Tag Archives: Lindsay

Local Feature 2005:
Illinois Times

PechaKucha Presentation Review 2011:
State Journal-Register

Interview on
Liberty Music Review 2008:
Pt 1 - Pt 2

Contact:
Cell: (217) 691-1301
eted[at]tedkeylon[dot]com
Snail Mail: POB 1233,
 Springfield, IL 62705

• Hot Bag O' Donuts
Shows
4/21/12 - Norb Andy's
5/4/12 - Illinois Brewing Company, Bloomington, IL
http://www.
hotbagodonuts
.com

• My Paintings at the Third Thursday Art Shows!
Every third Thursday of the month I usually have pieces in the show, more information is available at the website.
http://www.
thirdthursdayartshow
.com

• My Paintings at Tinsley Dry Goods!
Portraits of Abraham Lincoln
http://www.
tinsleydrygoods
.com/

8/2/10 - Ted plays uke with Hot Bag O' Donuts live at Marley's. Left to right is Zach Eymann, Ted Keylon, Russ Harrington, and Casey Cantrall.
[photo by Lisa Hensley]
(http://www.hotbagodonuts.com)

 

8/7/10 - Ted poses as Francis B. Carpenter with Pam Brown as Mary Todd Lincoln before his recently finished portrait of Madame President, entitled: "Night Blooms," at the Prairie Art Alliance Gallery II Welcome Exhibit for newly juried members.
[photo by Lisa Hensley]
(http://www.prairieart.org)

 

9/30/09 - Ted in Chicago demonstrating with the Grassroots Coalition for Rail Consolidation.
(http://www.thespectra.net
/railroaded)

 

9/14/09 - Ted demonstrating in Springfield, IL, Old State Capitol for HR 1207 and S604.
(http://www.auditthefed.com)

 

8/7/09 - Ted Keylon at the 2009 Decatur celebration.
(TedKeylon.com/Painting)

 

10/30/08 - Ted Keylon standing before his paintings at his show at Trout Lily Cafe in Springfield, IL.
[photo by Lisa Hensley]
(TedKeylon.com/Painting)

 

9/21/08 - A portrait of Vachel Lindsay, entitled, "Holy Desire," sitting in the studio just after it's completion and just before preparation for the October show at Trout Lily Café.
(TedKeylon.com/Painting)

 

8/22/07 - Ted Keylon (left) with Michael Townsend and Representative John Shimkus meeting about Low Power FM legislation in Illinois.
(http://www.prometheus
radio.org/)

 

10/7/07 - Ted Keylon portraying turn-of-the-century Springfield resident George Zwicky at his gravesite in Oakridge Cemetery during the Cemetery Walks.
(http://en.wikipedia.org
/wiki/Oak_Ridge_Cemetery)

 

2004 - Ted Keylon (left) with Scott Hewitt excavating a privy on the site where the parking garage for the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum was to be built.
(Fever River Research)

 

3/29/07 - Ted Keylon with Greg Bishop and John Winterbauer preparing for their show, The Cult of Conspiracy, on Ray Lytle's Disaster Radio.
(Ray Lytle Internet Radio)