Earlier this year, I was selected by
the Chicago Artists' Coalition to be showcased in the largest
collection of Chicago area artists of the year. The
Chicago Art Open - 2009. Out of the countless applicants,
around 300 artists were selected for this years' exhibition.
By the end of the show, over 5,000 art patrons visited the
exhibit's opening night, and the numorous ensuing tours and
lectures. It was a great honor to be a part of such an event.
My piece "Dante Alighieri" was
selected by the jurors to be represented.
The Andersonville/Bowmanville neighborhood
,in coorilation with the Chamber of Commerce, held the first
annual Wheres
Bowmanville? Art festival.
Eight locations in total participated in this event including
Morpho Gallery and Avram Eisen Studio. The opening night event
was on September 12th and produced a heavy turn out despite
the down pour of rain. After this show,
Morpho Gallery asked to retain my piece, "The
Silhouette Within" as part of their permenate collection
The first summer exhibition of 2008
at Andersonville's, Morpho Gallery.
Represented at this show was a collection of over 30 emerging,
talented artists from the Chicago-land area. I had the priveledge
of displaying three of my recently finished pieces in this
show. Always a great turn out, great art and great people.
An art exhibition and music festival
featuring a group of emerging Chicago area artists as well
as musicians and poets. The event was held in the eclectic
neighborhood of Wicker Park at a Chicago
Artist Collective (Charc) venue, The Wor Loft. The
owners of the space were very generous and are vital patrons
of the art community as a whole, especially for the West side.
Two group art exhibitions featuring
local emerging Chicago artists. These events marked the first
public display of my work here in Chicago. Held at Morpho
Gallery in the Bowmanville area of North Chicago,
the exhibition drew an ecelctic array of expressive artists.
Over 15 in all. Phase 1 of the show took place in mid-January,
and Phase 2 began on February 8th. It was a great time and
a great turn out. I fully intend on being a part of more exhibitions
there in the future.
A joint art exhibition featuring the work
of Jamieson Michael Flynn and Alexandra
Sava Klimek. The event was held at the Funky Buddha Lounge
and was a overwhelming success. With over one hundred people
in attendence, this exhibition was a special night for myself,
Alexandra, and the Funky Buddha Lounge. Some of our work continues
to grace the walls of this superb venue.
A show symbolizing a tribute to the diversity
of South Florida. The exhibition was held outdoors around the
perimeter of a hospital so as to be seen by both drivers by
and attendants of the show.
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