The gallery opening is tonight!
http://www.rotofugi.com/home/template_permalink.asp?id=234
From their site...
re excited and honored to have Eisner and Inkpot award-winning artist Dave Dorman as the next artist who will be showing in our gallery.
Dave's PI a la Mode exhibit will feature a combination of
new works loosely themed around all things tentacled, along with an
assortment of older works from Dave's career as a comic-book artist and
professional illustrator. Dave's worked for almost every major publisher
in the business across a range of titles and genres, but might best be
known for his work on various Star Wars books which led him to be voted
as the "Best Star Wars Artist" by readers of The Official Best of Star Wars Magazine.
The exhibit opening will be this Friday, April 6, 7-10pm. As
with most of our exhibits, if you're interested in potentially
purchasing a piece from the exhibit please make sure you are signed up
for our Gallery Previews email
list. The preview will be emailed out at 10am on Friday, and we will
begin accepting requests to purchase (via email) at 12 Noon that same
day. Thanks!
Showing posts with label galleries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label galleries. Show all posts
Friday, April 6, 2012
Friday, January 9, 2009
Laurie Hassold
© Laurie Hassold
The amazing sculptures of Laurie Hassold evoke remnants of Elder Gods unearthed at a little known dig site in the Sahara. Go to Bert Green's Fine Art Gallery site to see more of these fully-formed skeletons of alien life. There is also an excellent interview with Laurie in the current edition of Hi Fructose Magazine (Vol. 10).
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Vampire Bats for Sale
© Debra Simon "Roost"
Friday, January 9, 6-9PM
Packer Schopf Gallery
942 W. Lake Street
Chicago
Packer Schopf is having a gallery reception for Amy Talluto and Debra Simon. Both are fomr New York and do cool work. Simon actually creates life size Indian Bats which are about 2 feet in length. I want one.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Clive Barker at Packer Schopf Gallery
This past weekend, after the Music Box Massacre 4 event, Clive Barker had a showing of his artwork at the Packer Schopf Gallery in Chicago, which included new pieces based on Midnight Meat Train. It was well attended and the new pieces are spectacular.
Photos from the Packer Schopf show.

Clive Barker and Charlie Athanas
© 2008 Anthony Kosar
Photos from the Packer Schopf show.
Clive Barker and Charlie Athanas
© 2008 Anthony Kosar
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