by moment so I was only able to go to a hand full of galleries. Some of my favorites are depicted right here in photos . Seeing how I am more of a visual person, I figure I would put a good set of images up.
And then there were these two...
I had no idea what the hell their deal was.
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