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For this installment of “Beyond the Page,” I interviewed the eloquent, thoughtful, and visionary Regina Martinez, Threewalls’ Artist and Artistic Engagement Manager, about the In-Session program—a critical interdisciplinary salon that incorporates reading, conversation, and performance together, now entering its third season. We spoke about the ideas and values behind In-Session, the theme she chose for its current season, sensitivities of working between artists and institutions, and Martinez’s own path to and through this work.
Read the interview on the Sixty Inches from Center website.
Featured image: Regina Martinez (center) at Threewalls in March 2019, participating in an In-Session by Maya Mackrandilal, with collaborators Udita Upadhyaya and Enid Muñoz and original performance for video by Bhanu Kapil, in response to the guiding work “Schizophrene” by Bhanu Kapil. In this wide shot, Martinez and more than a dozen audience members stand in the middle of the wood floor at Threewalls, as Mackrandilal and Muñoz stretch fluorescent pink ribbon around and between them all. The room is low-lit, with some additional fragments of light reflecting onto the audience members from a video projection off-camera. Martinez wears black and white and a long black sweater. Most audience members wear sweaters, scarves, boots, and/or hats. Photo by Milo Bosh. Courtesy of Threewalls.
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Ben Russell for Western Pole (Peoria Branch) (as part of Brandon Alvendia’s show at Threewalls, we’re featuring works by some of Alvendia’s collaborators and co-conspirators at approximately 118 N Peoria Avenue)
THE GREAT GOOD PODCAST - i don’t hate this ep.20
I Don’t Hate This is recorded in front of a live studio audience. In STEREO (where available). We welcome Brandon Alvendia, our first guest ever, to the podcast as he welcomes us into his exhibtion The Great Good Place. Recorded on location at Threewalls. Nina, Erik and Brandon discuss his exhibition, tree rodent dating sagas and being a reverse hoarder. All this and more on our 20th episode!
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Lecture Notes: Live… In the past • Too soon? Whoops! • Bizarre squirrel chipmunk love triangle • A Torontonian in Brooklyn • 30 rack of wings • Memorable sandwich • BBQ nightclub • Announcing our biennial, opening in two years • Brandon’s KonMari journey • Think about your house globally • The New Nepotism

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JOVENCIO DE LA PAZ: ENDLESS FLIGHT at Threewalls
Jovencio de la Paz. Uncredited photo from the exhibition website.
Threewalls presents the work of Jovencio de la Paz in an exhibition entitled Endless Flight.
The exhibition runs from 12 June - 01 Aug Opening Reception: Friday, 12 June, 6-9pm Location: 119 N. Peoria #2c, Chicago
De la Paz is a BFA graduate from SAIC (2008) as well as a current instructor in the Fiber and Material Studies Department.
His work for this show deals “with the narrative possibilities of cloth. Using the specific history and process of Batik, a wax-resist dye process indigenous to many cultures of Southeast Asia, de la Paz is developing a hybrid visual language – drawing imagery from such sources as traditional Indonesian and ethnographic textiles, comics, graffiti, quilting, and personal symbology, all of which relates to his own experience as an immigrant growing up in the United States.”
New animations in progress for Threewalls' Neon Dreams Gala, happening this weekend in Chigago!