A showing of painting,
drawing, photography,sculpture, art furniture & performance
What
brings artists and their work together?
A very varied show of nine artists brought together
by the sensibility of artist/curator Tom Robinson in
his new studio/gallery; a collection containing a wide
variety of media but a certain consistency of workmanship
and concern.
The show is participating in this year’s
Chicago Artists Month and will also be part of this
fall’s Around the Coyote.
Friday, October 12 5-10 pm
2416 W. North Ave
773.227.3144
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Jane Fulton Alt
Alt’s photographs explore universal
issues of humanity, reflecting an interest in the
mysteries of life and the non-material world. Her
photographs ask us to consider issues of love,
loss, and spirituality, which transcend all notions
of race, religion and culture. ... —›› |
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Craig Anderson
I believe in perceptual process. A process that is an on-going, simultaneous,
multi-layered, multi-dimensional, ever-changing, attempt at normality.
This existential – phenomenological aesthetic balances a linear-lateral
approach to thinking: a subjective discovery of the commonplace, the ordinary,
the obviousness ... —››
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Janet Jaffke
Four years ago in a dream, I received a
very powerful message. “Make paintings of birds
to raise money for starving children in Africa”.
The experience was so profound and intense; I flew
upright and was wide-awake., my poor dog almost flew
off the bed. It was hard to believe, but the direction
was clear and I vowed ... —››
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Robin Kappy
Robin Kappy is an artist in New York City.
Her work has been exhibited in a number of galleries
and venues, most recently in the National Juried
Show and the Salon Show for the Organization of
Independent Artists. During the 80's she was commissioned
as an illustrator for ... —›› |
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John Kriegshauser
My furniture originates in the specific
circumstance of each piece. Circumstances include
the functional requirements of the piece, the context
the piece will reside in and the materials of
which it is to be made. Consequently, instead
of being an extension of an ongoing body of work,
each piece I do represents ... —›› |
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Loralyn Kumlin
Loralyn Kumlin’s paintings are dramatic
narratives using objects to evoke both fantasy
and often disturbing realities. She graduated with
an architectural degree from the University of
Texas at Austin in 1993 and began pursuing oil
painting soon after. ... —››
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Christine Perri
I’m
a self-taught artist, and when I started making
art I thought I would stick to drawing and painting,
two-dimensional arts. I did, for
many years. But after I moved from paper
and canvas to wood panel and then decided to carve
into the wood panel, my work evolved into full-blown
wood carving and construction ... —››
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Tom Robinson
Tom Robinson -- artist, curator, competition
founder ,innovator -- has been a force in the
Chicago art scene for over 30 years. ... —››
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Joe Mazza
Joe Mazza is a playwright, performer and
puppet creator. His first play, The Ubi Complex,
was produced at The New Ehrlich Theater, Boston,
in 1991, followed by The Package Deal in 1996 at
the Little Flags Theater, Cambridge. New England’s
Bay Windows called The Package
Deal “hilariously over the top… a broad,
ferocious satire of the American Dream." ... —››
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