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GALLERY INFORMATION: |
UPCOMING Exhibition |
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On view in the
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Now through October 28,
2023 |
Amanda Elizabeth Joseph
Local Girl
New Paintings and Drawings
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Amanda Elizabeth Joseph, "Quitter,"
oil on cradled panel, 24" x 24" |
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Amanda Elizabeth Joseph,
"Bar Fight," oil on cradled panel, 8" x 8" |
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Amanda Elizabeth Joseph,
"Mary Lou," oil on cradled panel, 36" x 24" |
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Amanda Elizabeth Joseph,
"Nothing Lasts Forever," oil on cradled panel, 20" x
16" |
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On view in the
OFFICE SPACE: |
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Amy Casey
I Benjamin Cook I Steve Hough |
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Duk Ju L. Kim
I Eric Tucker |
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Duk Ju L. Kim, "Nuts and
Bolts Will Keep Us Together" oil on canvas, 30" x 40" |
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Duk Ju L. Kim, Eric Tucker and Benjamin
Cook |
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Benjamin Cook "Mood
Painting (Visual Symphony" acrylic on panel, 24" x 18" |
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Amy Casey, Steve Hough and
Duk Ju L. Kim |
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Amy Casey, "Tumbledown,"
acrylic on paper, framed: 28" x 35½" |
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Steve Hough, "Fusion,"
hand-carved polymer with color-shifting urethane, 20" x 20" |
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Amy Casey acrylic
paintings on cradled panel |
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Amy Casey "Swoon" acrylic
on cradled panel 6" x 6" |
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Zg GALLERY INFORMATION: |
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Zg Gallery
300 W. Superior St.
Chicago, IL 60654 |
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Contact: |
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312.654.9900 |
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info@ZgGallery.com |
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Gallery Hours: |
Tuesday - Saturday 11am-5:30pm cst
and by appointment |
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Directions: |
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Located in the River North Gallery
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at the corner of Superior and Franklin St. |
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CTA Brown and Purple Train Line - Chicago Ave.
stop |
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Join our email list for upcoming
openings and preview of new art: |
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info@ZgGallery.com |
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Zg
Gallery exhibits contemporary art by national, international and local
emerging and mid-career artists working in all media including painting, sculpture,
installation, video, photography and works on paper. The gallery
opened in Chicago’s River North Gallery district in February, 2002.
Zg
Gallery presents approximately six exhibitions each year, most of
which are solo shows focusing on the work of a single artist.
Although the style of each artist’s work varies from photo-realism to
abstraction and minimalism, the intent of the gallery is to present
diverse exhibitions unified by new ideas executed with fresh
approaches to materials, medium, application and content.
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