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2007 Participating Artists
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Elizabeth Granton | Andrea Harris | Bart Harris | Debra Nichols | Fletcher Hayes | Judith Hechtman | Karen Hohman |
Suzanne T. Isaacs | Paula Jacko | Howard A. Jacobs | Julia Spencer Katz | John Kearney | John A. Kurtz | Itala Langmar |
Kim Laurel | Kelly McGowan | Victoria Mecklenburger | Lynn Merel | Chuck Meyers | Chuck Meyers | Sheila R. Miller |
Carol Qualkinbush | Rachel Weaver Rivera | Rachel Weaver Rivera | Caren Helene Rudman | Dennis Salaty | Cherie Salerno | Robert A. Schiller |
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The artwork on this page was juried by
Aron Packer. The awards will be presented at the North
Shore Auto Group in Highland Park on May 5, 2007 at 9 pm. Aron
Packer currently operates Packer Schopf gallery in the West Loop district.
Previously, Packer has been associated with Lyonswier Packer Gallery, and has
had multiple temporary shows at Yello Gallery, InsideART, Gary Marks,
Northern Illinois University Gallery (Chicago) , and FiFo (redesign).
The gallery has done quarterly shows in his Apartment Gallery from 1987 to 1991
and then a permanent location in the Flat Iron Building from 1991 to 1997.
He lectures on graffiti, rock carving and outsider art environments and has done
so at Kishwaukee College and Northern Illinois University. Related to
this, Packer is an accomplished amateur photographer, focusing on the above
subject matter culminating in a one person show at the Chicago Cultural Center
curated by Lanny Silverman in 1991.
As an independent curator he's worked with Intuit and the Suburban Fine Arts
Center in Highland Park.
As an artist, Packer has dabbled in painting, fiber arts and mixed media over
many years and exhibited at the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Around the Coyotes as an
artist.
The artwork on this page can be purchased by contacting Anatomically Correct. Prints are available for some of the artwork.
© 2007 No image on this website may be copied without the expressed written consent of the artist.
Founded in 1991, Anatomically Correct is a 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. Contributions are tax-deductible according to law.
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