A NOTE FROM FULTON STREET COLLECTIVE REGARDING COVID-19:
We continue to closely follow developments of the Covid-19 pandemic and the guidance of Governor Pritzker and the Center for Disease Control, as well as other health officials.
The health and safety of our patrons, artists and employees is of the utmost importance to us.
To that end, we are delighted to announce FSC is open for business to host both private and public events with limited capacity.
All musical performances are still livestream only and can be viewed at youtube.com/fultonstreetcollective
We will get through this together.
We continue to closely follow developments of the Covid-19 pandemic and the guidance of Governor Pritzker and the Center for Disease Control, as well as other health officials.
The health and safety of our patrons, artists and employees is of the utmost importance to us.
To that end, we are delighted to announce FSC is open for business to host both private and public events with limited capacity.
All musical performances are still livestream only and can be viewed at youtube.com/fultonstreetcollective
We will get through this together.
Fulton Street Collective is a community, an incubator, and a home base for artists. We offer studio and non-studio memberships that provide private and shared workspace, performance and exhibit space, and ongoing programming designed to help artists develop their skills and their networks so they can grow and enhance themselves and the community. We support all visual and performing arts. One of our favorite things is to hold multi-media events that showcase musical performances while exhibiting visual and interactive arts simultaneously. Have fun with us!
Space Rental
Fulton Street Collective is also available as rental space for events and private parties.
We regularly host weddings, parties, and other events for people looking for a beautiful and totally unique setting for their event. Our dedicated staff will help you in every way we can to ensure your event is a tremendous success. |
Membership
Fulton Street Collective allows artists, as well as those interested in the arts, a place to come together to form a strong alliance of artistic creativity and commerce. Classes, concerts, installations are constantly happening at Fulton Street Collective. The public is welcome and Members are given priority and exclusive opportunities.
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Artist Spotlight
Kristin Wenc, our featured artist, creates her abstract acrylic work using a variety of mediums and glazes. Kristin’s work is featured in Volumes 44 and 46 of Studio Visit magazine.
Fun fact: Kristin became ordained so she could perform the wedding ceremony for her brother and his amazing bride. READ MORE |
Events
Whether you are an artist or an arts enthusiast, Fulton Street Collective should be on your radar as a place to showcase and see visual and performing arts. We host a variety of events including concerts, classes, workshops, gallery installations, and many more opportunities to further engage in the best of what Chicago has to offer in visual and performing arts.
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Keep up to date with events, classes, and opportunities at Fulton Street Collective!
OUR MISSION
Fulton Street Collective is dedicated to the development of artists and the artistic community. Our intention is to provide all the elements an artist needs to develop their careers. This includes private and shared work space, exhibition and performance space, rich and diverse programming, and an active network of publication and social media communications. HISTORY OF FSC
Founded in 2002 by singer-songwriters Anna Fermin and Joe Lanasa, the Fulton Street Collective grew out of a small rehearsal room in the corner of a print-shop business. Today FSC features 28 private artists studios and a beautiful gallery exhibition/event space. FSC members work in a variety of disciplines including painting, sculpture, mixed media, photography, digital media, dance, and fashion design. OUR TEAM
Joe Lanasa, Founder / Director Chris Anderson, Event Coordinator Scott Anderson, Media Coordinator |
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