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Andrew Bae Gallery
Andrew Bae Gallery is located in the heart of River North art district in downtown Chicago. For the past 15 years, the gallery has been dedicated to introducing contemporary works by Asian artists, primarily with ties to Korea and Japan. Since its inception, the gallery has successfully established recognition from the unfamiliar eyes and minds of new American collectors and museums. Focusing on a relatively small group of talented artists, the gallery carefully selects works for their irrefutable originality and distinct aesthetics. Visitors to the gallery will experience a uniquely soothing environment imbued with selections from its collection, which the gallery owner Andrew Bae describes as "Asian aesthetics with universal appeal". |
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Barbara Hashimoto: The Junk Mail Project
Previously based in Tokyo and Los Angeles, sculpture, installation and performance artist Barbara Hashimoto has relocated to Chicago as Artist-in-Residence at BauerLatoza Studio, a multidisciplinary architectural design firm.
BauerLatoza Studio is located in the Randolph Motor Building, a 100-year old former car showroom in Chicago's historic Motor Row District in the South Loop. Hashimoto has been allocated a 2,000-square foot studio in this site to devote time to her private practice. |
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David Leonardis Gallery
At the height of the Recession in 1990 David Leonardis started collecting art. When he realized he wanted to collect more art than he could afford he got a job working at a gallery. Eight months later allied with Howard Finster, Chris Peldo, Glenn Wexler and Andy Kane he turned a few profitable art sales into a commitment to own and operate the David Leonardis Gallery.
Fifteen years later the Wicker Park gallery is at the forefront of 21st century American Art. In September of 2006 DLG expanded to another location in the prestigious River North Gallery district in order to reach an even broader demographic of art lovers.
DLG also carries 19th century French lithographs and 20th century Contemporary, Pop, Folk Art and Photography and focuses on making people and corporations happy by selling them art. The DLG features an "Instant art collection" group show yearly. DLG suggests that you buy one of each of all artists exhibited. Individuals and corporations find it easy to acquire a well rounded collection. |
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Douglas Rosin Decorative Arts & Antiques
Douglas Rosin Decorative Arts & Antiques in the River North neighborhood of Chicago, is centered in a modern and distinctive space that complements the gallery's impressive collection. The arts and antiques that Gene Douglas and Barbara Rosin offer are all chosen with an emphasis on style and design and are reflective of their combined 35 years of experience. |
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G.R. N'Namdi Gallery
G. R. N’Namdi Gallery has proven itself as a leader in art dealing over the past 25 years, also making itself the oldest gallery of its kind in the United States. |
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Gallery Guichard
There mission is to exhibit artists from the African Diaspora, the Diaspora includes Africa, the Caribbean and the United States; Chicago artists get plenty of representation here. |
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Griffin Gallery
Griffin Gallery is proud to have a fine reputation based on years of quality service and integrity. They provide the professionalism and expertise required to place important works of art in the collections of their public, private, corporate and museum collectors. |
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Gruen Galleries
A fixture in the River North Art District for years, Gruen Galleries specializes in both African sculpture and Contemporary Abstract Painting. Often displaying them together, the gallery reveals an interesting relationship between two very different cultures of art. |
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Perimeter Gallery, Inc.
Perimeter Gallery has been located in the heart of Chicago’s River North for almost 25 years. Perimeter Gallery exhibits contemporary painting, sculpture, and works on paper by emerging and established mid-career artists, as well as master works in ceramic and fiber art. |
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Portals, Ltd.
Portals is certain to stimulate collectors and art lovers alike. Owners Nancy and William McIlvaine have combined remarkable sophisticated realist paintings with Nineteenth Century furniture and decorative arts. They renovated a Historic Brick Building in the heart of the Chicago Art District and created a four story "townhouse" that invites collectors, designers, and architects to enter its' "Portals". Nancy's great love in the English Aesthetic Movement (1860-1880) of furniture and objects, works with the contemporary art of magical realism as well as representational art by artists from around the world. |
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