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Columbia College Chicago

Zach Dodson Co-Creates EPIC SOMETHING at Hyde Park Art Center

The exhibit will feature artworks by: 
Jesse Ball, 
Irina Botea, 
EC Brown, 
Lilli Carré
, Ezra Claytan Daniels, 
Edie Fake
, Heather Mekkelson, 
B. Ingrid Olson, 
Frank Pollard
, Aay Preston-Myint
, Deb Sokolow, 
Bill Talsma
, Viktor Van Bramer.

According to the exhibition co-curators, Zach Dodson, Dan Gleason, and Caroline Picard, when story and image collide the result is an EPIC SOMETHING, including personal mythologies, narrative architectures, hidden religions, and the spaces between these systems of storytelling.

EPIC SOMETHING is accompanied by a series of writings of companion pieces for each artwork. Between these text and images alliances are formed, dialogue is in sharp practice, and roads fork unexpectedly. No matter how fantastic the journey, denouement lurks just around the next bend. No story is as good in the recounting.

Twelve Galleries Project began in 2008 as a roving exhibition series featuring the work of emerging artists over the course of one year. With each new month, a new location was selected and a new gallery was formed, producing 12 site-specific exhibitions from January through December. Quarterly Site #12: EPIC SOMETHING is the final exhibition of the Quarterly Site Series. Read more about the project at www.twelvegalleriesproject.org.

EPIC SOMETHING opens November 18th, 3-5pm. The show will be on view from November 18, 2012 through February 24, 2013,at the Hyde Park Art Center, 5020 South Cornell Avenue, Chicago, IL, 60615; 773.324.5520 and www.hydeparkart.org. Exhibitions are always free and open to the public.