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Contact info:
40000
www.40000gallery.com
Britton Bertran, director
1001 N Winchester (at Augusta)
Chicago, IL 60622
773.342.4930
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65 Grand
http://www.65grand.com/
Bill Gross, director
1378 W. Grand Ave
Chicago, IL 60622
312.243.4325
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Lisa Boyle Gallery
www.boylegallery.com
Lisa Boyle, director
1648 W Kinzie, 2nd FL
Chicago, IL
773.655.5475
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Corbett vs. Dempsey
www.corbettvsdempsey.com
John Corbett and Jim Dempsey, directors
1120 N. Ashland Ave. 3
Chicago, IL. 60622
773.278.1664
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duchess
http://www.duchesspresents.com/
Kat Parker and Katie Rashid, directors
1043 W. Grand Ave. 4th floor
chicago, il 60622
312.933.5317
312.343.2982
Fraction Workspace
www.fractionworkspace.org
Clare Britt and Dov Scher, directors
1711 N Honore
Chicago, IL 60622
773.278.5822
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Western Exhibitions
www.westernexhibitions.com
Scott Speh, director
1648 W Kinzie, 2nd Fl
Chicago, IL
312.307.4685
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WestTown Gallery Network presents
"The WestTown Gallery Hop"
on November 19, 2005
Win an Eric Lebofsky drawing during the WestTown Gallery Hop
On Saturday, November 19, the galleries
of the WestTown Gallery Network open their doors for a daylong gallery
walk, or "hop." Viewers who visit all six galleries will be
eligible to participate in a raffle to win a drawing by Chicago artist
Eric Lebofsky. Lebofsky, who shows with Western Exhibitions,
designed the inaugural WestTown Gallery Network map. Download the map
here (1.5 mb PDF file)
Start with Fraction Workspace at 12pm for mimosas and treats,
then visit Booster and Seven, Corbett vs. Dempsey, and
40000, and end up at Lisa Boyle Gallery and Western
Exhibitions for the raffle at 5:30pm. At each stop, get each gallery's
stamp on your WestTown Gallery Map and present the map to Western Exhibitions
for your chance to win the framed Lebofsky drawing. We also encourage
viewers to finish their day of art viewing at Open End for the ThreeWalls
gallery/residency program benefit party. See www.three-walls.org
for more info.
Click below for a WestTown Gallery
Network brochure w/map, designed and lettered by Eric Lebofsky
(currently showing at WX).
Map
side (pdf: 1.8mb)
Front
side (pdf: 1.5mb)
What's on view at each gallery? See below:
40000
"transcengressdension" organized by ArtLedge
Ben Foch (Chicago)
Elie Stalmans (Belgium
artLedge, a Chicago curatorial team, will be exhibiting "transcengressdension"
a two person show -- Ben Foch and Elie Stalmans, as part
of their off-site exhibition schedule. This exhibition will juxtapose
the work of two artists who employ divergent working methods examining
the materials and cultural sites of painting.
Booster and Seven
Group exhibition of young
talent from Chicago and beyond
Lisa
Boyle Gallery
New Work by Brian Getnick
The first solo exhibition for Chicago artist Brian Getnick, the
show will features works on paper, sculpture and performance related
to the artist's in-depth fantastical narratives. Made of ancient and
modern mythologies combined with personal flights of fancy, these wild
narratives comment on the interaction of man, animal and technology
in a way that is surreal and magical.
Corbett
vs. Dempsey
Four WPA Muralists in Their Studios (1925-1945)
Henry Simon, Ethel Spears, Rainey Bennett & Mitchell Siporin
These four artists were all well known as Chicago muralists, contributing
paintings to public buildings across the Midwest and elsewhere during
the period of the Works Progress Administration. But Simon, Spears,
Bennett and Siporin were all accomplished studio artists before and
after the period of the WPA, and this exhibition presents a selection
of works they produced - canvases, works on paper, prints - when they
weren't making murals. A new view of some of our city's most acclaimed
artists.
Fraction
Workspace
Duncan MacKenzie and Shannon Stratton
Lisa Boumstein-Smalley and Geoffry Smalley
Shannon Stratton and Duncan Mackenzie's installation constructs
a miniaturized section of abandon Roller Coaster left to decay after
years of delight. Lisa Boumstein-Smalley and Geoffry Smalley's
installation depicting Mount Rushmore is a conflation of landscape and
politics, whose visibility and absence is an attempt to catch a glimpse
of this National Monument off guard.
Western Exhibitions
Adriane Herman: Mixed Baggage
John Parot: Soft Prisons
In the Drawing Room: Stan Shellabarger
Adriane Herman's show "Mixed Baggage" includes paintings,
prints and drawings use imagery of luggage to address physical and psychological
baggage. For his show in the Plus Gallery, John Parot draws dazzling
pie charts and diagrams of his thoughts, daily activities, emotional
states over large archival inkjet print photographs of his living spaces.
Stan Shellabarger will show photos of his recent Summer Solstice,
Bridge Walking and Crocheting performances in our Drawing Room.
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