Members' news

Vicky Szilagyi heartily thanks all of us who contributed to a gift for her when she passed the ABG blog baton recently after two years on the job.  She very much appreciates the recognition.   Thanks to everyone who pitched in for the gift.
[FYI, R. van Winkle:   Vicky conceived this blogsite, composed our announcements,  made us all look professional week after week, on time, organized our meetings, and made the job look easy.]

Alan Emerson Hicks hosts a figure drawing workshop in his studio (1800 W. Cuyler, in the JK Chicago first floor space) every Sunday, 11AM-2PM.  It's a bargain at $10 per session, and open to all artists.  Easels and horses are available; BYO drawing supplies.

Catherine Cajandig is participating in Drawing the Line, an exhibit by members of the Jewish Women Artists' Network, at the Beverly Art Center, through March 6.  2407 W. 111th St.  (http://www.beverlyartcenter.org)

Jennifer Scott has an exhibit Stories Behind the Post Cards - Jim Crow at Murphy Hill Gallery, 3333 W. Arthington.  Opening is February 27, 6-11PM; the show runs through April 3.
Three Generations by J. Scott:

Dave Sheehan, David Gista and Todd Narbey are in a 3-person exhibit, War & Peace, at ThinkArt, 1530 N. Paulina,  Suite F.  Reception is 6-10PM, Friday, Feb. 26.  A panel of French emerging leaders will participate.  It will be an evening of cross-cultural dialog on diversity with conversation, cuisine, music and art.  See http://thinkartsalon.com/  .

 Artists, start your engines.  The 4th Annual Square Foot Show is coming up at The Galaxie, 2603 W. Barry.  Time to warm up your paints; canvasses are now available.   See  http://galaxiechicago.com/gs/workshops/squarefoot.php  for guidelines and sign-up.

Opportunity for artists:  DreamCycles exhibit at the Aurora Public Art Commission, curated by Rena Church.  Deadline is April 2.  For details, see http://www.aurora-il.org/publicarts/call_for_artists.php .

Scroll back to previous posts for information about ongoing exhibits.