Entries Tagged as 'Art'

More Thunder the Dog in Art

Look what my awesome Chicago artist boyfriend gave me for Valentine’s Day!

Thunder dog painting

Here’s a photo of Thunder dog. You can see in the painting just how much more gray he has around the muzzle now. The poor guy is getting really curmudgeony for all his cuteness. He’s grumbling more and finds puppies annoying. I’m sure he’d tell the punks to get off his lawn if he knew the cliche.

Thunder has an arch-enemy in our building. The boyfriend did a holiday art commission of that dog and commented how much they are really built alike. We people have always known that, but somehow the two dogs believe they are worlds apart.

Alice Brozofsky’s New Chalk Pastels

Barnyard by Alice Brozofsky

Alice Brozofsky is the February guest artist at Gallery 203. I’ve showcased her work before (Family Portrait and Exhile), but I these chalk pastels are something new entirely.

The above is called Barnyard and the one below is Untitled. They’re pretty great and were a very pleasant shock when I walked into the show.

Untitled by Alice Brozofsky

Now You See It, Now You Don’t Art Show at the Flat Iron

For this First Friday art show, the Flat Iron artists have done something really interesting. The Now You See It, Now You Don’t theme refers to the temporary murals that are all over the maze-like hallways of the building.

Flat Iron wall mural

To see them, you get one chance and one chance only. From the time the doors open until 10:00 tonight, you can wander around and play Name That Artist. At around 10:00, all these art works are going to be painted right over.

Flat Iron wall mural

Crazy isn’t it?

I took these pictures on the special Thursday preview night, and I have to say that these murals change the building a lot. I’ve been to shows at the Flat Iron Building for years, and today was the first time in a long time that I became disoriented and turned around in those hallways.

Flat Iron wall muralFlat Iron wall mural

Follow this link to see some of the work in progress.