De vuelta: Works by Chiacgo Imagist Errol Ortiz

Friends were recently in town for the opening of De vuelta:  Works by Chicago Imagist Errol Ortiz. Our friend had talked about how his father was a painter, but I think few of us who came to the reception realized what an important (and largely missing) part of this iconic group of Chicago artists Mr. Ortiz was. The work itself was absolutely amazing, and it was wonderful being able to see so much of it, spanning the length of his artistic career, in his first solo exhibit. I would highly recommend a trip to see it, the show is up through March 2016 at the National Museum of Mexican Art.

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'Anny Get Your Missile' was one of my favorites. 

'Anny Get Your Missile' was one of my favorites. 

The precision and bold color choices was very appealing to me. 

The precision and bold color choices was very appealing to me. 

Sketchbooks on display. 

Sketchbooks on display. 

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Stencils used for one of the paintings. 

Stencils used for one of the paintings. 

Lillstreet Gallery - Midwest Contemporary 2015

After a year-long hiatus from exhibiting personal work, I recently had an image chosen for the juried Lillstreet Gallery Midwest Contemporary show.  The juror chose a wonderfully diverse group of images, and I enjoyed his statement.

 

The exhibit is up through April 19, check it out if you're in the area.