Tuesday, July 16, 2013

On the road

"Rocky Road" is traveling. My digital photo combine is part of the State of Illinois Chicago Gallery's group show, "Fragile Relations: Art + Nature + Environment," which is now at the state's Lockport Gallery. The show reflects how artists interact with, think about, use and are inspired to create by the aspects of our environment.

Fragile Relations highlights the work of fourteen Illinois artists who are inspired by nature and the environment and show diverse ways of perceiving and experiencing the world.  Further, through their work these artists delve into both the internal—or personal—and the external—or shared—environments.  Through a process of reclaiming, Mary Ellen Croteau, Carole Komarek, Michele Stutt, and Toby Zallman transform discarded materials into beautiful works of art.  Denise Bellezzo, Barbara Cooper, and Donna Hapac incorporate natural materials into work that reflect the balances, transformations, and humor in nature. Photographers Xavier Nuez, Jeff Crisman, Jean Sousa, Nora Lloyd, Marjorie David, and Mayra Pimentel explore the world around us—large and small, real and imaginary—revealing the junctures between humans and nature.  Alex Lopez’s mixed media video installations invite the audience to experience an environment that is both beautiful and slightly disturbing.  The exhibit is organized by Jane Stevens, Associate Curator/Gallery Administrator, Illinois State Museum Chicago Gallery. The exhibition runs from May 28 - October 25, 2013. 



Address
201 West 10th Street
Lockport, IL 60441
Hours
Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Sundays, Noon - 5:00 PM. Closed Saturdays and state holidays. Galleries closed during exhibit changes.
Contact Information
Telephone: 815-838-7400
FAX: 815-838-7448
Email: jlustig@museum.state.il.us
Parking/Accessibility
Free Parking is available adjacent to the gallery. The Gallery is fully handicapped accessible.
Directions
Located 35 miles southwest of the Chicago Loop, one block from the crossroads of IL Routes 7 and 171 in historic downtown Lockport
Location on MapQuest.

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