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TRITRIANGLE Tritriangle aims to present works that engage with the potential of sound, video, language, and other performed, performative, and time-based media—implicating the audience, transcending classification, and challenging traditional aesthetic and conceptual notions. Through these forms, Tritriangle ...

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Hi. We’re here again for the moment as we engage in an existential conflict and need all the visibility we can get. If you aren’t already aware, Equity Arts (led by Alma Weiser and Vincent Uribe of Heaven Gallery and LVL3, respectively) have been invisibilizing us and NoNation in their quest to get public funds to end 40+ years of history of independent live-work art spaces in the Lubinski Furniture building and develop it anew as a ‘retail incubator’. We have been kept out of the process almost entirely, and expect that we will not have a place here in the future. A few articles are linked for reference below.

https://chicagoreader.com/music/wicker-park-arts-spaces-tritriangle-and-no-nation-face-the-ax/

https://blockclubchicago.org/2023/06/12/wicker-parks-equity-arts-gets-5-million-city-grant-toward-buying-building-opening-creative-hub/

Wicker Park arts spaces TriTriangle and No Nation face the ax - Chicago Reader The Equity Arts project wants to turn the building it shares with TriTriangle and No Nation into an incubator for a diverse arts community, but it proposes to evict curators who live in their spaces.