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Moderately and With Great Boredom curated by Lauren Sudbrink on view through 10/25. Open hours Sunday 12-3pm

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La Comedie Italienne - The Italian Comedy on view in Moderately and with Great Boredome.

Sound by Anna Johnson and the Visual by Kat Bawden, 16mm film exposed with bathwater, hibiscus flowers, epsom salt, mold, skin, sweat, and sunlight, 2026 and Performance: Rex Delafkaran (on 10/25/26)

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14 days ago

Join us for open hours and see/listen/watch Moderately and with Great Boredom this Sunday 12-3pm. Moderately and with Great was curated by Lauren Sudbrink @laurencsudbrink and is on view through 10/25.

Featuring work by Chris Reeves, Mauricio López F., Jimmy & Tim – Malverde, Anna Johnson, Lula Asplund, Ro Lundberg, Kim Nucci, Paige Alice Naylor, Will Greene, Loraine Wible, Jordan Knecht, Liz McCarthy, Maya Nguyen, Shi-An Costello, Madeleine Aguilar, Jovi, Steph Patsula, Esther Espino, Lia Kohl, Allen Moore, Sarah Lutkenhaus, Danny Floyd, Aaron Walker & Davi Lakind, Kat Bawden, Elena Ailes, Caitlin Ryan, Sheldon Campbell, Shir Ende, Julia Klein, Mike Lopez, Maggie Wong, Brian Jucas, Sonya Bogdanova, Elana Adler, Jacob Boglio, Eileen Mueller, Jared Christopher Kelley, Ingrid C. Olson, Kitty Rauth, Mat Mancini, olivier, Jess Bass, Max Guy, Rex Delafkaran, Jack Larmer, Jesse Malmed, Mariel Harari, Alden Burke, Ále Campos, Kezia Waters, Jan Brugger, Madison Mae Parker, TAITAITAITAI, Corey Smith, Breanne Trammell, Ruby Que, Lindsey Whittle, Jonas Mikosch Mueller-Ahlheim, Graciela González, erψn temp3st and Erin Hayden taken in Patient Info by @patientinfo

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16 days ago

Thank you to everyone who came out for the opening reception of Moderately and With Great Boredom on Friday night and a huge thank you to Lauren Sudbrink @laurencsudbrink for curating such a whimsical, fun and funny show. Organizing an exhibition this ambitious was a herculean effort that deserves recognition!

Shout out to the 60 plus artists whose work made this show happen. If you missed the opening join us for open hours on Sundays starting next Sunday 10/4 from 12-3pm. Moderately and With Great Boredom is on view through 10/25.

Featuring work by Chris Reeves, Mauricio López F., Jimmy & Tim – Malverde, Anna Johnson, Lula Asplund, Ro Lundberg, Kim Nucci, Paige Alice Naylor, Will Greene, Loraine Wible, Jordan Knecht, Liz McCarthy, Maya Nguyen, Shi-An Costello, Madeleine Aguilar, Jovi, Steph Patsula, Esther Espino, Lia Kohl, Allen Moore, Sarah Lutkenhaus, Danny Floyd, Aaron Walker & Davi Lakind, Kat Bawden, Elena Ailes, Caitlin Ryan, Sheldon Campbell, Shir Ende, Julia Klein, Mike Lopez, Maggie Wong, Brian Jucas, Sonya Bogdanova, Elana Adler, Jacob Boglio, Eileen Mueller, Jared Christopher Kelley, Ingrid C. Olson, Kitty Rauth, Mat Mancini, olivier, Jess Bass, Max Guy, Rex Delafkaran, Jack Larmer, Jesse Malmed, Mariel Harari, Alden Burke, Ále Campos, Kezia Waters, Jan Brugger, Madison Mae Parker, TAITAITAITAI, Corey Smith, Breanne Trammell, Ruby Que, Lindsey Whittle, Jonas Mikosch Mueller-Ahlheim, Graciela González, erψn temp3st and Erin Hayden taken in Patient Info by @patientinfo

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21 days ago

Moderately & With Great Boredom @patientinfo is less than two weeks away!

Moderately & With Great Boredom (Sports Et Divertissements) is a reimagining and contemporary interpretation of Erik Satie and Charles Martin’s 1914 livre d’artiste. “Sports Et Divertissements” includes 20 short piano compositions, an introductory chorale and short prose written by Satie, accompanied by 20 illustrations created by Martin - all depicting various sports and leisure activities - eg: Golf, Sea Bathing, Picnic, Flirting, etc. It is not known if Satie had access to Martin’s images as a reference point for which to create his musical compositions, and even if he did, it was unlikely that he kept them in mind. As is common with Satie’s works, he is often making fun of more highbrow or academic music. Even in the preface of “Sports” he states, “For the dried up and stultified I have written a Chorale which is serious and respectable.” And if we look further throughout the scores, we can locate his signature, humorous instructions to the musician, such as “Moderately & with great boredom.”

It is with all of this in mind, approaching with a sense of playfulness, humor and whimsy, that I have brought together 63 artists, musicians and performers to execute the reimagining.

Opening: Friday, September 25th, 6pm-10pm

Performances by:

Jack Larmer, Jesse Malmed, Jan Brugger, Madison Mae Parker, Corey Smith

Closing: Sunday, October 25th (hours TBD)

Performances by:

Jess Bass, Max Guy, Rex Delafkaran, Breanne Trammel, Graciela González taken in Patient Info by @patientinfo

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Wow, wow, wow! Thank you Natalie Jenkins @nataliejankins for including “Moderately & With Great Boredom” in the 10 Art Shows to See in Chicago This Fall and a huge thank you to Lauren Sudbrink @laurencsudbrink for the tireless work curating what will be an incredible exhibition.

Join us for the opening reception for Moderately & With Great Boredom next Friday 9/25 from 6-10pm.

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Don’t miss out!!! Get your tickets NOW to Cosmic Rodeo, Arts of Life’s 2026 Benefit Auction! A link to purchase tickets can be found in bio.

Saturday, September 19 6-11pm
Venue West
221 N Paulina St, Chicago

Arts of Life is an organization that is at the center of the Chicago arts community, simultaneously pulsing energy within its studio walls and exhibitions space while radiating creativity out across the city when activating galleries and institutions. Its mission is to inspire artistic expression, build community, and develop independence for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Arts of Life serves 80 artists through three studio locations in Chicago’s West Town and South Side neighborhoods and in Glenview, IL.

Patient Info has been fortunate enough to work with Arts of Life and exhibit work by a few of their talented artists. In the beginning of 2025 Noel Herrera’s solo exhibition “Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!” graced our walls with his amusing marker drawings which are a direct extension of his everyday life and interests – playful tributes to favorite foods, restaurants, tv shows, toys, etc. His process is defined by fast-paced, intuitive precision.

Later in 2025, Susan Pasowicz had three works in the group show “Drawing On” curated by Jessica Zawadowicz and Michael Cuadrado alongside work by Josiah Ellner, Jonathan Worcester, Ingrid Olson, Barbara Jenkins and Jairo Serna. Susan is a legend who doesn’t require an introduction but for the unacquainted, she is a dreamer and visionary. Fascinated by organic forms, mystery, and the supernatural, Pasowicz creates atmospheric spaces and whimsical landscapes in graphite and colored pencil. Informed by both the ordinary and the magical, hints of her memories and the everyday become tangled in webs of amorphous shapes and wispy, hair-like marks. Sometimes using both hands or multiple drawing implements simultaneously, her delicate mark-making gradually accumulates and becomes layered on the paper’s surface.

@the_arts_of_life @josiahcellner @pichael_ @jessicazawadowicz @susan_pasowicz @ingolson @barbarajeannejenkins @jairo.a.serna @deathpuddle

Installation shot of Noelle Hererra’s Wow Wow Wubz taken in Patient Info by @patientinfo

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Happy almost September. I’m excited to announce “Moderately & With Great Boredom.” Opening at Patient Info @patientinfo Friday, September 25. This massive group of artists has yet again entertained my nonsense and we have put together not only a stellar group of folks, but the responses to the prompts are thoughtful, whimsical, charming and smart. More details to follow, but please mark your calendars for this epic event. Opening 9.25 and closing 10.25 with a sports and leisure themed film screening in the middle (date TBD), curated and cultivated by our favorite film fatale, @emilykeddy

Our players:
@mauriciolopezfernandez
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Joan Virginia (Jovi) Lane
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@liairenekohl
@allen_moore_127 @allenmoorestudios
@lutkie
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@memaggiemei
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@ingolson
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@people.love.croissants @thejacklarmer
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2 months ago

Thank you to everyone who attended the closing reception for Speaking Backwards and a huge thank you to Jeanne Skaggs and Stephanie Schlegel for sharing their late father’s Steve Schlegel’s collection with the public.

Researching the 60 plus works in Steve’s collection was a humbling experience for many reasons. The 20 plus paintings, works on paper, sculptures, ceramics and photographs that comprised the exhibition were a testament to Steve’s 40 year support of the Chicago arts community and to his commitment to live an intellectually curious life. Each artwork varied in every sense but shared the common theme of directness. If I learned anything from Steve it was to say what you mean but with a smile when necessary. I believe he collected from his gut, influenced by positive interactions with artists and friends, his interest in formal elements like color and pattern, his deep interest in history, and most importantly his belief in justice.

As a painter, it was humbling again to look back and see who was making what over the decades here in Chicago. Endless inspiration. Rest in peace El Presidente.

Speaking Backwards included artwork by: Antonia Gurkovska, Celeste Rapone, Chris Cosnowski, Gary Weisman, John David Mooney, John Himmelfarb, Kyle Surges, Kyung Hwa, Margo Humphrey, Marilyn Propp, Melvin King, Phyllis Bramson, Richard Howard Hunt, Robert Amft, Tom Hubert and Vera Klement

Photo credit @thonyduvall

Installation shot of Speaking Backwards.

Installation shot of Speaking Backwards

Installation shot of Speaking Backwards taken in Patient Info by @patientinfo

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Richard Howard Hunt’s work on view in Speaking Backwards. Bronze, 16” x 5” x 10”

@richardhuntsculptor

Speaking Backwards, features objects curated from Steve Schlegel's collection, which hold the beauty, humor and splendor that Steve enjoyed daily.

The objects on view in Speaking Backwards tell the story of Steve's commitment to the Chicago arts community, his support for local artists and arts organizations like the Union League Civic and Arts Foundation and Luminarts.

Speaking Backwards features artwork by: Antonia Gurkovska, Celeste Rapone, Chris Cosnowski, Gary Weisman, John David Mooney, John Himmelfarb, Kyle Surges, Kyung Hwa, Margo Humphrey, Marilyn Propp, Melvin King, Phyllis Bramson, Richard Howard Hunt, Robert Amft, Tom Hubert and Vera Klement taken in Patient Info by @patientinfo

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Celeste Rapone’s “Animal”, 2014, Oil on Canvas, 40” x 54” on view in Speaking Backwards. Join us for the closing reception tomorrow Sunday 8/16 from 12-3pm.

@celesterapone

Speaking Backwards, features objects curated from Steve Schlegel's collection, which hold the beauty, humor and splendor that Steve enjoyed daily.

The objects on view in Speaking Backwards tell the story of Steve's commitment to the Chicago arts community, his support for local artists and arts organizations like the Union League Civic and Arts Foundation and Luminarts.

Speaking Backwards features artwork by: Antonia Gurkovska, Celeste Rapone, Chris Cosnowski, Gary Weisman, John David Mooney, John Himmelfarb, Kyle Surges, Kyung Hwa, Margo Humphrey, Marilyn Propp, Melvin King, Phyllis Bramson, Richard Howard Hunt, Robert Amft, Tom Hubert and Vera Klement

Detail of Celeste Rapone’s “Animal”, 2014, Oil on Canvas, 40” x 54”

Detail of Celeste Rapone’s “Animal”, 2014, Oil on Canvas, 40” x 54”

Detail of Celeste Rapone’s “Animal”, 2014, Oil on Canvas, 40” x 54”

Installation shot of Speaking Backwards.

Left: Celeste Rapone’s “Animal”, 2014, Oil on Canvas, 40” x 54”

Right: Vera Klement’s “Echo Period: Dipytch”, 1997, Mixed Media on Paper 22” x 32” taken in Patient Info by @patientinfo

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