Cancer survivors share artwork in new exhibition at The Empty Corner in ArlingtonHeights starting Feb. 3
"Artoma: Metastasis; The Art of Cancer" opens at 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3, with an artists' talk and reception at The Empty Corner, 214 E. Grove St.
Liz Schrenk, who opened her Arlington Heights gallery and creative event space last August, said four artists who were part of the original exhibition and one new one will be part of the latest show -- all sharing their personal journeys through art. by signing up you agree to our terms of service The artists are:• Eileen Powers of Yarmouth Port, Massachusetts, who created the"Can You Make Hair For Me?" photo exhibition;
Artist and educator Nancy VanKanegan's porcelain pieces reference scans of her tumor and lymph nodes. - Courtesy of The Empty Corner • Nancy VanKanegan of Chicago, who layered clay, color and shape into porcelain pieces that reference scans of her tumor and lymph nodes;
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