Neil and Ben Good install Julie Cowan’s “artruckish 2022” community project with the art of about 60 Evanston artists in the store windows of the former Gap store at 1706 Sherman Ave. The work will be on display through April 15. For more information, see artruck.org or read the RoundTable’s Dozens of local artists contribute to ‘Bardo’-themed installation on Sherman Avenue. (Photo by Joerg Metzner)

Neil and Ben Good install Julie Cowan’s “artruckish 2022” community project with the art of about 60 Evanston artists in the store windows of the former Gap store at 1706 Sherman Ave. The work will be on display through April 15. For more information, see artruck.org or read the RoundTable’s Dozens of local artists contribute to ‘Bardo’-themed installation on Sherman Avenue. (Photo by Joerg Metzner)

Joerg Metzner

Joerg Metzner is a photographer and graphic designer from Germany who has been calling Evanston home since 1993.

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