Oct 20th 2017

Real Paintings and Fake Stamps

@ Cobalt Studio

1950 W 21st St, Storefront, Chicago, IL 60608

Opening Friday, October 20th, at 6PM

On view through Sunday, October 22nd

Visit #10 on your map, Cobalt Studio as part of Pilsen Open Studios 2017
OCTOBER 21st & 22nd
Join us for Real Paintings & Fake Stamps by Antonio Martinez & Michael Hernandez De Luna during the 15th Annual, 18th Street Pilsen Open Studios!

Pilsen Open Studios is an annual art walk independently produced by local artists and volunteers. It is is also one of the premier events citywide during the month of October.

Open Reception : Friday, Oct. 20th / 6pm – 10pm

#10
Cobalt Studio
1950 W. 21st Street (store front)
Chicago, IL 60608

Join us for an evening of celebrating the art of Antonio Martinez & Michael Hernandez De Luna.
Art, Drinks
Original paintings by Martinez & Stamp art by MHDL as well as Limited Editions of MHDL’s books will be available for purchase!
All $ Donations will be accepted

Day 1 of Open Studios: Saturday, Oct. 21st
Begin your exploration of the many participating locations from
Noon – 8pm

Day 2 of Open Studios: Sunday, Oct. 22nd
Didn’t get to visit all the locations on day one? Explore the remaining unique and exciting locations from
Noon – 5pm

REAL PAINTINGS BY ANTONIO MARTINEZ
Works on canvas exploring pop themes, cartoon and comic book illustrations, imagery of a fuzzy memory

FAKE STAMPS BY MICHAEL HERNANDEZ DE LUNA
Mail art, whimsical and thought provoking, printed digitally and processed by the US Postal Service

All ages welcome!

More About Cobalt Studio:
Founded as a work space nine years ago, and having transformed to suit the ever changing needs of the art community in flux…it now continues to serve primarily as the work space of painter Antonio Martinez.

More About Pilsen Open Studios:
18th St. Pilsen Open Studios was started in 2003 by a group of longtime Pilsen artists, most but not all of them Latino. The focus of the event is on “studios” as the place of production, allowing the public a rare glimpse at where (and how) art in Pilsen is made. All artists involved in the event either work or live in the neighborhood, or have a strong historical connection to Pilsen. A limited number of cultural spaces/cafes in Pilsen also participate in this event to show work from Pilsen-connected artists who don’t have a studio in the neighborhood.

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