ARTISTS and VENUES
2007 Boneyard Arts Festival

Friday, April 20, 4pm - 2am
Saturday, April 21, 12pm - 2am
Sunday, April 22, 12 - 5pm (highlighting communities outside C-U)

Watch for the Official 2007 Boneyard Arts Festival Map, inserted inside this Thursday's (April 19) edition of the BUZZ and The News-Gazette. Copies are also available at all Boneyard Venues and will be handed out at Information Stations during the festival.

To view or download a copy of the Festival Map right now, click the following links (requires Adobe Acrobat or other PDF reader):

The information listed here was provided to 40 North by participating Boneyard venues and artists. We encourage you to call in advance for the most up to date information, specific directions, or accessibility issues.

CHAMPAIGN

Aroma Cafe
118 N. Neil
- Abstract Expressionism & watercolors by Shoshanna Bauer
- Live music by Ryan Groff, 7pm Friday
Blind Pig
120 N. Walnut
- Exhibit of enlarged prints of gunfights/westerns by artist Phil Strang
Boltini
211 N. Neil
- Paintings by David Wilcoxen, Jason Bentley and Michael Reynolds
- Zoo Improv comedy improvisation, Friday at 6:30pm
Boneyard Pottery
403 S. Water
- Works by Michael Schwegmann, Patty Lindbloom, Gary Beaumont and Ella Dunn, 11am-5pm Friday and Saturday
Boutique Jolie
121 W. Church
- Juliana Timm Children’s Fund presents: Alejandro Garcia. Selections of photography and paintings will be featured at Cafe Kopi (109 N Walnut Street, Champaign) and Boutique JOLIE during regular business hours for these locations.
Cafe Kopi
109 N. Walnut
- Juliana Timm Children's Fund presents: Alejandro Garcia. Selections of photography and paintings will be featured at Cafe Kopi and Boutique JOLIE (121 W Church Street, Champaign) during regular business hours for these locations.
Cowboy Monkey
6 E. Taylor
- Paintings by artist RJ Karlstrom
Dandelion Vintage Clothing
9 E. Taylor
- Display of works by Steven Hudson, Katrina Catizone, Elise McAuley, Matthis Helmick, Ryan McClure and Erika Porter.
- Caricatures drawn on site by Katrina Catizone, noon-2pm Saturday ($5 suggested donation - proceeds to benefit the Station Theatre)
Downtown Champaign Stage
Chester Street (between Neil and Walnut), Friday, April 20, 4-9pm. Sponsored by Barfly and Jim Barham:

4-5pm Edison Middle School Jazz Band
5:15-5:45pm Trikhala (Tribal Fusion Bellydance group)
6-6:30pm Angie Heaton
6:45-7:15pm Kayla Brown and Mike Ingram
7:30-8pm Triple Whip
8:15-9pm Living Blue

Escobar's
6 East Columbia
- Watercolors, oils and acrylics by Herbert Marder, 5-9pm Friday, 11am-2pm and 5-10pm Saturday
Exile on Main
1 Main
- Visual art and performance TBA
Framer's Market
807 W. Springfield
- Works by Patrick Harness, Barry Brehm, Hua Nian, Soozie Robinson, John Pratt, Charlotte Brady, Bill Stevens, plus a special showing of early pieces by Billy Morrow Jackson. 9:30am-5:30pm Friday, 10am-4pm Saturday.
Furniture Lounge
9 E. University
- An exhibit of artwork by Dean E. Schwenk, ranging from quirky character illustrations and groovy retro digital art to large colorful acrylic paintings on canvas. 11am-8pm Friday, 11am-5pm Saturday, 12-4pm Sunday.
Glass FX
202 S. First
- Stained glass, fused glass, etched glass, blown glass, glass beads and more by 30 local glass artists. 10am-5:30pm Friday and 9am-4pm Saturday.
Great Frame Up
2141 S. Neil
- Works by artists Jean Kauffman, Lars Lindblad and Chris Main. 9:30am-6pm Friday, 9am-5pm Saturday
The Great Impasta
114 W. Church St.
- Display of photographs by Chris Main (lobby show)
- Paintings by Jess Beyler (restaurant show)
- Artistic Visions, 9-11:30am Saturday: an exhibit/reception featuring pieces by Aritisans 10 Plus (Sandra Batzli, Toni Putnam, Jana Mason, Jamie Kruidenier, Dot Replinger, Mary McDonald, Beth Darling, Suzanne Keith Loechl, Jan Smith, Bonnie Switzer and Lisle Casper), with “response” artworks by students from the Campus Middle School for Girls. Upstairs in the Great Impasta Banquet facility.
Guido's
2 E. Main
- Photographs by Ricki Moore and Molly Drennan. 11am-2am Friday-Sunday
Habitat for Humanity ReStore
119 E. University Ave.
- As the World Passes By – an exhibit of photographs by Phillipp Gross and Craig Chamberlain – provides a shocking look at poverty in Champaign County. 10am-5pm Friday and Saturday, 1-5pm Sunday.
Ippatsu Salon
122 N. Neil
- Photographs, tatoos and drawings by Baub Alred and Matt Stines, 10am-8pm Friday and Saturday
Jim Gould's Restaurant
1 East Main
- Display of oil paintings by Patrick Harness. 4-11pm Friday, 7am-11pm Saturday, 10am-4pm Sunday
- Harpist Keelin Eder appears Saturday, from 8:30am-10:30am ($4 Mimosas!)
Kane and Company Salon & Spa
41 E. University Ave.
- Glass, oil, mixed media and water colors by David Raila, Susie Robinson, Ann McDowel and Rebecca Rohloff, 9am-6pm Friday, 9am-4pm Saturday, and 12-4pm Sunday.
Knoxville Building
111 E. University
- Mixed media drawings on paper by Tedd Anderson, 9am-5pm Friday, 5-9pm Saturday and Sunday
Late Night spACE
Old Champaign train station (former Tracks Sportsbar & Nightclub)
116 North Chestnut
- Art exhibition and Boneyard Information Area, Saturday from 12-4pm. See back page inset for complete details about Late Night spACE events, Friday and Saturday, from 9pm to 2am!
McGown Photography
5801C W. Springfield
- Country studio/gallery featuring photographs by Lawrence McGown. Take Springfield Ave. 2.5 miles west from Champaign, look for a white building with red doors on the south side of Route 10. Sunday only, 12-5pm.
National City Bank
505 E. Green St., Suite 5
- An exhibit featuring the paintings of Kim Curtis
OPENSOURCE Art
12 E. Washington
- Fiscal Fitness, an interactive exhibit, 4-7pm Friday, 1-5pm Saturday, 1-5pm Sunday, with an opening reception 7-10pm Thursday (performances
  begin at 7pm).
- "Sound is an axis of information," Sound Art Installation by 13 sound artists, Sunday only.
  
  OPENhours: Saturday, April 21, 7:30-9:30pm and Sunday, April 22, 12-5pm
  
  Project Coordinator Anthony Ptak
  Orkhan Mastanov, Carissa Armstrong, Eric Hotchkiss, Jessica Weil, Emma Ritter, Daniel Bennett, Sam Mullineaux, Jeffrey Kolar, Rahul Mehta, Maria Cueva-Mendez, Sam Gusfield, James Bunch
  
  Sound art assumes a social recognition of an aural lexicon. This lexicon is based on the perception of distance between points, i.e. a transmission line, and reception. Sound art recognizes that all frequencies within a human being's physiological bandwidth are available for artistic use. -A.J. Ptak
- Phonologistic Auralities, April 21, 7:30 pm, running continuous throughout Boneyard Arts Festival. Also again running continuous on April 22nd 1:00 pm onward.
Parkland Art Annex at the Library
2400 W. Bradley Ave.
- Works by artist Dennis Lewis. 7:30am-5pm Friday, 10am-2pm Saturday
Parkland Art Gallery
2400 W. Bradley Ave.
- Parkland College Fine Art Student Exhibit, including drawing, painting, photography, ceramics, metals. 10am-3pm Friday, 12-2pm Saturday
Parkland Child Development Center
2400 W. Bradley Ave.
- Exhibition of artwork created by children of the Parkland Child Development Center, 12-2pm Saturday
Pekara Bakery and Bistro
116 N. Neil
- Exhibit of paintings by Anna Creswell, 7am-10pm Saturday
Radio Maria Restaurant and Tappas Bar
119 N. Walnut
- Exhibit of works from a select group of Artists Against AIDS artists. Radio Maria is a satellite gallery for GCAP's annual Artists Against AIDS benefit/art exhibition (Orpheum Theater, April 27-30). Artists donate at least 50% of their sales proceeds directly to GCAP.
Studio Be
16B E. Washington (on Hickory)
- Painting, sculpture, woodworking and more in this group show featuring works by Natalie Matten, the late Bill Baker, Gary Keeler, Eric Burton, Samantha Tableriou, Corbin Cohver and Shawn Hensley. 1-7pm Friday-Sunday.
The WELD Group (old JBJ Building)
723 S. Neil St.
- Members of the Wednesday Evening Drawing Group present new works: Tim Pettinger, Mary Van Cleave, Dennis Delheimer, Patricia Belleville, Sally Bliss-Nolan, RJ Karlstrom and others. 5-9pm Friday, 10am-7pm Saturday, 12-5pm Sunday.
Wind, Water & Light Gallery
10 Main
- Works by Deborah Fell, Lucy A. Synk, Georgia Morgan and Mike Thomas, plus ongoing showing of pieces for sale by 185 regional and national artists. 11am-9pm, Friday and Saturday, 10am-5pm Sunday.
YWCA OF UIUC
1001 S. Wright
- An exhibit of works by Ellie Pinzarro. Friday from 9am-5pm

URBANA

Bella Home
110 W. Main
- Oil paintings by Patrick Harness. 10am-7pm Friday, 9am-5pm Saturday
Bennett Building
135-137 W. Main, 2nd Floor
- Video, sculpture, painting, installation, drawing, collage by Russell Weiss and Roberta Bennett in an exhibit that is the culmination of two artistic careers at the University of Illinois. The environment is immersive and experiential. 4pm-8pm Friday and Saturday.
The Body Therapy Shop
Lincoln Square Village
300 S. Broadway
- Exhibition of oil and acrylic Fantasy Art paintings – both originals and some signed/numbered limited edition prints – by Rantoul artist Lucy Synk. 5-7pm Friday, 11am-9pm Saturday, 12-5pm Sunday.
Butterfly Beads
1104 E.Washington
- Works by artist Wesley Waters
Cinema Gallery
120 W. Main
- Recent waltercolors by artist and educator Don Lake, plus ongoing showing of 45 professional artists from around central Illinois. 10am-9pm Friday and 10am-6pm Saturday. Meet artist Umeeta Sadarangani from 4-9pm Friday, and 10am-6pm Saturday.
Downtown Urbana Streets - on Broadway
- Announcing the 6th Annual Street Theater Festival, a project of the Prompting Theater – local theater company comprised of adult actors with developmental disabilities. 12-9pm Saturday
English Hedgerow
406 N. Lincoln
- Exhibit of works by painters Jason Bentley and RJ Karlstrom. 2-10pm Friday, 3-10pm Saturday.
Firefly Jewels
712 S. Maple
- Athan Y. Chilton offers torch work demonstrations, glass beadmaking (outdoors, weather perm.) at this home studio.
Glass Lake Studio
2908 E. Main
- Hand blown glass, oil paintings and drawings by artists Barrie Bredemeier and Hyon Joo Kim.
Griggs Street Potters
305 West Griggs
- Pieces by Betsy Cronan, Charlene Anchor, Reni Franciscono and Ingrid Melief. 4-8pm Friday and 12-5pm Saturday.
H2O Salon
109 North Broadway
- Photography, paintings, sculpture, live models and more from artists Christen James, Andy Peacock, and the H2O Stylists: Ursa Wylie-Duncan, Edith Peacock, Amy Sullivan, Rosa Navas and Doris Marlin. 4-9pm Friday, 12-4pm Saturday.
- Live performance by Marisa Zapata (Cuban jazz flute), followed by Salsa dancing, 6:30-7:30pm Friday.
Heartland Gallery
112 W. Main
- Featuring paintings by Rebecca Plummer Rohloff and “Portraits from Elsewhere,” mixed media paintings by Burcu Okay. 10am-6pm Friday and Saturday.
High Cross Art Studio
1101 N. High Cross
- An exhibit of works by Kim Curtis, Suzanne Loechl, Robin Riggs and Susan Ostrowski. Kim Curtis will hold Open Studios both Saturday and Sunday from 10am-2pm. Refreshments served.
International Galleries
118 Lincoln Square
- Watercolors by Gayle Tilford and fibre art by Karen Gottlieb Mermelstein. 10am-8pm Friday, 10am-6pm Saturday, 12-5pm Sunday.
Iron Post
120 S. Race
- Big Bluestem (acoustic string-band) 2-4pm Friday
- The Painkillers (blues, R&B) 6-9pm Friday
Lincoln Square Village
300 S. Broadway
Come for art exhibits, live performances and instruction, all happening inside Lincoln Square Village.

featuring:
- Annual Festival of Quilts to benefit Cunningham Children's Home
- Exhibits and demonstrations by the members of the Sidney Artists' Guild - 1 organization, representing 16 artists working in a variety of media! 5-8:30pm Friday, 10am-6pm Saturday.
- Urbana Park District Kids' Creation Station:
  ARTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
  Saturday, 12-5pm
  With parental supervision, children ages 4 and up can create craft projects from different cultures!
  
  Friday, April 20 [ East Hall Stage ]

Saturday, April 21 [ East Hall Stage ]

1:00 - 2:00pm Cunningham Children's Home Lecture
2:30 - 3:00pm UHS Choir Ensemble
3:45 - 4:30pm 5th Grade All City Band Ensemble
5:00 - 6:00pm Cosa Meara (Irish Dance)

[ Food Court Stage ]
12:00 - 1:00pm Bow-Dacious String Band
2:00 - 2:30pm Village Rhythms (drum circle)
3:00 - 3:45pm UHS Band Ensemble
4:30 - 5:00pm UHS String Ensemble

Main Street Plaza
125 W. Main
- Group show featuring photography, drawing, mixed media and painting by Adriana P. Smith, Kelly White, Sylvia Arnstein, Umeeta Sadarangani, Ralph Roether and Salvatore Carovilla. 4-8pm Friday, 12-6pm Saturday, 1-4pm Sunday.
Phillips Recreation Center
505 W. Stoughton
- Come for Contra Dancing! No partner or experience necessary. Live music by the Flyover Zone band. $5 admission (bring clean, soft-soled shoes). 8-11pm Friday, 7-11pm Saturday.
Silvercreek Restaurant
402 N Race
- Display of paintings by artist Harmony Rosales
Timothy John Salon
404 W. Green
- Exhibition of works in various media by artist Deena Love. 9am-5pm Friday, 9am-3pm Saturday
Urbana Free Library
210 W. Green
- Shows by students of instructor Hua Nian plus elementary school students from Urbana School District #116. 9am-6pm Friday and Saturday, 1-5pm Sunday
- Live performance by Big Bluestem (traditional string & rhythm) 2-3pm Saturday (with dancers from the 4th and 5th grades, Urbana School District!)
- Salt Creek (bluegrass) 4:30-5pm Saturday
Urbana-Champaign Independent Media Center
202 S. Broadway
- The 2nd Annual C-U Prison Arts Festival, featuring works by artists incarcerated at Danville and Decatur Correctional Centers.

CAMPUS

Alpha Ro Chi
1108 S. First
- Lighting installation by students under the direction of David Warfel, plus UIUC art and design student ceramic work
Art Coop
410 E. Green
- Drawings, paintings and photographs by artist Jason Patterson. 10am-9pm Friday, 10am-6pm Saturday, 12-5pm Sunday
Asian American Cultural Center
1210 W. Nevada
- Boneyard Arts Festival Hours, Saturday Noon – 6:00pm, Sunday Noon – 6:00pm
- Featuring the opening art reception for “Om. A Creative goddess Vision’s the Mother Essence” an exhibit by Sujata Dey-Koontz. Saturday, 1:00-3:00pm. With performances by the Ghungroo Dance Company and presentations by the Hindu Cultural Society and the Hindu Students Council. Refreshments provided by Asha for Education
- Featuring the opening art reception for "Reconstructing Korean Memory,” an exhibit by Areujana Sim. Sunday, 4:00-6:00pm. With desserts by the Korean American Students Association
Blues Barbecue
1103 W. Oregon
- Display of artwork by EyeTrauma Comics artists Whisp, El Cats, and Trees You Can't Climb.
- Singer-guitarist Billy Galt (of Blues Deacons) performs 12–2pm Friday-Sunday.
Canopy Club
708 S. Goodwin
- Power N Soul Fashion Show, 7:30pm Saturday
Channing Murray Foundation
1209 W. Oregon
- Drink tea while you take in an exhibition of dance and music improvisation with members of Champaign, Urbana and surrounding communities, as well as students from the University of Illinois. Performers: Kirstie Simson, Todd Presson, Janet Charleston, Kinsey McCartor, Amy Swanson, Megan Dye, Hsin-Yi Hsiang, Rebecca Crystal, Janis Dingels, Chun-Chen Cheng, Kuan-Yu Chen, and Ellen Deutsch. Musicians: Jason Finkelman and invited guests.
Cold Stone Creamery
505 E. Green
- performances to be announced
Fire Haus
708 S. 6th
- performances to be announced
Green Street Studio/Techline
24 E. Green
- Ceramics and mixed media by Mississippi Mud Pottery (new owners: Chad Nelson and Felicia Breen). Friday until 8pm, Saturday 10am-7pm, Sunday 12-5pm
Illini Media
512 E. Green
- Visual art from M. Harper, Phil Strang (WPGU alum), comic book artist Damian Duffy and other staff.
Illini Union Art Gallery
1401 W. Green
- Annual University of Illinois Student Photo Competition. 7am-10pm
Illini Union Bookstore
809 S.Wright
- Display of visual art. 9am-6pm Friday, 10am-5pm Saturday, 12-5pm Sunday
Krannert Art Museum
500 E. Peabody
- Part of the "Here and Now" project and the Boneyard Arts Festival, this improvised dance and music event is a sharing of a semester-long collaboration between Kirstie Simson plus students from the department of dance and musician Jason Finkelman (with invited guests). 3-4:30pm Saturday.
Krannert Center for the Performing Arts
500 S. Goodwin
- The Krannert Center Student Association announces “On the Rocks,” a series of one act plays – both comedy and drama - performed by students from all across the UIUC campus. 9-11pm Friday and Saturday.
McKinley Foundation (McKinley Presbyterian Church)
809 S. Fifth
- Friday is Prairie Ensemble’s final concert of the season, “This and That,” a program modeled on the group’s first very concert in 1996 and beginning with a Concert Conversation at 7pm. Performance starts at 7:30pm
Noodles and Co.
528 E. Green
- Announcing the 2nd Annual Boneyard Arts Festival Noodle Art Kid’s Activity, 2pm-4pm, both Saturday and Sunday!
Spurlock Museum | Whirlwind Project
600 South Gregory
- Calligraphy and Sacred Manuscripts of Many Traditions, 10am-4pm Saturday and 12-4pm Sunday.
- Calligraphy Demonstration (Arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, Sanskrit, and more), 1-4pm Sunday
- Performance artist Lynn O'Brien, 2pm Saturday
University of Illinois African American Cultural Program
708 S. Matthews
- “Healing Works” Art Exhibit, with an opening night Jazz Set

DEWEY

Walker Works
2532 CR 600 E
- Wide variety of sculpture by artists Curt and Gary Walker. Take Mattis Ave. 7 miles north from Champaign, turn left on Road 2550. Take another left after 3 miles onto Road 600 – it’s the 2nd house on left. Friday-Sunday.

MAHOMET

Villa Caffe
1002 S. Commercial Dr.
- An exhibit of works by students from Mahomet-Seymour Junior High School. Friday 5-7pm, Saturday 12-5pm, and Sunday 12-3pm

RANTOUL

Prairie Village Retirement Community
200 W International
- "Youth Is Not a Time of Life but a State of Mind,” an art exhibition curated by Dr. Ian Wang. Featuring artists Lois Richardson, and Agnes Kobliska (painting), Ian Wang (painting, drawing and photography), Carol Wooster needle art), Derrick Holley (painting), Jamie Ye (painting), Kerry Fisher (folk art – painting), and Maryls Karr (decorative art). 8am-6pm Friday-Sunday.

SAVOY

Christine Rich Studio
1402 Regency Dr. W.
- “Dancers: Pen and Ink Sketchings” by artist Hua Nian
Pages For All Ages
1201 Savoy Plaza
- Hua Nian, “Paper Tearing Art,” a special Mother's Day collection of images of mothers and children by the local artist and educator. 9am-11pm Friday and Saturday, 10-9pm Sunday

ARTISTS and VENUES2007 Boneyard Arts Festival

ARTISTS and VENUES
2007 Boneyard Arts Festival