Exhibition: Reality
The Palette and Chisel has a 118 year history
of being more interested
in what's in the world
than what's in the head.
So actually,
most of our exhibitions
could be titled
"Reality"
This exhibit was pulled together by Mark Huddle
who has an interest in Chicago skylines.....
... and an interest
in men beating each other
into a bloody pulp.
Andrew Conklin
Here's a my favorite piece,
a line drawing that's so light, delicate, and well designed,
it feels like a silverpoint
executed by a 16th C. master.
Andrew Conklin
Here's Andy's portrait of his wife, Helen
Helen Oh
And here are some Helen's pieces
that seem to demand a word like
'exquisite"
Helen Oh
Some of Andy's large pieces
from the late 1990's
were hung in the show
Andy Conklin
Here's a more recent piece.
(it's 104 inches wide)
Fortunately for him
(though not for us)
it was taken to S.O.F.A. on Navy Pier
at the last minute by the Ann Nathan Gallery.
Larry Paulsen
The exhibit was richly endowed
by Larry Paulsen
with a full complement
of portraits of the P&C's favorite models
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(following photos by Del Hall)
Mark Huddle
Larry Paulsen
Andrew Conklin
Helen Oh
This exhibit was pulled together by Mark Huddle
who has an interest in Chicago skylines.....
... and an interest
in men beating each other
into a bloody pulp.
Here's a my favorite piece,
a line drawing that's so light, delicate, and well designed,
it feels like a silverpoint
executed by a 16th C. master.
Here's Andy's portrait of his wife, Helen
And here are some Helen's pieces
that seem to demand a word like
'exquisite"
from the late 1990's
were hung in the show
Here's a more recent piece.
(it's 104 inches wide)
Fortunately for him
(though not for us)
it was taken to S.O.F.A. on Navy Pier
at the last minute by the Ann Nathan Gallery.
The exhibit was richly endowed
by Larry Paulsen
with a full complement
of portraits of the P&C's favorite models
***************************
(following photos by Del Hall)
Mark Huddle
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