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gfsGrown Folks Stories™
Thursday, January 19, 2012 | 7.30-10.00pm

Grown Folks Stories™ is around the corner! January 19th is creeping close. Last month was INTENSE, powerful and hilarious. But seriously... when isn't it...? We are taking over this city! I'm looking forward to what everyone has to share this month... holidays tend to create some sticky stories! Can't wait to see your beautiful faces!
lovingLoving Conversations...
Friday, January 27, 2012 | 7.30-9.30pm

Do you desire a loving relationship? Are you on the pathway to fulfilling one? Join us in a "loving conversation" where you can ask real life questions and get real life answers about love. Learn how you can attract the type of loving relationship you desire. Through "loving conversations" and developing a greater "self" love, you can have the love of a lifetime. Open to singles of all lifestyles. Complimentary wine served. Donations requested. Capacity limited
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flemisterProfiles, Hallucinations & Tokens
Through January 29, 2012, exclusively at The Silver Room.

Chicago-based, mixed-media artist Stephen Flemister presents his latest work: Profiles, Hallucinations and Tokens, an exhibition of portraits inspired by digital profiling, created aliases, and public persona in the digital era. Consumed by the functional representation of the "self" and the altering of one's image, Flemister's mixed media work explores the notion of the ever-changing, malleable identity.
longChristina A. Long's "Antipathies"
Opening Reception February 3, 2012 @ 7pm | Closing March 16, 2012

The Silver Room Presents "Antipathies" A solo exhibition by Christina Long.
Long's (MFA 2012) complex improvisational murals and found objects explore personal narratives of the ever-changing 'black experience ' among a back drop of story-telling and family life. Through line and organic forms, Antipathies discusses the influences of pop culture on the experiences of black youth as they continue to forge their own identities in a highly mediated world shifting issues of class and gender.
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