Junge’s work is recognizable in the Chicago art community, and her art “speaks to the delights of the imagination through surreal abstraction and vivid color use,” according to a press release.
Her framed and unframed work will be on display through Thursday.
“Bloomington Unplugged” happens the first Tuesday of each month, and this week will feature Washington state-native Schille-Hudson at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Schille-Hudson is in his third year of study at the Jacobs School of Music, according to the release. He is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in classical guitar and is a recipient of the Barbara and David Jacobs Scholarship.
He is a member of the Jacobs Guitar Ensemble, and his performance will include work by Hietor Villa Lobos, Mauro Giulaini and Sebastian Bach as well as traditional carol arrangements, according to the release.
Cassie Heeke
