Judy A Saslow Gallery

300 West Superior - Chicago IL 60654

phone 312.943.0530 - fax 312.943.3970
www.jsaslowgallery.com - jsaslow@corecomm.net
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Did You Know?

Artwork by Johann Hauser for sale

Sue Lowenburg with 3 new gallery pieces

Successful New York Outsider Art Fair

Gerard Cambon in French art magazine

Cute new critter by Nancy Josephson in gallery

Edmond Engel recently featured in Art Knowledge

David Csicsko and Mike Noland at their recent opening.

Gallery returns from SOFA and prepares for New York

Soviet Posters; Saslow exhibit continues, coincides with Art Institute

Cool Classics! visits the Gallery

Michael Noland's work purchased for Union League Club

Gerard Cambon news

The Lagerhaus Museum acquires work by Christine Sefolosha

Francois Burland's new giant submarine!

Jason Rohlf recently completed a major commission for the MTA's Arts for Transit program.

 

 

GALLERY NEWS and EVENTS

Johann Hausers are seldom available, but since Judy is moving her personal
collection she has put hers up for sale. See our new Hauser piece,
Moon with Two Stars
.

Pencil-artist Sue Lowenberg has three new pieces in our gallery, on
display now!

We've returned from the Outsider Art Fair, in New York, celebrating its 20th year. What a nice surprise! Gerard Cambon brought some new work to the New York Outsider Art Fair. Everyone was fascinated by his Ferris Wheels, and several sold immediately. Come see more at our gallery.

Gerard Cambon's recent show at Galerie Beatrice Soulet is reviewed in European art magazine Miroir De L'Art.
Click here to link to the article. (in French Language)
http://miroirdelart.over-blog.fr/article-gerard-cambon-79775815.html

squirrel
A sequinned, new artwork by gallery artist Nancy Josephson, Squirrel with Treasure Chest, has just arrived.

Edmond Engel was recently featured in Art Knowledge News' article about SOFA + the Intuit Show of Outsider and Folk Art!

Click here to see the article and images

david csicsko, mike noland opening
David Csicsko and Mike Noland at their recent opening.

The Judy A Saslow gallery is continuing our exhibit of Soviet Propaganda posters, co-inciding with an exhibit gaining much attention at Chicago's Art Institute. Our posters are from the 1980's, while the Art Institute unveils World War II posters from Soviet Union. Please Click Here to View Images of these Soviet Posters.

Cool Classics! uses classic books to connect elementary public school students to a unified world of reading, art, culture and ideas in an after-school setting.
Here are some photos from a recent visit by Cool Classics to the Judy A Saslow Gallery:

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Please click here to link to their web site and the full slide show of photographs from the visit.

Michael Noland's work was recently purchased for the Union League Club of Chicago's private collection. He is featured in our current show at Judy A Saslow Gallery.

Gerard Cambon is making new work and is mentioned with a view of his new work in the European art movie, ARTE (around minute 9).
http://www.rtbf.be/video/v_50-degres-nord?id=1291553&category=viepratique

The Lagerhaus Museum in St. Gallen has acquired a work titled, Ceberus, by Christine Sefolosha, for their permanent collection.

Francois Burland's newest work from his Space Cowboy project--an 18-meter long wooden and tin submarine entitled Atomik Submarine--will be shown at the Ethnographic Museum in Neuchatel, Switzerland as part of the show What Are You Doing After the Apocolypse? A photo of the piece appears in the 2011 summer issue of RAW Vision magazine, and many of Burland's pieces (along with copies of the magazine) are for sale at Judy Saslow Gallery now.

Judy Saslow Gallery artist Jason Rohlf has recently completed a major commission for New York City's MTA Arts for Transit program, which encourages the use of public transit by presenting visual arts projects in subway and commuter rail stations. For the commission, Rohlf traveled to the Franz Mayer Studio in Munich, Germany to assist in the large-scale reproduction of one of his signature bird paintings in laminated and fused glass. The work is located at the Far Rockaway Subway Station. www.mta.info

jason rohlf mta glass mural

 

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