Showing posts with label artcetera gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artcetera gallery. Show all posts

Monday, February 25, 2013

OUTPOUR 2013


An Invitational Exhibition of Works by Established Contemporary Ceramic Artists
Curated by Ben Bates / Exhibition March 1 – April 17, 2013

Opening Reception Friday, March 1, 7:00 - 9:00p.m.

Showing in conjunction with FUSEDChicago: A Group Encaustic Exhibition in the Wright Gallery

Please view the catalogue of works on view here.



































Works by: Dan Anderson, Bob Archambeau, Ben Bates, Joe Bennion, Margaret Bohls, David Bolton, Chris Campbell,Linda Christensen, Sam Chung, Bede Clark, Charity Davis-Woodard, Josh DeWeese, Paul Dresang, Neil Estrick, Adam Field, Julia Galloway, John Glick, Steven Hill, Chuck Hindes, Cathi Jefferson, Doug Jeppesen, Brian R. Jones, Matt Kelleher, Ben Krupka, Jayson Lawfer, Simon Levin, Suze Lindsay, Liz Lurie, Kent McLaughlin, Lorna Meaden, Jenny Mendes, Ron Meyers, Ted Neal, John Neely, Lou Pierozzi, Adam Posnak, Deb Schwartzkopf, Brad Schwieger, Jane Shellenbarger, Linda Sikora, Gertrude Smith, Tara Wilson, Gwendolyn Yoppolo

Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Featured Artist: Debbie Carlos

The Artcetera Gallery recently went through a makeover. The new look and feel of the space enabled the art to be exhibited in a way more conducive to appreciating the work.

A corner has been created a corner for featured artists. Additionally, there is all new artwork in the gallery. Currently on feature is the photography of Debbie Carlos.


Debbie was born in Los Angeles, raised in Manila, studied psychology in Massachusetts and photography at SAIC in Chicago. She recently moved to Michigan, but we are ecstatic to have her large archival prints for sale in the Artcetera Gallery. Her work has been featured in episodes on HGTV and has developed quite a following with her online sales. She also creates beautiful jewelry, soon to be for sale in the gallery.

As with all artwork, the subtle qualities and beauty of Carlos's work is best appreciated in person. We hope you're able to come by the gallery to enjoy the excellent works of our current, featured artist.