gallery news and events

 

Patrick W. Welch passed away on October 16, 2008.  We are all mourning the loss of such a special person and talented artist.  You can read Patrick's personal Wikipedia page to learn more about his life. Wikipedia.com.  There will be a memorial and a retrospective exhibition at some point in the future.

Closing Time....The  building was sold  (went botique), so we lost our relatively new gallery space.  We officially vacated on June 30th.  The gallery is closed permanently as a 'brick and mortar' type space, but operating as gescheidle projects and working with a few select artists.  

Don't miss the review by Erik Wenzel of our last shows Patrick W. Welch & Erling Sjovold, Grave Dubs & Smoove Brainz in Artslant

Alicia Eler review of Chris Verene show, The Self-Esteem Salon, appears in the May 1-7 edition of Time Out Chicago.

Alicia Eler wrote a very nice review of the James J. Peterson exhibit, Snooping for a New Lexis of Peace, on CulturalChicago.com

great review of the Chris Verene show on Chicagoist.com by Justin Sondak entitled Get Happy in the West Loop.

 read about our current show with Chris Verene, The Self-Esteem Salon, on the latest Art Letter by Paul Klein.

nice review in New City by David Mark Wise of the recent James J. Peterson exhibit, Snooping for a New Lexis of Peace.  It was Tip of the Week in the March 18th issue.

also, a nice mention by Trish Courson on Flavorpill Chicago in February of the James J. Peterson exhibit.   

"What do you get when you cross a locust with an army tank?"
Find out by reading Lori Waxman's review of Nicolas Lampert's show Machine Animal Collages: New Work. It is the critic's pick for Chicago on artforum.com.

Check out the December 14th edition of Centerstage Chicago for Alicia Eler's  interview of Darrel Morris about his exhibition, Decline and Other New Works

Nice review by Karissa Lang of the Kacy Maddux show in the October 23rd issue of New City.

Darrel Morris is included in a new hard-copy book published by the SAIC called The Object of Labor: Art, Cloth, and Cultural Production.  It is edited by Joan Livingston & John Ploof.   Pick up a copy if you can (or stop by here and browse through our copy). 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Don't miss the review by of our last shows

 

Don't miss the review by of our last shows

 

Don't miss the review by of our last shows

 

Don't miss the review by of our last shows

 

Don't miss the review by of our last shows

 

Don't miss the review by of our last shows