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Terrain participates in the Oak Park Fourth of July parade!

Terrain will be participating in the Oak Park Fourth of July Parade with a “float” by artist and Terrain exhibitor Claire Ashley amid Terrain banners, marching Terrain- ettes, and a sound mix. If you happen to be in Oak Park, IL this Fourth of July, join us! The parade starts at 10 a.m. from Longfellow Park on the 600 block of Ridgeland Avenue south of Adams Street. Marchers will proceed north on Ridgeland to Augusta Street, then turn east to the conclusion by Whittier Elementary School on the 700 block of North Harvey Avenue.

Photos to follow!

http://oakpark.suntimes.com/13428614-417/diversity-of-oak-park-on-display-in-fourth-parade.html

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Joining the thriving group of artist-run exhibition spaces, Terrain is a new public space in Oak Park, IL started by artist Sabina Ott. Terrain is dedicated to featuring interventions into the conventional landscape of a front yard by emerging as well as established artists who have been invited to create a site - specific work. Artists are chosen for their ability to make artworks that challenge the space between public and private, decoration and function, figure and ground.

Terrain differs from many other alternative art platforms in that the artworks are accessible and visible 24 hours a day, year round. Situated in Oak Park, a traditionally liberal multicultural village, Terrain is directly across from Longfellow Elementary School, across from Longfellow Park near Ridgeland and Jackson Avenues. Visitors, neighbors, school children, teachers and their parents will be exposed to challenging contemporary art, offering the experience of discovery and surprise to the community. Terrain will exhibit work that expands the audience of an artwork and the function of a suburban front yard.

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