Jan Flapan Dance for Joy       Mixed Media Collage    18 x 24"      $450.00 Jan's current work is in watercolor, collage and monotype prints. Her paintings, drawings and stained glass windows are in over 100 private and corporate collections in the Chicago area, throughout the United States and in Brazil. Jan has recently focused on making art, after an active life of raising children, working and volunteering. She is a former art teacher, and executive director of a small social service agency.

 

 

Robert Kameczura As Time Goes By       Archival Digital Print     43 x 33"       $1,500.00	Robert Kameczura Duo      Archival Digital Print    18 x 24"       $400.00
Robert Kameczura Casting a Spell over the Water    Archival Digital Print    28 x 21"    $400.00	Robert Kameczura Tatania Flies through A Midsummer Night Archival Digital Print    53 x 29"    $1,200.00
Robert Kameczura Ariels      Archival Digital Print      27.5 x 14"      $400.00 Robert is an artist of enormous range and versatility, adept in many media: acrylic, watercolor, drawing, silkscreen, black and white photography, gicleé work and calligraphy.   He has a long history as a designer for several notable modern dance companies, including the Chicago Repertory Dance Ensemble and The National Ballet of Ireland. In addition Kameczura is a noted scholar, arts writer and critic as well as published poet.    Many people are familiar with a portion of his graphic work through his cover artwork for the late WNIB Program Guide.   Indeed, it is not a surprise that he has been called "one of Chicago's Renaissance men" for his numerous activities in so many fields.    With a degree in literature and poetry, Robert is a published poet and author, whose work includes several short poetic tales for children. Several of his poems have been set to music by noted classical composers, most notably Dan Tucker and Claudia Howard Queen.    Kameczura is the founder of the Mythopian Artists' Group (www.artmyth.org), a group of seven highly respected Midwestern artists with an interest in narrative painting in a contemporary context.  He has exhibited widely and internationally, in Japan, Poland, Ireland and Canada as well as across the U.S.

 

 

Kathryn Kucera Forever Digital Painting      20 x 30"        $400.00   Kathryn studied art at the University of Wisconsin and received an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.   Her artwork has been exhibited at Artemisia and several other galleries in Chicago.

 

Itala Langmar Young Tulips Dreaming of Dancing in the Wind Acrylic/Mixed Media on Canvas         16 x 20"      $400 A painter since the age of six, studied in Venice, Italy, and at the Art Institute of Chicago. My inspiration is from nature. I endeavor to capture the fleeting beauty of flowers, the majesty of old trees, the melancholy of the waters of Venice and of Lake Michigan. I came to recognize my style as vaguely geometric. Always attracted to the golden rectangle and the golden ration, recently I have discovered its presence in the natural world. I call my style “geometric lyricism.” A lifelong poet, published many times, I started using lines of poetry in my paintings. They read as lyrics and as visual marks. My works have been exhibited in several one-person shows, dozens of group shows, and in prestigious journals and art publications. I am represented in many private American and Italian collections.

 

James Merriner Indigenous Dancers of Zacatlain Color Photography     16 x 20"     $345	James Merriner  Happy Feet  Color Photography     11 x 14"   $315
A former political editor of the Chicago Sun-Times, as a journalist and author,  James has written five books about politics and history and published some poetry.    He also sold some photojournalism before dropping photography. Now, in retirement, he has rediscovered it with a passion.   "My partner, the artist Itala Langmar, led me to see photographs not as images of objects and people but as patterns of light and colors.   I strive to shoot nature and people not as conventional “pretty” pictures but with novel perspectives that reveal something new. I believe in doing a minimum of digital editing. I never Photoshop. What you see is exactly what I saw and selected through the lens."  His  art photography has won a grant from the Wilmette Arts Guild and has been displayed at the Chicago Botanic Garden, libraries and community centers, and in Evanston.

 

Debra Nichols Final Bow Acrylic on Canvas      18 x 24”     $250	Debra Nichols Curtain Call Acrylic on Canvas   18 x 24”    $250
Debra Nichols Evolution Mixed Media on Cigar Box   7.5 x 11” $ 175	Debra Nichols Glory Days Acrylic on Canvas – Print 20 x 24” $ 150
Debra is a self-taught artist and resident of Skokie whose nature paintings have been in several exhibits at the Emily Oaks Nature Center in Skokie, IL. She enjoys going to theater and is thankful for the opportunity to exhibit at Devonshire.

 

Constance Vepstas  Whirl Digital Photography    11 x 14" Photography documentary or creative are the venues of my art. Many of my images are influenced by ideas and things I have seen traveling. I have exhibited several times at the International Woman’s show at Oakton College organized by the Women’s Gender Studies Department. Manipulations of photography is an avenue to present surrealist works which have been exhibited on several surrealist web pages. Included also was work in Surrealism Salon 10 exhibition at the Baton Rouge Gallery for Contemporary Art . Also have exhibited at museums and local galleries in Chicago.

 

Samantha Younis   Take Flight Oil on Canvas      11 x 14"    $65 Samantha is a self-taught who works in a variety of mediums; Painting,  Sculpture, Pottery, Jewelry and Mixed Media. Currently she teaches classes at Evanston Art Center and Highland Park Art Center.

 

Jill Zylke Corrinna Watercolor      20 x 16"       $300.00	Jill Zylke Las Tres Flamencas Oil on Canvas      36 x 48"      $2,500.00	Jill Zylke Flamenco Wedding Oil on Canvas     36 x 48"     $2,500.00
I work in oils and watercolors, exploring the subjects that intrigue me the most; nature, time, and the creative process. My landscapes consist of scenes from my national and international travels. Some were painted on location and some were derived from photographs I took specifically to be used for paintings. They tend toward an impressionistic style. Through them I chronicle the intensity of that moment during which they are captured: the passage of light and atmosphere; the place where I stood painting and quiet while surrounded by the movement of people, breezes through the trees and clouds passing the sun; the rise and fall of the day's heat; the feelings evoked during a rarified time, in a place where I am confronted by vistas or people that are far different from my everyday experience. My portraits of dancers and musicians reflect my ongoing interest in flamenco and are a result of my contemplation of the differences between the ephemerality of music and the concreteness of art. A dancer's ability to take something that is as invisible as a sound and translate it into movement is an ongoing source of interest for me."

 

This exhibition is presented by Anatomically Correct Arts.   Founded in 1991, Anatomically Correct is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to showcasing works by artists in alternative spaces in a combined effort to educate, diversify, and promote community awareness of the visual and performing arts.   Exhibitions are in complement to Devonshire Cultural Center’s theatrical productions.   The exhibition is funded in part by the Illinois Arts Council, an agency of the State of Illinois.   

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