Lachlan Hinwood, Spirit Ditch, December 6 - February 6, 2024
Lachlan Hinwood’s paintings depict romantic, often spiritual interpretations of nature, imbuing ordinary scenes with a sense of wonder and mystery. His ideas become symbolic representations of reality using natural forms that create their own unique rhythm. Hinwood is an Iowa based artist.
Jingqi Steinhiser, Hollow Castle | November 1 - December 6
Jingqi Steinheiser’s paintings synthesize iconography from a fragmented childhood. Growing up in China as an only child to parents who were diplomats, she would live in Russia, Mongolia, and Korea before coming to the US where she would earn a BFA at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and an MFA at Rhode Island School of Design.
Albert Nagele, Recent Discoveries | November 1 - December 6
Albert Nagele (1935-2018) was an American abstract painter who created large-scale, hypnotic, dot pattern paintings with a style he self-coined as “Abstract Pointillism.” Winning multiple awards while exhibiting at the Art Institute of Chicago, he had a healthy art career with multiple institutional exhibitions in the 1970s while having representation by Deson-Zaks Gallery.
Chicago and Vicinity (and Redux) | September 6 - October 18
This exhibition is in two sections. One is a historical show featuring a variety of artists that exhibited in the original Chicago and Vicinity shows at the Art Institute of Chicago. Additionally, a contemporary group of regional artists (and Redux) are in the front gallery. “Chicago and Vicinity (and Redux)” is the inaugural show.
Artists in the exhibition include Roger Brown, Eleanor Spiess-Ferris, Leon Golub, Phil Hanson, Richard Hull, Richard Hunt, Miyoko Ito, Linda Kramer, Robert Middaugh, Jackie Moses, Jim Nutt, John Pittman, Karl Wirsum (and Redux), Darius Airo, Ryan Travis Christian, Sean Gannon, Ellen Hanson, Madeline Leplae, Kendrick McFarlane, Marcelo Eli Sarmiento, Jingqi Steinhiser