We do what we like and we like what we do
@ Western Exhibitions
845 W Washington Blvd, 2nd Floor, Chicago IL
Opening Friday, June 20th, from 5PM - 8PM
On view through Saturday, July 19th
Western Exhibitions celebrates ten years as a bricks-and-mortar gallery with the group show
We do what we like and we like what we do
presenting new or never-seen-in-Chicago works by gallery artists:
New landscape painting by Dan Attoe
Two sigil paintings, recently shown at the 2014 Whitney Biennial, by Elijah Burgher
New work on paper by Lilli Carré
28 foot-long drawing by Ryan Travis Christian previously shown in his solo show at CAM Raleigh
Cincinnati skyline drawing by Courttney Cooper
New top-secret project by Nicholas Frank
Richard Hull’s largest crayon drawing yet
New mixed-media target painting by Dutes Miller
New photo edition from Miller & Shellabarger’s recent crocheting performance at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago
A sheer, slitted and stained shroud previously exhibited in New York City by Rachel Niffenegger
Two minimal drawings of flies exhibited previously in San Francisco by Paul Nudd
Delicately massive drawing of a tree trunk by Robyn O’Neil
Square-shaped walking book, shown on the floor, by Stan Shellabarger
New intricate abstract painting by Geoffrey Todd Smith
Mixed-media diptych on panel by Deb Sokolow exhibited previously in her solo MATRIX show at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
Custom Uncle Sam and Old Yeller bongs last seen at the legendary Drunk vs. Stoned show at Gavin Brown’s Enterprise by Ben Stone
Western Exhibitions will also release a massive zine, titled
10 Years, 4 Locations, 3 Logos, 136 Shows, 245 artists,
a collection of the press release from each show presented at the gallery in these ten years, to honor all that have played a part in Western Exhibitions’ existence.
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