Art in Alternative Spaces
presents
Reclaimed
art made from found objects
by
James Paradiso
Apollo Theater
2540 North Lincoln Ave
Chicago, IL
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James Paradiso James is an educational consultant and Professor Emeritus in the Business Management Program at a local college. James is a self-taught artist and uses reclaimed/recycled materials to create his art. |
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Book Worm Audio cassettes, CDs, a book, eye glasses, and cables. 19"H x 22"W |
Tracks wooden skid (pallet), stain, and house paint 10.5"H x 37"W |
Time cCopy paper, wood, and house paint 17"H x 28" W |
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Dunham #2 Mixed Media (Wood, Stain, Enamel) 24 x 24" |
Cabaret Mixed Media (Wood, Stain, Enamel) 24 x 24" |
Shebra Mixed Media (Wood, Stain, Enamel) 24 x 24" |
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. This project is sponsored in part by the Chicago Dept. of Cultural Affairs Program I grant, the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency,