Suspended is a state, a moment, some kind of disbelief, a stalemated gesture frozen in its own established conditions. Richard Galling’s paintings deconstruct and utilize marks and gestures within a framework of abstraction, proposing a new system of painted signs. Daniel Shea’s objects and installations examine the mythologies and histories of the post-indu […]

The Road to Candyland: NICK BLACK Opening Friday May 18 from 7pm-10pm May 18- June 9, 2012 "Dear Friends I've roamed the thrift stores, discount dollar stores, and alleys of Chicago and burbs in vain search of the fallen icons from the glorious golden age of consumption now come to a shattering end. These new sculptures will hold no bars in slammin […]

Chicago Cultural Center Exhibition Opening “In Decay – Stitching America’s Ruins” Artist's Reception Friday, April 13, 2012 The Chicago Cultural Center proudly presents the large-scale photographs of Eric Holubow.  His subjects are architectural interiors of places man has forgotten, but time has not.  His work tells stories of times past that play out […]

Whaam! Bratatat! Varoom! The Art Institute of Chicago explodes this summer with the energy of Roy Lichtenstein in the largest exhibition of the influential Pop artist to date. More than 160 works—from the familiar to the completely unexpected, including never-before-seen drawings, paintings, and sculpture—present a profound exploration of Lichtenstein’s sign […]

ARTIST STATEMENT I find myself at times in a transitory state, situated between the scope of objective material that informs process and subject within the work, and the roaming eye of recollected memories, direct observations and the imagined. What manifests for me is a critical dialogue between fact and fiction where the object and the self both become par […]