Common Borders
Works by Pedro Palacios and Joe Milosevich
OPENING RECEPTION- Friday, April 16th, 7PM-10PM
Exhibit Dates: April 16 to May 7, 2010
Works by Pedro Palacios and Joe Milosevich
OPENING RECEPTION- Friday, April 16th, 7PM-10PM
Exhibit Dates: April 16 to May 7, 2010
4Art Inc.
"BOUND" Miniature Art Exhibition
This provocative new series is based on a visual interpretation of a diary. The miniature 4"x4" size is meant to interpret the secrets diaries hold. Artists are given a theme of which they are free to create based on their own emotion, experience, etc., using any medium they choose.
April's Guest Artist:
Hannah Berestizh
OPENING RECEPTION- Friday, April 16th, 7PM-10PM
This provocative new series is based on a visual interpretation of a diary. The miniature 4"x4" size is meant to interpret the secrets diaries hold. Artists are given a theme of which they are free to create based on their own emotion, experience, etc., using any medium they choose.
April's Guest Artist:
Hannah Berestizh
OPENING RECEPTION- Friday, April 16th, 7PM-10PM
Chicago Art Matrix Gallery
Anatole Upart
OPENING RECEPTION- Friday, April 16th, 7PM-10PM
Gallery hours: M-F 10am to 5pm
OPENING RECEPTION- Friday, April 16th, 7PM-10PM
Gallery hours: M-F 10am to 5pm
Visiting Artist Brigitta Rossetti
Open Studio
Friday, April 16th, 7PM-10PM
Italian artist Brigitta Rossetti presents new works produced during her visit to the Zhou B Art Center. As a student of the Zhou Brothers in the Academy of Salisburg, Brigitta has spent the last few months working in Chicago. Her work is evocative and poetic, full of life and energy. Brigitta's paintings evolve in a seemingly paradox of dream and reality. From the small works to the large scale paintings displayed at her studio, Brigitta invites the viewer to her intimate world.
Visit Brigitta's studio this Friday, April 19th before she returns to Milan, Italy.
Friday, April 16th, 7PM-10PM
Italian artist Brigitta Rossetti presents new works produced during her visit to the Zhou B Art Center. As a student of the Zhou Brothers in the Academy of Salisburg, Brigitta has spent the last few months working in Chicago. Her work is evocative and poetic, full of life and energy. Brigitta's paintings evolve in a seemingly paradox of dream and reality. From the small works to the large scale paintings displayed at her studio, Brigitta invites the viewer to her intimate world.
Visit Brigitta's studio this Friday, April 19th before she returns to Milan, Italy.
