Saturday, September 23

The 10th Annual Beverly Art Walk is a free, family-friendly mega-festival of art, music, creativity and community in historic Beverly/Morgan Park. This year’s event features nearly 200 artists and artisans exhibiting their works in 40 unique sites. These include artist studios, shops, bars, galleries, public art sites, cultural destinations and outdoor spaces, such as The Uprising Handmade Market at 103rd and Wood and the Family Fun Park at Sutherland Elementary School. From noon to 5 pm, live music, performances and art demonstrations across the neighborhood will offer an enriching and immersive experience for visitors of all ages and backgrounds.
Participating Artists
Featured Venues
Studio Artists
Music

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Use this interactive map to explore venues, get directions, and plot your route. Start your self-guided tour at any participating venue.

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Participating Artists

Abby Sheahan
  • Made Artisan Collaborative
Allison Flamm
  • Beverly Arts Center Atrium
Amada Fitzsimmons
  • Ohana Ice & Treats
Angela Fegan
  • Afro Joe’s Coffee & Tea
Ann Blaas
  • Nicky’s of Beverly Garage Gallery
Anthony Bartley
  • Beverly Phono Mart
Ashley January
  • Two Mile Coffee Bar
Astor Rogers
  • Ancestry Moon
Ayo Catrance
  • Running Excels
Barbra Phinisee
  • Ancestry Moon
Betty Rodgers
  • Ancestry Moon
Brendan Folliard
  • Open Outcry
Brendan McAlinden
  • Nicky’s of Beverly Garage Gallery
Brian Dovie Golden
  • Beverly Phono Mart
Brian Heston
  • Barney Callaghan’s
Brian Keane
  • Brian Keane’s Home Studio
Brittany Ward
  • Beverly Arts Center Atrium
Caitlyn Ray
  • Oleander & Artesian
Carla Winterbottom
  • Nicky’s of Beverly Garage Gallery
Chantala Kommanivanh
  • Beverly Phono Mart, Cardinalis Cardinalis
Charles Henry
  • Brian Keane’s Home Studio
Chris Tedin
  • Trinity Church Studios
CJ Hungerman
  • Swanny’s Barbershop
Clifton Henri
  • Flypaper
Colin Burt
  • Heritage Gallery
Colleen Walsh
  • Dan McCabe’s Home Studio
Connie Wolfe
  • Two Mile Coffee Bar
Courtney Collins
  • Beverly Phono Mart
Cujo Dah
  • Beverly Phono Mart
Dalton Brown
  • Flypaper
Dan Estep (akaFlooding Factory)
  • Beverly Arts Center Downstairs Gallery
Dan McCabe
  • Dan McCabe’s Home Studio
DAREMELIFE
  • Beverly Phono Mart
Davis McCarty
  • Quantum Me
Dawn Liddicoatt
  • Made Artisan Collaborative, The Paul & Jean Harris Home (Rotary House)
Debra Gordon
  • Ancestry Moon
Delores Davis
  • Ancestry Moon
Didier Nolet
  • Barney Callaghan’s
Doris Barnes
  • Beverly Branch Library
Dorothy Straughter
  • The Paul & Jean Harris Home (Rotary House)
Eee.Why
  • Made Artisan Collaborative
Eileen O’Brien
  • Heritage Gallery
Elaine Miller
  • Nicky’s of Beverly Garage Gallery, Oleander & Artesian
Eleanor Nelson
  • Tranquility Salon Company
Elizabeth Schnura
  • Heritage Gallery
Emily Castillo
  • RMH LIfestyle
Fantasia Ariel
  • Beverly Phono Mart
Gayle Grant
  • Ancestry Moon
Hector Gonzalez
  • Beverly Arts Center Atrium
Jack Denst
  • Tom Olson’s Home Studio
Jack Denst (presented by Katherine Brienzo)
  • The Paul & Jean Harris Home (Rotary House)
James Kinser
  • Made Artisan Collaborative
James Nelson
  • Beverly Phono Mart
James Ross
  • Brian Keane’s Home Studio
Jason E. Jones
  • Flypaper
Jennifer Cronin
  • Nicky’s of Beverly Garage Gallery
Joe Crosetto
  • Trinity Church Studios
John Cizmar
  • Two Mile Coffee Bar
John Colson
  • Trinity Church Studios
Jomo Cheatham
  • Jomo Cheatham’s Home Studio
Joseph Baranowski
  • Barney Callaghan’s
Joy Williamson
  • Ancestry Moon
Juan Carlos Silva
  • Nicky’s of Beverly
Judi Kickel
  • Made Artisan Collaborative
Judie Anderson
  • Judie Anderson’s Home Studio
Julie Chapetto
  • Beverly Branch Library
Karen Carter
  • Ancestry Moon
Kat Huddleston
  • Beverly Arts Center Atrium
Katherine Kampf
  • Beverly Arts Center Upstairs Hallway
Kent Smith
  • Made Artisan Collaborative
Kevin Demski
  • Cardinalis Cardinalis
Kevin Wisor
  • Heritage Gallery
Kristen Malone
  • Heritage Gallery
LaKeisha Patterson
  • Ancestry Moon
Lana Mason
  • Ancestry Moon
Laverne Mangum
  • Ancestry Moon
Lee Kintner
  • Made Artisan Collaborative
Louis Barak
  • Beverly Phono Mart
Madilyn Strentz
  • Beverly Arts Center Atrium
Mairead Zigulich
  • Dan McCabe’s Home Studio
Mary Hornung
  • Tom Olson’s Home Studio
Matthias “Spider” Schergen
  • Cardinalis Cardinalis
Meg Wear
  • Everything’s Relative Salon
Megan Quigley
  • Beverly Bakery
Michael Landis
  • Ancestry Moon
Michael Winchester
  • Made Artisan Collaborative
Mickey Lupe
  • Tom Olson’s Home Studio
Mitch Egly
  • Beverly Mural
Monica Balc
  • Tom Olson’s Home Studio
Monique Alias
  • Bookies
Naimah Thomas
  • Made Artisan Collaborative
Nancy Mills
  • Pat Egan’s Home Studio
Natalie Ward
  • RMH LIfestyle
Nate Otto
  • Cardinalis Cardinalis
Nicholas Hare
  • Beverly Arts Center Atrium
Nico Maldonado
  • Barney Callaghan’s
Niki Grangruth
  • Made Artisan Collaborative
Norah Noonan
  • Tranquility Salon Company
Orlando Cross
  • Ancestry Moon
Pat Egan
  • Pat Egan’s Home Studio
Patricia Rigg
  • Tom Olson’s Home Studio
Patricia Wiseman
  • Beverly Arts Center Atrium
Paul Branton
  • Flypaper
Paul Orich
  • Nicky’s of Beverly
Phil Cotton
  • The Paul & Jean Harris Home (Rotary House)
Preston Thomas
  • Two Mile Coffee Bar
Puryear Creative
  • Afro Joe’s Coffee & Tea
Rebecca Pavesich
  • Beverly Arts Center Atrium
Regina Bird
  • Heritage Gallery
Regina Miller-Lee
  • Ancestry Moon
Rhonda Hardy
  • Trinity Church Studios
Ricardo Gonzalez
  • Ohana Ice & Treats
Richard Warburton
  • Heritage Gallery
Rick Therrio
  • Beverly Arts Center Downstairs Gallery
Roby Nyther
  • Bookies
RoseRita Walsh James
  • Beverly Arts Center Downstairs Gallery
Salima Cobb-Collins
  • Ancestry Moon
Samus Starbody
  • Beverly Arts Center Upstairs Hallway
Sandra Leonard
  • Trinity Church Studios
Sarita Kamat
  • Made Artisan Collaborative
Sebron Grant
  • Flypaper
Shanel Romain
  • Flypaper
Sheila Brown
  • Ancestry Moon
Shoshonah
  • Afro Joe’s Coffee & Tea
Stephanie Coleman
  • Ancestry Moon
Susan Larsen
  • Everything’s Relative Salon
SXU student, faculty and alumni artists
  • Beverly Arts Center
Thomas Frank
  • Nicky’s of Beverly Garage Gallery
Todd English-Dumont
  • Made Artisan Collaborative
Tom Olson
  • Tom Olson’s Home Studio
Trish Happel
  • Beverly Arts Center Downstairs Gallery
Vivian Nash
  • Oleander & Artesian
Vivienna Marie
  • Nicky’s of Beverly Garage Gallery
Wynton Henderson
  • Made Artisan Collaborative
Zor Zor Zor
  • Beverly Phono Mart
Show all artists
Ashley January
Shanel Romain
Skare
Vivienne Marie
Elaine Miller
Jennifer Cronin
Lee Kinter
Ann Blaas
Preston Lewis
Carla Winterbottom
Dalton Brown
Clown2076

The Uprising Craft Market

Bethany Union • 103rd & Wood St.

Dozens of artists and artisans will be selling their wares in the beautiful sun-dappled shade of the Bethany Union Church parking lot, featuring jewelry, pottery, artwork, textiles, home furnishings, and more.

Araceli Villalobos
Constance Leininger
Diane Shaffer
Doris Munoz
Dorothy Straughter
Gary & Tina Reyes
Haley Franker
Katherine Einhorn
Kenneth Gray
Larry Tuckman
Nicole Burns
Peggy Brittman
Rashida Autmon
Rebecca Vielgo
Rhyan Crawford-Dirksen
Rita Chatman-Gbadehan
Rosemary Peckler
Zachary Jeffries
Nicold Pittman
Robinw Wheeler
Mary Sklom
TD Paulius
Al’s Cookie Mixx Alvin Green
Amira Davis
Cynthia Bryant
Eloisa Luevano
Shay Micheal
Tracy Hoofe

Beverly Art Walk After Party

Nicky’s of Beverly • 105th & Western Ave.

Nicky’s parking lot is also the site of the FREE Art Walk After Party, 5:30–10:30 pm, featuring an incredible concert lineup, with food and drink available from Nicky’s.

  • Gerry Hundt—a one-man, multi-instrumental blues band, 5:30 to 6:30 pm
  • Minor Moon—cosmic country, 7 to 8 pm
  • Radio Free Honduras— their unique sound combines Punta, Spanish Flamenco, Rock ‘n Roll, Jazz Fusion, and a little bit of Latin country music thrown in, 8:30 to 10 pm

Family Fun Park & I Madonnari Festival 

Sutherland School •  10015 S. Leavitt St. • 10 am–2 pm

Enjoy multi-generational fun and creativity including art making music and dance at Sutherland Elementary School. Sutherland’s annual I Madonnari sidewalk chalk  festival will again be a beloved part of Art Walk, as local artists and families are invited to create sidewalk chalk masterpieces on the block surrounding  the school. The Creative Chicago Reuse Exchange will lead sculpture making using reclaimed materials. Dj Sandra Trevino will spin dance music and dancers from the Hawkins House of Horton Dance studio will perform.

Beverly Arts Center

2407 W. 111th St.

In honor of the Beverly Art Walk’s 10th year, the Beverly Arts Center (BAC) is offering these unique art, dance and experiences curated by the Alliance and Saint Xavier University: 

  • Dance performances in the Baffes Theatre by The Hiplet Ballerinas performing at 3 and 4pm
  • “The Writing’s On The Wall” in the Simmerling Gallery, featuring vibrant works created by 14 renowned graffiti artists from across Chicago, the US, Poland and Mexico, curated by local artist, chef and DJ, Won Kim, aka ReviseCMW 
  • “Ultraviolet Visions,” an exhibition of black light paintings posters, sculpture and dioramas in the downstairs gallery by four visionary local artists 
  • Multimedia, video art, interactive VR experiences, photography and paintings by SXU students, faculty, alumni and staff in the “Black Box” theater and adjacent hallway
  • Works by local artists in a wide range of styles and media throughout the Atrium, lobby and upstairs and downstairs hallways 
  • Live music, performances and demos all day, including a parade of Criu de Sheela members showcasing Surrealist costumes by local artist Sandra Leonard, the SXU Jazz Band, and more.

The Paul and Jean Harris Home

10856 S. Longwood Dr. 

Experience incredible art in an historic setting: the beautifully restored Paul & Jean Harris Home (aka “The Rotary House”). An electric car provides a lift up the hill where beauty awaits, as well as food and libations. Paintings, quilts, sculpture and music will fill the light-filled, two-story great room and back patio, including:

  • A display of artwork and a live painting demonstration by local painter/designer and collage artist Phil Cotton. His works evoke Mid-century Modern architecture and the Abstract Expressionist artists of the 1950s. 
  • Enormous, vibrant quilts by Dorothy Straughter, a quilting artist whose work addresses the threads of racism embedded in American history and culture.
  • Sculptor Dawn Liddicoatt’s dream-like ceramic story boxes.
  • A display celebrating the 100th birthday of iconic designer Jack Denst and his impact on American design and culture, curated by Karen Brienzo, owner of Jack Denst Designs.
  • Musical guests PCGB perform 2–4 pm. They are a dynamic quartet with roots in funk, jazz and soul, led by legendary music organizer Jeff Pinzino (founder of Chicago Blues Revival).

Ridge Historical Society

10621 S. Seeley Ave.

The Ridge Historical Society’s new exhibition, “Louise Barwick’s Lost Ridge” opens on Art Walk day. The exhibit highlights the work of local artist, resident, and teacher Louise Barwick from the turn of the 20th century, as well as other intimate and panoramic views of the area. On the veranda, enjoy samples of BAX, a lighter-bodied Hazy IPA that Horse Thief Hollow brewed especially for the Beverly Art Walk. Proceeds from beer sales will benefit the Alliance. Chicago-based ceramic artist Robin Power, known for her eclectic figurative sculptures, will showcase her creative process with art demos.  

Trinity Artist Studios

9848 S. Winchester Ave.

See ceramic demonstrations by Chris Tedin and Joe Crosetto and live music in the courtyard from Vivian Garcia from 1 to 3 pm. On the first floor, visit Rhonda Hardy Designs Studio. Using textiles, paint, and fashion, Hardy’s Bronzeville Babies Collection tells stories about the African American experience and brings alive the cultural history about Chicago during the Great Migration. On the second floor, you’ll find Surrealist & Bauhaus-inspired sculptures, costumes, and fabric paintings in the studio of Sandra Leonard. Her wearable sculptures have appeared in performances, improvised theater, alternative fashion shows and installation projects worldwide for 30 years. Two doors down, step into an exhibition of accomplished ceramic artists Chris Tedin and Joe Crosetto and painter/sculptor John Colson.

boundary

2334 W. 111th Pl.

boundary is a contemporary visual arts project space founded in June 2017 in a converted garage in Morgan Park and led by artist, curator, environmentalist and educator Susannah Papish. Art Walk day at boundary includes a sneak peek at the Esau McGee exhibition that officially opens the evening of Art Walk; a sculptural installation by local artist John Colson for the Terrain Biennial that officially opens in October; and an installation by local artists Dan McCabe and Nicole Burns.

Nicky’s of Beverly | The Garage at N.O.B.

105th & Western Ave.

Your mind will be blown when you visit the newly renovated Garage at N.O.B. behind Nicky’s of Beverly for an art experience that’s diverse in media and styles. Works include:

  • dream-like landscape-based collages by artist and environmental activist  Carla Winterbottom.
  • abstract figurative paintings by artist/musician Brendan McAlinden.
  • oil paintings exploring magical realism by artist Jennifer Cronin.
  • abstract paintings rooted in organic forms by artist and educator Ann Blaas.
  • ruminative encaustics by artist and environmental activist Thomas Frank.
  • beautiful, evocative assemblages by artist/sculptor Vivienne Marie.
  • luscious, layered and mysterious landscapes by environmentalist artist Elaine Miller.

In the Nicky’s parking lot, daytime music and activities include:

  • the funky sounds of Brendan McAlinden & Friends in an open jam session, noon to 2:30 pm.
  • live painting demo by renowned painter/muralist CJ Hungerman.
  • African drumming, double-dutch and interactive art projects for kids of all ages from the THUG (The Healing U Give) Hippie Bus. Ea Williams brings art, culture, healing, joy and wellness in a beautiful, renovated old school bus covered in colorful murals painted by the artists birdcap, sub_urban_warrior, and Obe One.
  • DJ John Dreznes from Beverly Records spinning vinyl from 3 to 5 pm.

 

Enjoy food and refreshments at Nicky’s, including the special beer BAX, a lighter-bodied Hazy IPA from Horse Thief Hollow, brewed to support the Beverly Area Arts Alliance.

Flypaper Chicago

10552 S. Western Ave.

Flypaper is a studio and exhibition space owned by nationally acclaimed, award-winning photographer Clifton Henri. His practice is heavily rooted in identity, under-representation, and self-declaration. Several artists will be joining Clifton Henri at Flypaper, including: painter and glass artist Dalton Brown, painters Paul Branton, Jason E. Jones and Shanel Romain, as well as painter and assemblage artist Sebron Grant in memoriam. A group of BAPA teens led by Dalton Brown will have their works displayed outside on the fence, and Paul Branton will be live painting during the event. 

Beverly Branch Public Library

1962 W. 95th St.

Visit the Beverly Branch of the Chicago Public Library to help them celebrate 150 years of telling stories and serving the community. Artists and activities include:

  • Colorful quilts by Doris Barnes, including a special 10th anniversary Art Walk quilt.
  • Hand-drawn and painted Native American portraits by Julie Chappetto.
  • Paintings by former Van Wade shop owner and film stylist Terence Johnson. 
  • An art gallery from community members expressing what the library means to them.
  • A gift basket raffle for the library’s 150th anniversary and the chance to win $150 in gift cards and giveaways from 95th St. businesses!
  • Music by Joe Rian from 12–2 pm.

The Beverly Branch also features an incredible permanent art collection. Note: this venue will close at 4:30 pm.

Studio Artists

Dan McCabe

2213 W. 109th St.

Rooted in Clay. Potter Dan McCabe began working with clay when he was a young student, and he has been refining his craft and teaching it to others ever since. “Between educating students about the ceramic process and the time spent in my home studio, my roots in clay grow deeper every day,” he said. “My hands have to be in clay as often as possible to continuously improve.”  Dan’s work reveals his love for classical design as well as “personal oddity.” His pottery expresses a sense of homeliness yet excitement, quietness yet confidence, and duration yet vigor. “Like a good home, pottery expresses warmth, comfort, and spirit,” he said. “My hope for these vessels is that they stimulate the desire to touch the work and establish a relationship with it; from my hands to yours.” 

Meet Dan McCabe and experience his creative process at his studio on Art Walk day. Artists Mairead Zigulich and Colleen Walsh will also have works on exhibit. 

Brian Keane

10416 S. Hamilton Ave.

Art and the Collective Whole. Artist and sculptor Brian Keane creates work that has a sense of the human touch. “Our humanity grounds us to each other and to our earthly home,” he said. “Who we are and how we live resonates from the individual to the collective whole.” Brian’s evocative work breaches the boundaries of geometry, color, and form and recalls “the sublime mystery at the heart of reality. Affirming the significance and beauty of the individual as a primary contributor to the global collective.” With contributions from artists James Ross and Charles Henry Lunsford, Brian’s studio will be transformed for a full art experience including music during the Art Walk.  

Judie Anderson

10632 S. Hoyne Ave.

A Life of Artistic Achievement. Before Judie Anderson enrolled at the School of the Art Institute to earn a BFA, she fell in love with life behind the lions during a summer workshop when she was in elementary school. From that moment on, Judie has been pursuing and perfecting her amazing talent. A professional artist for more than 65 years, Judie has been a fashion illustrator, educational illustrator, editorial illustrator, and Chicago Tribune Art Director. That resume does not even begin to cover Judie’s artistic achievements. Since retirement, she has focused on watercolors. At Judie’s studio, you will be able to view and purchase her work, past and present, and enjoy a soft reveal of a collaborative work-in-progress with her daughter, author Karen Doornebos. Musicians John and Julia Devens will perform 1 to 3 p.m.

Art from the Heart

2266 W. 109th St.

Unleash Your Inner Artist. Pat Egan is a retired art teacher of 25 years who loves bringing people together in her cozy home studio to share an art experience, learn something new, get reacquainted with a past love, and make memories. Art From the Heart opens the door to artistic expression and affirming experiences for all ages in a unique space designed to draw out one’s inner artist. At Pat’s studio, you will be able to create a watercolor bookmark and also view and purchase pottery by guest artist Nancy Mills.  

Tom Olson Home Studio

11112 S. Hoyne Ave.

Revolution and Evolution. Legendary designer Jack Denst revolutionized the world of interior design with his innovative hand-screenprinted designs. His nephew Tom Olson, also a talented designer, carries on Denst’s art legacy with a fascinating collection of designs, artwork, objects and sculptures exhibited throughout the idyllic garden and garage galleries. Jack Denst’s work figures prominently throughout. Olson has invited self-taught ceramics and metal artist Mickey Lupa, artistic portrait photographer Pat Rigg, figurative sculptor Monica Bàlc, and one-of-a-kind garden art sculptor Mary Hornung to exhibit during the Art Walk.

Jomo Cheatham

2059 W. 95th St.

Igniting Conversations. Over the past 30 years, Jomo Cheatham’s work evolved from single to multi-dimensional media with ideas informed by issues of social justice. In the early 2000s, Jomo began using collage elements and found objects to create compelling works focused on the history of lynching in America and how it targeted not just victims but their communities, resulting in a wealth gap that continues to impact financial and resource insecurity. Jomo’s recent work takes those issues even deeper. “My hope is that the work will ignite conversations about how policies initiated as far back as the Homestead Act of 1862 . . . were influential in cultivating pathways to economic prosperity for some while making difficult or denying the same pathways to others.”

Music Performances

11:30 am–1 pm

Pat Egan
Dan McCabe’s Artist Studio

12–2:30 pm

Brendan McAlinden & Friends 
Nicky’s of Beverly

12–2 pm

Joe Rian
Beverly Branch Public Library

12–3 pm

DJ Mike Tupac
Beverly Arts Center

1–3 pm

John & Julia Devens
Judie Anderson’s studio

1–3 pm

Tongues Unknown
99th & Walden 

1–3 pm

Vivian Garcia
Trinity Artist Studios

2–4 pm

The Railway Gamblers
Horse Thief Hollow Brewing

2–4 pm

PCGB
Paul & Jean Harris Home (Rotary House)

3–4:30 pm

Justin Sconza
Dan McCabe’s Artist Studio

3–5 pm

DJ John Dreznes & Beverly Records
Nicky’s of Beverly

5:30–10 pm

After Party at Nicky’s of Beverly
Gerry Hundt, Minor Moon, Radio Free Honduras
Nicky’s of Beverly parking lot

The Alliance Honors Eugene S. Pike House Foundation at 10th Anniversary Beverly Art Walk

The Eugene S. Pike House is a historic community landmark that is facing demolition but has the potential to serve Beverly and Morgan Park as a fine arts facility. The Alliance is working with the newly created Eugene S. Pike Foundation to raise funds and give this building a new life.

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Play Video

We are grateful for the talents of local filmmaker Pat Odom and his company StoryView for this 2022 BAW video recap. Our thanks also to Brendan McAlinden and friends for creating the soundtrack for the video.

Our Community

The Beverly Art Walk would not be possible without the generous financial support of local small businesses and families, as well as countless volunteer hours by the Alliance board, artists, and neighbors. Please support our arts community: purchase art, shop participating venues, and attend events. The Alliance is driven by our love for art and the people who make it, and we are thankful for those who embrace the arts.

Anonymous  •  Begin Within Therapy Services  •  Bethany Union Church of Chicago  •  Beverly Arts Center  •  Grace Kuikman  •  Marilynn and Brian Wilson  •  Marz Brewing Co.  •  Michele Pettiford @properties  •  St. John the Divine Lutheran Church

19th Ward Mutual Aid  •  19th Ward Youth & Community Foundation  •  95th Street Business Association  •  All Day Montessori  •  Beverly Dry Goods  •  Beverly Improvement Association  •  Everything’s Relative Salon  •  Fox’s Restaurant & Pub  •  Grant, Maegan & Maggie Murphy  •  John Harrell State Farm  •  Kate Starr Kellogg IB School  •  Made Artisan Collaborative  •  Oleander & Artesian  •  Running Excels  •  Sweet Freaks  •  The Original Pancake House Beverly  •  The Studio Beverly