A New Year, A New Doom...

OhNo!Doom, that is. The gallery, previously presiding in Logan Square, has recently moved into a bigger and better space in Bucktown. ON!D is home to amazing, cutting edge exhibits that surpass all expectations. It is also a great place to take in the work of established artists as well as new up-and-coming talent. The new location will also act as a retail space for the OhNo!Doom wares. Here you can find apparel, plush (including the group’s Fluffy YukYuk) and goodies from Rocket World. The space is owned and operated by the OhNo!Doom Collective, a group composed of artists, designers, animators and overall nice people.

The New Year also marks changes within the collective itself. Joining the team are artists Max Bare and Lana “plushinator” Crooks, the former curators of A.Okay Official. The rest of (and the founders of) the OhNo!Doom Collective are 
Andrew Thompson, Joseph Call, Oscar Alatorre and Jordan Owen.

Address: 1800 N. Milwaukee Ave.
Hours: Tuesday and Thursday 4pm-10pm
Saturday 12-7pm
By Appointment: info@ohnodoom.com

The Grand Opening Exhibit:
Rock The Future! The Exhibition
Rock The Future! is an annual fundraiser for local Chicago-based music education nonprofits. Rock For Kids, a nonprofit that offers free music education to underprivileged homeless youth, provide support and assistance to children and their families, is the beneficiary for 2010. Rock The Future seeks to raise funds in effort to support Rock For Kids in their mission to provide free music education through community partnerships through out the city of Chicago. Curated by Sadie Woods (White Label).

The artists included are:
Martin Atkins • Jason Brammer • Nicole Briggs • Terence Byas • Monica Cruz • Orlando Camacho • Terry Dixon • Ricardo Gamboa • Jada Gaspar • John Tuan Huynh • Lacey Pipher

Visit rockthefuture.blogspot.com for additional information regarding the exhibition. The Exhibit is on view through Saturday February 6th.