BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic presents Trivial Pursuit: new work by Michael Rea
Dates:
Sat Apr 08, 2006 00:00 - Tue Apr 04, 2006
CLOSING THIS SATURDAY APRIL 8TH 12NOON TO 6PM
Trivial Pursuit: new work by Michael Rea
March 18th, 2006-April 8th, 2006
Check out the images: http://tinyurl.com/m7brl
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic
1319 W. Lake St., 3rd Floor
Chicago, Illinois 60607
Mr. Rea's works are evocative and rational responses to history. Constructed from untreated wood and memory, they invoke one simple axiomatic truth, Fictions or established hearsay allow for flawed interpretations that lead to flawed results. Michael Rea creates something short of that outcome, the idea of an object that remains a dream. His temporal works are humane in scale acquiring their patinas naturally, through interaction, by touch. Offering simultaneity, they are a service to what could be and what never will.
We are open to the public on Saturdays from noon until 6pm or by appointment
to make an appointment please call 312.421.1917
or write butchershopdogmatic@msn.com
Michael S. Thomas, Director
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic presents Trivial Pursuit: new work by Michael Rea
Chicago Art Gallery
Butcher Shop Dogmatic presents Trivial Pursuit: new work by Michael Rea
Chicago Art Gallery BSD
Trivial Pursuit: new work by Michael Rea
March 18th, 2006-April 8th, 2006
Check out the images: http://tinyurl.com/m7brl
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic
1319 W. Lake St., 3rd Floor
Chicago, Illinois 60607
Mr. Rea's works are evocative and rational responses to history. Constructed from untreated wood and memory, they invoke one simple axiomatic truth, Fictions or established hearsay allow for flawed interpretations that lead to flawed results. Michael Rea creates something short of that outcome, the idea of an object that remains a dream. His temporal works are humane in scale acquiring their patinas naturally, through interaction, by touch. Offering simultaneity, they are a service to what could be and what never will.
We are open to the public on Saturdays from noon until 6pm or by appointment
to make an appointment please call 312.421.1917
or write butchershopdogmatic@msn.com
Michael S. Thomas, Director
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic presents Trivial Pursuit: new work by Michael Rea
Chicago Art Gallery
Butcher Shop Dogmatic presents Trivial Pursuit: new work by Michael Rea
Chicago Art Gallery BSD
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic presents Trivial Pursuit: new work by Michael Rea
Dates:
Sat Mar 18, 2006 00:00 - Mon Mar 13, 2006
Trivial Pursuit: new work by Michael Rea
March 18th, 2006-April 8th, 2006
Opening reception Saturday March 18th, 6-10pm
Check out the images: http://tinyurl.com/m7brl
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic
1319 W. Lake St., 3rd Floor
Chicago, Illinois 60607
Mr. Rea's works are evocative and rational responses to history.
Constructed from untreated wood and memory, they invoke one simple
axiomatic truth, Fictions or established hearsay allow for flawed
interpretations that lead to flawed results. Michael Rea creates
something short of that outcome, the idea of an object that remains
a dream. His temporal works are humane in scale acquiring their
patinas naturally, through interaction, by touch. Offering
simultaneity, they are a service to what could be and what never
will.
We are open to the public on Saturdays from noon until 6pm or by appointment
to make an appointment please call 312.421.1917
or write butchershopdogmatic@msn.com
Michael S. Thomas, Director
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic presents Trivial Pursuit: new work by Michael Rea
Chicago Art Gallery
March 18th, 2006-April 8th, 2006
Opening reception Saturday March 18th, 6-10pm
Check out the images: http://tinyurl.com/m7brl
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic
1319 W. Lake St., 3rd Floor
Chicago, Illinois 60607
Mr. Rea's works are evocative and rational responses to history.
Constructed from untreated wood and memory, they invoke one simple
axiomatic truth, Fictions or established hearsay allow for flawed
interpretations that lead to flawed results. Michael Rea creates
something short of that outcome, the idea of an object that remains
a dream. His temporal works are humane in scale acquiring their
patinas naturally, through interaction, by touch. Offering
simultaneity, they are a service to what could be and what never
will.
We are open to the public on Saturdays from noon until 6pm or by appointment
to make an appointment please call 312.421.1917
or write butchershopdogmatic@msn.com
Michael S. Thomas, Director
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic presents Trivial Pursuit: new work by Michael Rea
Chicago Art Gallery
CLOSING THIS SATURDAY Geoffrey Todd Smith @ BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic
Dates:
Sat Mar 11, 2006 00:00 - Mon Mar 06, 2006
CLOSING THIS SATURDAY MARCH 11TH FROM NOON TO 6 PM
Geoffrey Todd Smith
The Dynamite I Might Light
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic
1319 W. Lake St., 3rd Floor
Chicago, Illinois 60607
Mr. Smith's choice to work in a manner that reflects his sense of wonder in simple geometry, perspective and those elements ability to convey tangible ideas or emotions conveys a kind of visual alchemy that illuminates their simplicity with fractal awareness. His drawings are intended as a poetic response to visual culture. The work reflects an exposure to videogames, puzzles, sticker collections, hand-made Valentine's, and other bits of visual ephemera and activities from Mr. Smith's youth. The intensity of each image is heightened by the repetitious, hand-drawn hexagons that are indicators of the care, attention, and fixation common to his involvement in these youthful activities.
We are open to the public on Saturdays from noon until 6pm or by appointment
to make an appointment please call 312.421.1917
or write butchershopdogmatic@msn.com
Michael S. Thomas, Director
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic Chicago Art Gallery
Geoffrey Todd Smith The Dynamite I Might Light
Geoffrey Todd Smith
The Dynamite I Might Light
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic
1319 W. Lake St., 3rd Floor
Chicago, Illinois 60607
Mr. Smith's choice to work in a manner that reflects his sense of wonder in simple geometry, perspective and those elements ability to convey tangible ideas or emotions conveys a kind of visual alchemy that illuminates their simplicity with fractal awareness. His drawings are intended as a poetic response to visual culture. The work reflects an exposure to videogames, puzzles, sticker collections, hand-made Valentine's, and other bits of visual ephemera and activities from Mr. Smith's youth. The intensity of each image is heightened by the repetitious, hand-drawn hexagons that are indicators of the care, attention, and fixation common to his involvement in these youthful activities.
We are open to the public on Saturdays from noon until 6pm or by appointment
to make an appointment please call 312.421.1917
or write butchershopdogmatic@msn.com
Michael S. Thomas, Director
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic Chicago Art Gallery
Geoffrey Todd Smith The Dynamite I Might Light
Brady Haston + Todd Chilton @ Contemporary Art Workshop
Dates:
Fri Mar 03, 2006 00:00 - Wed Feb 22, 2006
BRADY HASTON: "Intersection"
TODD CHILTON: "New Work"
MARCH 3, 2006 - APRIL 11, 2006
OPENING RECEPTION IS FRIDAY, MARCH 3 FROM 5:30 UNTIL 9 PM
Contemporary Art Workshop
542 W. Grant Place, Chicago, IL 60614
ph. 773-472-4004
Gallery Hours:
Tues. - Fri. 12:30-5:30
Saturday 12:00 - 5:00
Event info here: http://upcoming.org/event/58375/
Brady Haston's drawings, paintings, and prints explore abstract graphic qualities of this specific urban environment. Interested in hybrid spaces, Brady's imagery is informed by hand painted signage, murals, and censored graffiti. The work in his exhibition, "Intersection" exists, the artist says, "somewhere between the realm of the abstract and the world of symbols and image." Brady's work addresses the overwhelming urban encroachment on the natural world and the endless cycle of graffiti tagging. He intends for his work to be seen as "a reprieve from the saturation of recognizable images that confront us on a daily basis."
Todd Chilton makes abstract paintings composed of simple, layered patterns that are bound by the edge of the canvas. His work is primarily concerned with line, figure/ground relationships, and compressed space. The images convey both ambiguity and subtle humor, and Todd's interest in both visual resistance and openness creates a tension in his work. The way these particular paintings activate the architecture of the surrounding spaces allows for a unique viewing experience.
Brady Haston + Todd Chilton @ Contemporary Art Workshop
Founded in 1949 by John Kearney, Leon Golub, Cosmo Campoli and Ray Fink, the Contemporary Art Workshop is one of the oldest artist-run alternative spaces in the country.
TODD CHILTON: "New Work"
MARCH 3, 2006 - APRIL 11, 2006
OPENING RECEPTION IS FRIDAY, MARCH 3 FROM 5:30 UNTIL 9 PM
Contemporary Art Workshop
542 W. Grant Place, Chicago, IL 60614
ph. 773-472-4004
Gallery Hours:
Tues. - Fri. 12:30-5:30
Saturday 12:00 - 5:00
Event info here: http://upcoming.org/event/58375/
Brady Haston's drawings, paintings, and prints explore abstract graphic qualities of this specific urban environment. Interested in hybrid spaces, Brady's imagery is informed by hand painted signage, murals, and censored graffiti. The work in his exhibition, "Intersection" exists, the artist says, "somewhere between the realm of the abstract and the world of symbols and image." Brady's work addresses the overwhelming urban encroachment on the natural world and the endless cycle of graffiti tagging. He intends for his work to be seen as "a reprieve from the saturation of recognizable images that confront us on a daily basis."
Todd Chilton makes abstract paintings composed of simple, layered patterns that are bound by the edge of the canvas. His work is primarily concerned with line, figure/ground relationships, and compressed space. The images convey both ambiguity and subtle humor, and Todd's interest in both visual resistance and openness creates a tension in his work. The way these particular paintings activate the architecture of the surrounding spaces allows for a unique viewing experience.
Brady Haston + Todd Chilton @ Contemporary Art Workshop
Founded in 1949 by John Kearney, Leon Golub, Cosmo Campoli and Ray Fink, the Contemporary Art Workshop is one of the oldest artist-run alternative spaces in the country.
Geoffrey Todd Smith @ BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic
Dates:
Sat Feb 18, 2006 00:00 - Mon Feb 06, 2006
Geoffrey Todd Smith
The Dynamite I Might Light
February 18, 2006-March, 11, 2006
Opening reception Saturday February 18, 6-10pm
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic
1319 W. Lake St., 3rd Floor
Chicago, Illinois 60607
Mr. Smith's choice to work in a manner that reflects his sense of wonder in simple geometry, perspective and those elements ability to convey tangible ideas or emotions conveys a kind of visual alchemy that illuminates their simplicity with fractal awareness. His drawings are intended as a poetic response to visual culture. The work reflects an exposure to videogames, puzzles, sticker collections, hand-made Valentine's, and other bits of visual ephemera and activities from Mr. Smith's youth. The intensity of each image is heightened by the repetitious, hand-drawn hexagons that are indicators of the care, attention, and fixation common to his involvement in these youthful activities.
We are open to the public on Saturdays from noon until 6pm or by appointment
to make an appointment please call 312.421.1917
or write butchershopdogmatic@msn.com
Michael S. Thomas, Director
http://www.dogmaticchicago.com
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic Chicago Art Gallery
Geoffrey Todd Smith The Dynamite I Might Light
The Dynamite I Might Light
February 18, 2006-March, 11, 2006
Opening reception Saturday February 18, 6-10pm
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic
1319 W. Lake St., 3rd Floor
Chicago, Illinois 60607
Mr. Smith's choice to work in a manner that reflects his sense of wonder in simple geometry, perspective and those elements ability to convey tangible ideas or emotions conveys a kind of visual alchemy that illuminates their simplicity with fractal awareness. His drawings are intended as a poetic response to visual culture. The work reflects an exposure to videogames, puzzles, sticker collections, hand-made Valentine's, and other bits of visual ephemera and activities from Mr. Smith's youth. The intensity of each image is heightened by the repetitious, hand-drawn hexagons that are indicators of the care, attention, and fixation common to his involvement in these youthful activities.
We are open to the public on Saturdays from noon until 6pm or by appointment
to make an appointment please call 312.421.1917
or write butchershopdogmatic@msn.com
Michael S. Thomas, Director
http://www.dogmaticchicago.com
BSD Butcher Shop Dogmatic Chicago Art Gallery
Geoffrey Todd Smith The Dynamite I Might Light