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Art Wed Mar 18 2009
Remembering Chicago's Hobohemian Era
From April 4-15, 2009, Mess Hall will host "Brains, Brilliancy, Bohemia: Art & Politics in Jazz-Age Chicago," an exhibition featuring counterculture documents and art from the Chicago hobohemian era, as well as audio from a rare interview with Studs Terkel.
The exhibit will make use of documents drawn from the Newberry Library and other sources, particularly those related to the Dill Pickle Club and its affiliated artists and activists.
For more information, check out the exhibition's website as well as Mess Hall's April calendar.
— David Schalliol
