4th Annual

Please join us in celebrating the 4th Annual Highland Park Art Walk, a juried exhibition of artwork by Illinois artists displayed in storefront windows and Highland Park businesses from June 1 – June 30, 2009.    

An Art Walk Benefit, Silent Auction and Award Ceremony will be held to honor Highland Park resident and former director of Highland Park’s The Art Center, Ann Rosen, for her Outstanding Contributions to the Arts. Cheryl Steiger, Highland Park resident and long time art instructor, has been commissioned to create the award for Ann Rosen. The event will be held on Saturday, June 6, 2009 from 4 – 6 pm at Las Palmas Restaurant, 474 Central Ave, Highland Park, IL. There is a $20 suggested donation. Tickets can be purchased in advance by phone . Seating is limited.

Also, for one-day only, on June 6, 2009 (noon - 5 pm) many of the Highland Park merchants will participate in our Highland Park Art Walk Treasure Hunt by hosting receptions, serving refreshments and/or offering promotional discounts.   Visitors are eligible for a drawing to win a gift certificate to one of the following Highland Park Businesses (limit one entry and one winner per household):  The Bootery, Nail Bar, H.P. Hair Image, Princeton Frame & Art Gallery, Spex, Sunflower, Trendy Haircuts & Uncle Dans

 

The Art Walk is presented by Anatomically Correct, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, funded in part by the Highland Park CBD Alliance (a partnership of the downtown Property Owners Association, the Highland Park Chamber of Commerce, and the City of Highland Park). The Alliance was founded in 2008 to enhance the economic vitality of the central business district of Highland Park. For more information, visit: www.downtownhp.com.   This Art Walk is also funded in part by the Highland Park Cultural Arts Commission and the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency.


Special Thanks to:   

 

Ann Rosen will receive the 2009 HP Art Walk award for Outstanding Contributions to the Arts on June 6, 2009 (4 - 6 p) at Las Palmas Restaurant, 474 Central Ave, Highland Park, IL

Ann Rosen recently retired after 17 1/2 years as Executive Director of The Art Center Highland Park. During her tenure the center flourished moving three times to larger facilities culminating in its present  location 1957 Sheridan, Highland Park. Each move resulted in increased  participation by artists and the general public.

Before coming to the center, Ann exhibited her own paintings and was an educator teaching art to adults and children in the public schools.  Her educational background from The Graduate School of the Art  Institute and the University of Illinois plus her volunteer experiences inspired a dedication of nurturing the art experience in  the local community. Ann accomplished this by initiating multi level art classes, cultural programs and professional gallery exhibits. A frequent juror and curator for art exhibits she values a close association with area artists and art administrators.

In her retirement Ann looks forward to having more time to do her own art work, volunteering and continuing her involvement with the arts and her community.

 


 

Cheryl Steiger:   Cheryl created the Art Walk award for Ann Rosen.    Cheryl is a long time resident of Highland Park but was born and educated in the Village of Riverwoods, IL. She attended the American Academy of Art in Chicago. Ms. Steiger is a free-lance commercial artist, fine artist and is also an art instructor to students of all ages.  Some of her classes are held regularly at The Art Center in Highland Park, Evanston Art Center, and The Park in Vernon Hills.    She continues to do commissions and shows her artwork nationally. 

 

 

 

Nancie King Mertz, Juror

Nancie received a BFA in Painting from the University of Illinois - Urbana; a MA in Painting, from Eastern Illinois University - Charleston (also a 3 year Faculty Instructor of Art.)    She has studied privately with American masters: Schmid, Silverman, Shapiro, Gerhartz, Burdick, Aspevig, Daily and Auster.    Her award-winning work has graced magazine covers & catalogs, has been featured in national art magazines, and published as posters for many Chicago fund-raising events.   Pure Color: The Best of Pastel & Best of America Pastels are books recently released that include her work. She is a member of the Oil Painters of America, Chicago Plein Air Painters, and a signature member of Pastel Society of America and Chicago Pastel Painters.     Nancie is owner of Art De Triumph & Artful Framer Studios, a custom framing and fine art studio, est. 1979.   She was named "Artist of the Year 2005-2006 & 2006-2007" by the Chicago Convention & Tourism Bureau and "Business Person of the Year 2008" by Chicago's Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce.

 

 

LETTER OF SUPPORT FROM HIGHLAND PARK MAYOR MICHAEL BELSKY

Highland Park Art Walk Volunteers

Nancy Domash, Howard Jacobs, Lynn Merel, Barbara Norcross, Eileen Finegold, Brent Iungerich and Ian Iyengar, Student Interns

Silent Auction Donors

Bertucci's Steak & Seafood, Carlos', Chicago Children's Museum, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, East Bank Club, Metropolis Performing Arts Center, Next Theatre, Northlight Theatre, Nortons, Old Town School of Folk Music, Raven Theatre, Ravinia, Royal George Theater, Stoney River Legendary Steaks, Theatre Building Chicago, Victory Gardens Theater, and Writer's Theatre.

Treasure Hunt Donors

The Bootery, Nail Bar, HP. Hair Image, Princeton Frame & Art Gallery, Spex, Sunflower, Trendy Haircuts, and Uncle Dans

Art Walk In-Kind Donors

 

 

 

2009 Participating Artists

 

Tobi Star Abrams

Where are we going?

Pastel, 18 x 24"

on display at Floral Gardens

 

Tobi Star Abrams

Falcon

Pastel, 18 x 24"

on display at Floral Gardens

 

 

Ann Baker

Soon

Oil on Canvas, 14 x 18"

on display at Floral Gardens

 

Ann Baker

Solitaire

Oil on Canvas, 14 x 18"

on display at Floral Gardens

THIRD PLACE AWARD WINNER

 

Patricia Biesen

Anatomical Angel Hand

Oil Pastel/Collage, 14 x 11"

on display at Therapeutic Kneads

 

 

Peter Bullock

Shining City on the Shore

Mixed Media, 36 x 48"

on display at Baird & Warner Residential Real Estate

 

Peter Bullock

Woman with Cat

Mixed Media, 48 x 24"

on display at The Bootery

 

 

George C. Clark

Oxbow Inn, Saugatuck, MI

Oil/Pencil on Paper,  29 x 40"

on display at Spaces & Views/Lee Lumber

 

 

Melanie Deal

Fops & Dandies

 Mixed Media, 30 x 30"

on display at SEE Eyewear

 

 

Fred Deasis

Koi

 Acrylic Impasto on Masonite, 36 x 48"

on display at Saks Fifth Avenue

SECOND PLACE AWARD WINNER

 

 

Judy Disman

Sisters

Ceramic 4 pcs,  9 x 9 x 10"

on display at Notice

 

 

Cindy Drost

River's Rhythm

Acrylic, 18 x 24"

on display at Eileen Fisher

 

 

Judith Edelman

 Secret Ground

Oil on Canvas, 30 x 30"

on display at Antiquaire

 

 

Alli Farkas

 Two Bays

Oil, 22 x 38"

on display at MB Financial Private Bank

 

 

Lorna Filippini-Mulliken

Amsterdam 2

Oil on Canvas, 24 x 30"

on display at Sunflower

 

 

David Gista

A World Apart

Mixed Media, 70 x 58"

on display at Saks Fifth Avenue

 

 

Pinchot Goldberg

Spirit World I

C Print, 48 x 38"

on display at Highland Park Bank & Trust

 

 

Karen Hohman

The Kings of Siam

Photography, 14 x 20"

on display at Uncle Dan's

 

 

Paula Jacko

Round the Campfire

Watercolor, 27 x 34"

on display at Hi Land Art & Frame

 

 

Howard A. Jacobs

November

Oil on Canvas, 16 x 20"

on display at Jolie Maison

 

 

Michael S. Jones

Chicago at Sunrise

Oil on Canvas, 20 x 30"

on display at Therapeutic Kneads

 

 

Paula J. Kuehl

3 Pears

Pastel,  15 x 10"

on display at Highland Park Bank & Trust

 

 

Erdmut Lerner

Hour of Repose

Oil on Canvas, 24  x 24"

on display at Antiquaire

 

 

Lynn Merel

 Chicago River Sunset

 Acrylic on Canvas,  30 x 40"

on display at Bett's/B2

 

 

Maggie Meiners

Bug's Masterpiece

Digital C-Print, 40 x 40"

on display at SEE Eyewear

 

 

Franco Muscarella

And Then She Made Man

Watercolor, 30 x 22"

on display at SHE Boutique

 

 

Barbara Norcross

Barefoot

B/W Photography, 21 x 28"

on display at National City Bank/PNC

 

Barbara Norcross

Fall Sailing in Highland Park

B/W Photography, 19 x 23"

on display at National City Bank/PNC

 

 

Peter J. Nussbaum

Fog-Allee

Digital Photography, 16 x 20"

on display at Hair Image

 

 

Yuki Nyhan

Serving Blossom

Porcelain

on display at Notice

MERIT AWARD WINNER

 

James Paradiso

Space Odyssey

Mixed Media, 24 x 24"

on display at Spex

 

 

Layna Portugal

Convergence

 Ceramic

on display at Notice

 

Layna Portugal

Tea on the Rocks

Ceramic

on display at Notice

MERIT AWARD WINNER

 

Carol Qualkinbush

In the Shadow of O'Keefe

Watercolor, 15 x 10"

on display at Highland Park Bank & Trust

 

 

Susan Russell

Great Wave Katrina

Acrylic on Canvas, 24 x 30"

on display at Enaz

Susan Russell

Waterfall Gown

Acrylic on Canvas, 30 x 40"

on display at Enaz

 

 

Mila Ryk

Butterfly Dream II

Oil on Linen, 18 x 24"

on display at Floral Gardens

 

Mila Ryk

Peace (Orchids)

Oil on Canvas, 16 x 20"

on display at Floral Gardens

 

 

Mila Ryk

Butterfly Dream I

Oil on Linen, 20 x 24"

on display at Posh Essentials

Mila Ryk

Tree of Life 1

Oil on Linen, 16 x 20"

on display at Trendy Haircuts

 

Diane Schroeder

Red  Series 5107

Mixed Media, 18 x 18"

on display at Cork & Canvas

 

Diane Schroeder

Red  Series 5607

Mixed Media, 18 x 18"

on display at Cork & Canvas

Diane Schroeder

Red  Series 5007

Mixed Media, 18 x 18"

on display at Cork & Canvas

Diane Schroeder

Red  Series 4907

Mixed Media, 18 x 18"

on display at Cork & Canvas

 

Terri Sweig

5 O'Clock on the Roof of the Met

35 mm photography, 18 x 24"

on display at SHE Boutique

 

 

Erin Waser

Pixilation Squared

Oil on Panel, 32 x 32"

on display at Nail Bar

 

 

Jenn Weinshenker

Magenta Flower

Oil on Canvas,   16 x 20"

on display at SHE Boutique

 

 

Dianne C. Williams

Licorice

Photography, 18 x 24"

on display at Princeton Frame & Art Gallery

BEST OF SHOW AWARD WINNER

 

Dianne C. Williams

Mosaic Vase

Photography, 18 x 24"

on display at Princeton Frame & Art Gallery

 

 

Sandra Wilcoxon

Green Life

Vintage Beads & Charms

on display at Notice

Lori

 

Chris Zonta

Purple Shoe

Mosaic

on display at Lori's Designer Shoes

Lori

The artwork on this page can be purchased by contacting Anatomically Correct.      Prints are available for some of the artwork.

© 2009 No image on this website may be copied without the expressed written consent of the artist.

 

4TH ANNUAL HIGHLAND PARK ART WALK TREASURE HUNT!

FOR ONE DAY ONLY!

June 6, 2009 from noon - 5pm

The following businesses will host Art Walk receptions, serve refreshments and/or offer the following discounts:

ANTIQUAIRE, 1900 SHERIDAN ROAD

BETT'S, 678 CENTRAL AVE

CORK AND CANVAS, 1839 SECOND ST - FREE WINE TASTING STARTING AT 1 PM

EILEEN FISHER, 640 CENTRAL AVE - 10% OFF REGULAR PRICE MERCHANDISE

JOLIE MAISON, 643 CENTRAL AVE

LORI'S DESIGNER SHOES, 485 CENTRAL AVE - 10% OFF ALL NON-SALE ITEMS (HP Location only)

NOTICE, 2057 GREENBAY ROAD - 20% OFF ALL ACCESSORIES

FLORAL GARDENS, 2109 GREEN BAY ROAD

PRINCETON FRAME & ART GALLERY, 1844 FIRST STREET

SEE EYEWEAR, 670 CENTRAL AVE

SUNFLOWER, 1882 SHERIDAN RD - 15% OFF ANY PURCHASE

 

Highland Park Merchants Displaying Artwork  - June 2009

Antiquaire 1900 Sheridan Rd
Baird & Warner Residential Real Estate 1920 Sheridan Rd
Bett's/B2 672-678 Central Ave
The Bootery 492 Central Ave
Cork & Canvas 1839 Second St
Eileen Fisher 640 Central Ave
Enaz 444 Central Ave
Floral Gardens 2109 Green Bay Rd
Hair Image 486 Central Ave
Hi-Land Art & Frame 668 Central Ave
Highland Park Bank & Trust 1949 St. Johns Ave
Jolie Maison 643 Central Ave
Lori's Designer Shoes 585 Central Ave
MB Private Financial Bank 581 Elm Place, Suite 110
Nail Bar 662 Central Ave
National City Bank 579 Central Ave
Notice 2057 Green Bay Rd
Posh 658 Central Ave.
Princeton Frame & Art Gallery 1844 First St
Saks Fifth Avenue 1849 Green Bay Rd
SEE Eyewear 670 Central Ave
SHE Boutique 483 Central Ave
Spaces and Views 583 Elm Place
Spex 1819 St. Johns Ave
Sunflower 1882 Sheridan Rd
Trendy Haircuts 1950 Sheridan Rd
Therapeutic Kneads, Ltd. 1779 Green Bay Road
Uncle Dan's 621 Central Ave

 

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Order your Highland Park Art Walk Organic Cotton T-Shirt from our on-line Cafe Press shop!  

Proceeds go to HP Art Walk!

USDA certified organic cotton t-shirt from American Apparel is made in the USA. 

 

 

Accessibility

The businesses and locations where artwork is on display are all handicap accessible.

Travel & Parking

The closest Metra stop is located at 1800 St. John's Ave in downtown Highland Park.    Go to www.metrarail.com for fare rates and schedules.


Port Clinton Square Garage Parking Map

Nearby parking is available at Port Clinton Square

3-Hour Free Parking, 6-Hour Meters

Cost: $3.00 for 6 Hours

Free Unlimited Parking on Weekends

Entrance on Laurel Avenue

 

 

 

 

 

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