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Showing posts with label cardboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cardboard. Show all posts

Saturday, April 12, 2014

Rodriguez/Picasso

I'm encouraging Jose Rodriquez to explore his interest in 3D art making. I met Jose years ago when we used to hold life-drawing sessions in the old gallery space and he was an regular participant. I delighted in his life-drawing, and although he was largely unschooled in art making, he had an enthusiasm that was reflected in his lovely drawings. I'm even a bit more taken by his sculpture. Jose had been telling for months that he was creating small, cardboard homages to the large Picasso sculpture here in Chicago's Daley Plaza. And when he brought the first one in I was immediately smitten. All materials are found at his work place (he works in construction), and the sculptures are made without a template. There are two in the gallery now and I urging him to make more.

Jose Rodriguez - Homage to Picasso 2 - 3x4x7 inches - Found Cardboard and Jewelry Boxes, Silver Paint

Friday, June 14, 2013

Michelle and Michael's annual two person show

If you have not yet come by to see Michelle Peterson-Albandoz and Michael McGuire's annual two person show...well you should!

Stop by at our new location at 1515 W Foster right in between Asland and Clark
Th/F 12:30-5:30 Sat/Sun 11-5




Michael McGuire's beautiful ink wash on cardboard constructions. 


All of the pieces for this show were made from scraps of previous works, making something special from the casted-off





Michelle Peterson-Albandoz's wood constructions are nothing short of spectacular. 

Come on by!