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January 30 - February 14, 2016 - We are pleased to announce an exhibition of exciting new paintings by François Fressinier. Mixing collage, impasto, abstraction and figurative painting, Fressinier puts forward a refreshing textural new style that is both classical and contemporary at the same time.

We are pleased to announce an exhibition of exciting new paintings by François Fressinier. Mixing collage, impasto, abstraction and figurative painting, Fressinier puts forward a refreshing textural new style that is both classical and contemporary at the same time. ​Exhibit held at the Oak Brook Center.

Mark A. Dierker is an award-winning, nationally recognized photographer having shown in juried exhibitions and galleries stretching across the U.S. from Pennsylvania to California. Dierker loves exploring light and how it is interpreted by a camera. He gets much of his inspiration from his frequent travels. His favorite subjects are landscape, portraiture, musical performances, and Americana. Open...

This exhibition documents an important transition in world history. Women of high and middle social classes were experiencing newfound independence, entering the workforce, and pursuing academic achievement at prestigious universities. The exhibition Women of the Golden Age: Master Portraits of the 19th and 20th Century highlights the various ways in which artists approached the subject of feminin...

With over 25 years of experience, Schneider is dedicated to the exhibition of contemporary photography. ​You are sure to enjoy this exhibition.

OAKBROOK—Martin Lawrence Galleries, Oak Brook welcomes American contemporary artist Robert Deyber in an exhibition of humorous and surrealist-inspired original paintings and lithographs.

Michael Robinson will debut his latest film MAD LADDERS in Chicago as a large-scale installation at Carrie Secrist Gallery. This exhibition will also feature a series of new collages and a never-before-seen multi-channel video, all revolving around themes of revelation and transformation. Across this range of media, Robinson collects, layers and edits found materials into seductively disorienting ...

Ken Saunders Gallery is thrilled to be exhibiting Armelle Bouchet-O’Neills textured, topographic objects in her first one-person show at the gallery. Armelle Bouchet-O’Neill is an exceptional artist with a remarkable vision that couples a tendency towards simplicity with a near obsessive consideration of mark making. The artist is creating a unique visual aesthetic with objects that are subtle and...

Richard Gray Gallery is pleased to announce The Truth of Masks, an exhibition of new collages by John Stezaker. This is the artist’s second exhibition with the gallery and presents the most comprehensive U.S. gallery exhibition of the artist’s collages to date. An illustrated catalogue with essay by London-based scholar Michael Bracewell accompanies the exhibition.

Nelson's work is very postmodern, mixing minimalism with portraiture without constraints to traditional formats. Most of his paintings are acrylic on linen with several layers of thinned out paint and layered images; many times using several panels to create one piece. His paintings explore issues of style, perception, and narrative. Nelson explains, "I am usually interested in comparing 'this to ...