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Cups and Swords and Eyes
Fri, Dec 11
|Heaven Gallery
December 11th - January 24th With works by Erin Hayden and Max Guy Open to the public December 11th (mask required) On view during gallery hours: Friday/Saturday 1-6PM, Sunday 1-5PM


Time & Location
Dec 11, 2020, 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Heaven Gallery, 1550 N Milwaukee Ave #2, Chicago, IL 60622, USA
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Cups and Swords and Eyes
December 11th - January 24th With works by Erin Hayden and Max Guy
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Hey Erin,
We talked about just going back-and-forth for a moment to explain what’s happening in our show, Cups and Swords and Eyes, so I thought to get us started. In some ways this show feels like it’s been a long time in the making, but has also come together incredibly quickly. This seems pretty typical for both of us: keep things under wraps, keep working, and then suddenly the time comes and we just have to trust that there’s been some underlying current.
For me, this all goes back to a conversation we had on a late night train from Venice to Padova in summer of 2015. We were talking about locating sincerity in an image. For a brief moment in time, the word image was polarizing: it was spelled…