Showing posts with label Printmaking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Printmaking. Show all posts

Saturday, August 30, 2025

Foundations: Architecturally-themed Prints

Chicago Printmakers Collaborative presents

Foundations: Architecturally-themed prints

Show opening: Saturday, September 6th, 5:00p - 8:00pm

4912 N Western Ave, Lincoln Square, Chicago 




https://chicagoprintmakers.com/cpc_events/foundations-architecturally-themed-prints/

Tuesday, June 3, 2025

54th Annual Cooks' Tour sponsored by The Auxiliary of the Woman's Board of Rush University Medical Center 



 


Save the date for September 17, 2025 for the RUSH Hospital Auxiliary Cooks' Tour

Cooks' Tour is a home design and style celebration established in 1971 as a kitchen tour and has evolved over the 54 years to include the full home, gardens and grounds of some of the most inspiring homes along the North Shore. Cooks' Tour takes place on the 3rd Wednesday every September and opens the doors to 4 - 5 homes for community members, leading Chicago-area designers, architects, builders, landscape architects and home experience enthusiasts. The Auxiliary of the Woman's Board works behind the scenes with design teams, florists and home design retailers to emphasize and showcase exceptional design and decor throughout each home on the day of the tour. Guests have an opportunity to participate in a raffle of luxury items and local downtown Winnetka french-bistro favorite, Pomeroy, opens exclusively for a post-tour luncheon to cap the perfect day. All proceeds from the Annual Cooks' Tour support The Woman's Board Endowed Fund for Research and Clinical Trials at Rush University Medical Center. The endowed fund will propel groundbreaking medical research along the continuum, including innovative, early stage pilot research, promising clinical trials to test breakthrough therapies, and large scale studies to set new standards for care.

The event is  9:30 am-1:30 pm

Wednesday, November 1, 2023

Dennis O'Malley Re-opening on Central Street Nov 9th

We begin business in Evanston at the northeast corner of Central Street and Prairie at 2601 Prairie.

Store hours Thursday, November 9th through Sunday, December 10th

The product will be my etchings of Chicago and Evanston and note cards of the City. Shown here are popular hand colored etchings as examples of city scenes.

My newest note card set 4 is shown here, Chicago in Winter:

Grand Reopening Reception is scheduled for 

Friday November 17th from 5-7


            The Charles M. Harper Center
      University of Chicago Graduate School of Business
           9" x 12" Aquatint Etching
  plate 52

Chicago 
The White Palace Grille
Roosevelt and Canal Streets
8" x 10" Aquatint Etching with hand water coloring
plate 56



Chicago
      The Waterworks and the Looking Glass Theater
6" x 8" Aquatint etching with hand coloring
plate 100


            

Chicago 
 North Avenue Beach and the Boat House
7.5" x 10.5" Etching with hand coloring
plate 138


Chicago 
Pizzeria Uno and Pizzeria Due


 Addison and Sheffield from the "L"
Home of the Chicago Cubs
"Attention....attention please....have your pencils.... and score cards
ready.....for the correct lineups for today's ballgame."
10" x 11" Aquatint etching with hand coloring
Plate 28
                                  
                                                                                                                 
Chicago US Cellular Field
Home of the Chicago White Sox
6.5" x 8.5" Aquatint Etching
      Plate 118                

                                      

       Chicago China Town
9" x 10" Aquatint etching with hand coloring
Plate 154 

Thursday, February 16, 2023

Pitchers and Catchers Report & Evanston Made Art Group

February 2023 Major League Baseball begins now .....with the famous announcement that Pitchers and Catchers will begin Spring training and their respecting club's facilities.

Cub's Park Etching 

A view into the park from the "L" at Addison Street from my etching.



Home of the Chicago White Sox 
 Guaranteed Rate Field at 35th and Shields


I am also featured at the Evanston Made gallery

Print and Print Making Group Show & Shop
Now through February 26 at 1100 Florence!


Sunday, November 27, 2022

December 2022 What's Happening? Lemme tell ya

There are two locations for the display and sale of my art.  

My first Pop-Up Shop in Evanston will open Thursday, December 1 at noon and run until December 31. December Hours are scheduled for Tuesday - Saturday, 11am to 5 pm and Sunday 12 noon to 4pm

Prairie Avenue Gallery  2601 Prairie Avenue at Central Street.




Chicago and Evanston scenes will be for sale

  • Etchings framed and unframed
  • Pen and Ink watercolors
  • Note Cards with my views of the city

The next location that will display my art of the city is The International Small Print Show at the Chicago Printmakers Collaborative in Lincoln Square.  This annual event is celebrating the 37th year hosting fine small etchings and print art from artists from all over the world.

My art  includes Prints of Chicago and Note Cards all priced to sell.

CPC is located at 4912 North Western Avenue  and is open daily noon-5 pm until Christmas.

Friday, November 26, 2021

November 2021 and Current Printmaking Events



This year Chicago celebrates the One Hundred Year Birthdays  for two iconic city sites

The famed Chicago Theater on State Street celebrates its 100th Birthday 2021

          The Chicago Theater, originally known as the Balaban and Katz Chicago Theater, is a landmark theater located on North State Street in the Loop area of Chicago.  Built in 1921, the Chicago Theater was the flagship for Balaban and Katz.  Currently Madison Square Garden, Inc. owns the theater.

                             6 x 5 inch Aquatint Etching  with hand coloring

                                               Limited Edition of 35

                                              


The Wrigley Building is on the Chicago River at Michigan Avenue and is 100 this year.

When ground was broken for the Wrigley Building in 1920, there were no major office buildings north of the Chicago River. The Michigan Avenue Bridge now the Du Sable Bridge, which spans the river just south of the building, was still under construction. 

The land was selected by chewing gum magnate William Wrigley, Jr. for the headquarters of the company. The building was designed by the architectural firm of Graham, Anderson Probst, and White using the shape of the Giralda tower of Seville Cathedral combined with French Renaissance details.

The south tower was completed in September 1921 and the north tower in May 1924. 
The two towers are of differing heights, with the south tower rising to 30 stores and the north tower to 21 stories. The building is clad in six shades of white glazed terra-cotta.


6 x 6.25 inch Aquatint Etching with chine colle


Each of these images are from my portfolio of Etching Aquatints of Chicago.


After recent delays.....

32nd Annual International Small Print Show and Holiday Open House will begin at Chicago Printmakers Collaborative!

 Grand Opening Party: 

Saturday and Sunday, December 4-5, 2021, 11am-7pm both days.

Preview the exhibition Friday December 3, 12-5pm 

 

Extended Holiday hours:

Tuesdays - Sundays, December 7 through December 19th, 12-5pm.

 

All visitors must be masked and fully vaccinated.

Chicago Printmakers Collaborative

4912 North Western Avenue, Chicago, IL 60625


Two new etchings available at the CPC Small Print Show are :




                    Chicago  Skyline from Museum Park
                    Aquatint Etching with hand coloring
                                5 x 9  inch plate

 
                        River Point Chicago    Constellation by Calatrava*
                                Aquatint Etching with hand coloring
                                                9 x 7 inch plate

*Santiago Calatrava (born in 1951) is a Spanish architect, structural engineer, sculptor, and painter.
The sculpture Constellation 2019-2020 is in the park that borders the Chicago River at 444 West Lake Street.




Tuesday, June 29, 2021

The Anderson Art Center | Kenosha, Wisconsin

September 12- October 17, 2021

I am one of four printmakers from the Chicago Printmakers Collaborative to be featured at the Anderson Art Center.

15 etching and watercolors of Chicago and Evanston will be in this show.


Anderson Arts Center

121 66th St, Kenosha, WI

Open Tuesday - Sunday 1pm - 4pm

Northwestern University
University and Harris Halls
Evanston
etching 5 x 7 inches

Cloud Gate, Millenium Park
Chicago 




July 2021 - Tall Grass Art Reunion

 

REUNION 2021

The Annual Tall Grass Gallery Artists Exhibit

     August 7 – September 19, 2021 

Tall Grass Gallery Artists are featured in the

the 2021 Annual Exhibit of Their Works

Tall Grass Arts Association

367 Artists Walk, Park Forest, IL  60466

My submission is the etching "A sunny morning in Daley Plaza    Chicago".  A reminder of the silence in downtown Chicago during Covid.                                                                           


                      Aquatint Etching with hand coloring   Size: 18” x 15”

Thursday, June 6, 2019

Note Cards on Parade


I am thrilled to announce that my note cards are on sale at these new locations: The Book Stall in Winnetka (which has a terrific newsletter if you need summer reading suggestions), Goods of Evanston - Fine Picture Framing, and Rush University Gift Shops.


We had a wonderful trip to Austin and especially appreciated The Broken Spoke and the historic Paramount Theatre



Tuesday, April 16, 2019

The City Restored


Sweet Home.  Chicago


The city has its roots in the soil of the American Prairie.  But the people who came here speak the world’s languages.  The city grew to the heavens in the 20th century but kept its feet on the ground.  It’s still a city that works: brash, gritty, but filled with beauty that can take your breath away.  It is as rough as a steelworker’s hands and as soft as a spring breeze off Lake Michigan, sweetening every street corner.


From a 1990 Chicago Tribune article 


Regeneration is the theme for this bas relief at the Michigan Avenue bridge-tender.

This bas relief from 1924 called "Regeneration" is dedicated to the women and men that brought the city back from the great fire. 


This art by James Earl Fraser and Henry Hering adorns the river's bridge-tender on the southeast side of the DuSable bridge at Wacker Drive and Michigan Avenue.

My prints of this historic site are shown below.


This is a limited edition print that frames to 12 x 9 inches.    Plate 124

This is a hand colored print that frames to 12 x 9 inches.   Plate 124

This is a print with chine colle that frames to 12 x 9 inches.    Plate 124






My newest set of note cards, Set Q will be available soon and they are views of the city from my etchings.



Set Q

 Chicago ...a Skyline from the lakeside Adler Planetarium.



Cloud Gate, a public sculpture by Indian-born British artist Anish Kapoor, is the centerpiece of AT&T Plaza in Millennium Park.  It was built in 2004-2006.


The Newberry Library in Washington Square Park was established in 1887 as an independent research library specializing in the humanities.


Riverside Canyons pictures the Chicago River splitting the developing Wacker Drive buildings south along the river.



Chicago


Cloud Gate




the Newberry Library


Riverside Canyons

Tuesday, October 9, 2018

Chicago Architecture Center's Open House Chicago at the Chicago Printmakers Collaborative in Lincoln Square

Chicago Architecture Center's Open House Chicago at the Chicago Printmakers Collaborative in Lincoln Square

 

You are welcome to join us and explore the wonderful art currently on display at CPC



The Chicago Printmakers Collaborative

4912 North Western Avenue in Lincoln Square will host visitors 

Saturday and Sunday October 13 and 14 

from 10 am-5 pm.

 

I will be demonstrating Etching Printmaking and showing my Chicago images.

Hiroshi Ariyama  will be demonstrating Silk Screen Printmaking featuring his images of Chicago



The Chicago Architecture Center’s Open House Chicago is a free public festival on October 13th and 14th that offers behind-the-scenes access to over 250 buildings across Chicago. 

These are a few prints of iconic Chicago locations from my collection.
The Chicago Water Works and site of the Looking Glass Theater
6 x 7 inch aquatint with hand coloring


The London Guarantee Building at Wacker and Michigan
11 x 8 inch aquatint with chine colle

The Newberry Library in Washington Square
5 x 4 inch aquatint with hand coloring
The Green Mill Jazz Lounge in Uptown
7 x 9 inch aquatint