Beverly Art Competition Exhibit
Saturday, November 12, 2011 at 07:00PM November 11 - January 2 , 2012
Reception: Saturday, November 12, 7-9pm
East & Bridge Galleries
I have three paintings in this year's Beverly Art Competition at the Beverly Arts Center. The show will hang in the art center's gallery and will be opening on the evening of November 12th.
The Beverly Arts Center is located in Chicago's Beverly neighborhood at 2407 W. 111th St. You can visit their website at www.beverlyartcenter.org.
Here is more info about the show:
Annual competition features 2-D works, watercolors, photographs, prints, sculpture etc.
Exhibiting artists: Judie Anderson, Vanessa Armand, Arlene F. Badillo, Pamela Bagzinski, Edward Baker, Cystal Beach, Kize Berhends, Alicia Forestall-Boehm, Rine Boyer, Carol Brookes, Dalton Brown, Robert Catania, Baird Campbell, Henry Clifton, Matthew Coglianese, Dena Cavozos, Chris Cicala, G.E. Colpitts, Taylor Conrad, Bridget Cooney, Sarah Conway, Paul S. Cook, Carmina Cortes, Nicholas P. Decker, James Deeb, Josiah Eidmann, Cindy Fielding, Mary Flack, Allison Flamm, Daniel Greenberg, Lauren Harlowe, Peter Hagerty, Takiyah Harris, Rebecca C. Healy, Margaret Hewlett, Daryl Hudson, Carolyn Cronin-Hughes, C.J. Hungerman, Randall Hunn, Susan K. Johnston, Barb Kay, Ashley Kimbrow, Martin Kirk, Julie Kloehn, Amanda Lukasik, Gina Lee Robbins, Patricia Manion, Nicole Martinelli, Holly Wolf-Mattick, Jack McCollam, Keelan McMorrow, Bridget Mitchell, Kurt Mitchell, Barbara Moody, Maya Moody, Jennifer Moravek, Lorna Fillippin-Mulliken, MaryAnn Nowak, Peggy O' Leary, Dennis O'Malley, Nate Otto, Jill Natasha Parker-Trotter, Katelyn Peters, Pamela Peterson, Keith Pollok, Robert Pugatetz, Renee LaVerne Rose, Sally Sachs, Leon Sarantos, Michelle Shinners, Claudia Smalley, Lawrence Sunquist, Rendella Taylor, Michele Thrane, Michael VanZeyl, Gail Willert, Everett Williams, Robert P. Workman, Joanne Yasus, Fotios Zemenides.
2011 Judges: Brad Killam (Associate Professor of Fine Arts at College of DuPage. He co-directs the Suburban, gallery in Oak Park, with Michelle Grabner, and runs Waupaca County Poor Farm in Little Wolf, Wisconsin programming seminars, artist’s projects and exhibitions. He has written for publications such as Tema Celeste and New Art Examiner as well as published artist’s catalog essays. He has exhibited his work widely in North America and Europe.) and Olivia Gude (A professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago and Founding Director of Spiral Workshop, Gude was awarded the National Art Education Association's 2009 Lowenfeld Award for significant contributions to the field of art education. Gude has received many commissions and awards for her public art, including two National Endowment for the Arts Art in Public Places grants. She frequently presents lectures and workshops on her work as a collaborative public artist and on re-imagining art education in terms of contemporary art practices.)
