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“Attached” featured in Evanston Round Table
Attached is a sculpture leased by the City of Evanston via the Arts Council. Its site, in Burnham Shores Park (along the lakefront between Hamilton Street and Burnham Place), was the choice of Jennifer Lasik, then-Cultural Arts Coordinator of the City of Evanston.
“Nestful” featured in Block Club Chicago
The art installation "Nestful" transforms a dying oak tree into a habitat for dozens of migratory birds and insects. "The area is just prime for a lot of the birds coming through," one of the artists said.
Chicago Tree Project featured on WGN9 Chicago
The art installation "Nestful" transforms a dying oak tree into a habitat for dozens of migratory birds and insects. "The area is just prime for a lot of the birds coming through," one of the artists said.
“A-MAZE-ing” featured in Hyperallergic
The art installation "Nestful" transforms a dying oak tree into a habitat for dozens of migratory birds and insects. "The area is just prime for a lot of the birds coming through," one of the artists said.
Modern Luxury North Shore Magazine: Featured Artist
The art installation "Nestful" transforms a dying oak tree into a habitat for dozens of migratory birds and insects. "The area is just prime for a lot of the birds coming through," one of the artists said.
Women Sculptors of Chicago: DCASE, Artist-in-Residence Grant
The art installation "Nestful" transforms a dying oak tree into a habitat for dozens of migratory birds and insects. "The area is just prime for a lot of the birds coming through," one of the artists said.
Lincoln Park Zoo: Mr. Big Beetle Finds His Way
The art installation "Nestful" transforms a dying oak tree into a habitat for dozens of migratory birds and insects. "The area is just prime for a lot of the birds coming through," one of the artists said.
Evanston Magazine: Featured Artist
The art installation "Nestful" transforms a dying oak tree into a habitat for dozens of migratory birds and insects. "The area is just prime for a lot of the birds coming through," one of the artists said.