Amazing gallery run by the most kind people you could ever hope to meet. I really love the space,…read moreand the people you meet at openings are incredibly friendly. The art is also always stunning, and everyone is incredibly knowledgeable about the process and creation of the works on display. I love going to this gallery.

Hats off to John Corbett! This is an amazing gallery. The shows are thoughtfully curated and…read morenever fail to spark good conversation. I've also seen some truly kick-ass musical acts here (notably Han Bennink back in January 2009 - at 67 this man had more energy than many acts half his age).

Had a good time at this art museum and gallery. It certainly is a way to know about a local artist…read morewho had a big impact. The Ed Paschke Art Center is the biggest collection of his work. Also it's free. There's a lot of permanent collections, and you can find exhibits by other local artists who come here for training. A few things about him. In 1939 he was born on the North Side. There was early influence by his father who made Disney animation and sketches among other things. After graduating from The School Of The Art Institute Of Chicago, he got a travel scholarship to Mexico. There he was influenced by the art colors and patterns. He was in the army, making drawings for weapons manuals. Then he started making collages using images from newspapers. He would enlarge and reproduce these using oil on canvas. Then getting his MFA at SAIC, he was influenced by the first museum exhibition held by Andy Warhol. He was getting popular as an artist. Then he also began teaching classes at several universities. Often he would invite students over to his studio, and tell them to grab a brush and start painting on a canvas. The Art Institute Of Chicago had a traveling career retrospective in 1989 that was one of his career highlights. In 2004 he passed away. The city honored him by naming a street after him. A few years later this art center was created by his children and the Rabb Family Foundation. This opened in 2014 and increased the awareness of his work and life. Admission is free. This is because of their commitment to accessibility to the public. In the permanent collection is the Howard Street Studio installation. This reimagines his art studio with unfinished art works, source material, and souvenirs. Basically it's like giving you an idea of how he made art. One can get a sense of his painting techniques, like how he used sponges to get the color and volume. A lot of other stuff in the permanent collection. Vaca Victoria was a part of the 1999 public art project "Cows On Parade." It was one of hundreds of fiberglass cows created by Chicago artists. This used to be on Superior in River North. It was only there a few days. There was controversy about some local gang symbols. It has a head painted like the Bulls logo. The six stars represent the NBA Championship wins. Also there's stuff by other local artists. This has a residency program where they can learn. Getting here is pretty easy without a car. It's located on Higgins by Milwaukee Avenue and the Jefferson Park Metra station. This is easy to get to with public transportation.

I'd love to see more of his exhibits or his artworks. I was awestruck when I come across his art…read moreexhibits at art institute I begged my dad to take me there when I was in high school. There I met Ed Paschke after I grabbed bought art book about him, got his autograph. I treasure this art book with his signature when I greeted him politely and told him my name. ( I wrote it down on note because I'm deaf and too shy to talk. Thank you Ed Paschke. May your colorful spirit in arts live on! I hope or wish to have one of your masterpieces. They are so beautiful and vibrant! I'll post pic once I find my art book.

This gallery features glass sculptures by prominent artists such as Lino Tagliapietra. This makes…read morethe place more accessible to those who just don't get contemporary abstract art.

This is a great gallery with wonderful and friendly staff. While I've not purchased anything here…read moredirectly I've referred clients here several times who have and I've been in a few times and they've always been helpful. One of the better galleries in the area.

Wow, a lot I didn't know about printing! Attended a free holiday public gathering with reasonable…read moresales of many artists, using various methods to achieve unusual results! Selection was all over the place, but traveling makes it difficult to get in suitcase. Very interesting!

So amazing!!! The people, the art, the mission all add up to a wonderful place to explore and…read moresupport...

Sure art is subjective, but the master strokes of Josh Moulton tend to capture life in a way that…read morebrings new perspective & a calming sense of tranquility. From city scapes, to serene harbors and rural settings there is something to behold and cherish in each one of his pieces. This gallery also features some of his father's art, which is a must for any fan of mad men era Agency art and other vintage abstracts. This is a working art gallery, so it can be exciting to see works in progress, (he does a lot of commissions of families, estates, etc.) Josh is a great person & artist and his gallery is worth a visit online or if you make it to Chicago, if you're looking for a gift he offers a host of options at all price points. The gallery also features huge fish tanks and a turtle terrarium. At JM fine art there is truly something for everyone.

We love Josh art. It's vibrant, relevant, and sucks you into the picture. Each time I look the…read morepiece it causes me remember fondly on past memories with people. He was a professional to work with and we receive compliments on his art when friends are over. I've eyed many a piece and love the art we purchased. Art is in the eye of the beholder but you will love working with him and he can do custom pieces as well which I think you will be happy with. His originals are fantastic as are his prints. Support the arts.

Great photographic work on display, very thoughtful and enjoyable…read more If you are looking for something to hang on the wall, there is everything from narratives to something simply pretty. Either way, something for everyone. In particular I enjoyed the work of Janise Lenore and Sasha Andruzheychik in the most recent juried show- which if you hustle- still up for you to covet too. The subtlety and textures of these photographs... mesmerizing. In the $100- $150 range: Which is a pretty affordable way to support local artists, not to mention gussy up the walls of your home and office!

Perspective Gallery is a co-op gallery of up to 20 fine art photographers. The exhibits change each…read moremonth, and there is an opening reception the first Saturday of each month from 5-8pm. The gallery hosts LENS, an annual international juried show in March, as well as an annual high school show each summer. The gallery is friendly and accessible, and an artistic asset to Evanston.

Walter's gallery is one of the most unique art experiences I've ever had. Walter himself is…read moreamazing--warm, full of stories, and always eager to talk about his art (and chess!). Visiting his gallery isn't just about buying something; it's about connecting, exploring, and seeing what speaks to you. He'll happily share the story behind every piece, and if something resonates, you might just end up taking it home. Prices range from affordable prints to signed originals, depending on what you're drawn to. Honestly, everyone should stop by--even just to say hi to Walter. You'll leave inspired.

Made a deal to buy a large quantity of art at a heavily discounted rate. Reneged on the art deal…read moreafter receiving a few at wholesale cost. Super Shady artist,

Marya Veeck's artistic talent is boundless. A Chicago girl…read morewho grew up in Maryland's Chesapeake Bay nestled in Peach blossom Creek she has absorbed art in her memory bank. Her creativity is superb. I hope she can knock it out of the park for years to come. John Brady Easton, MD

Great place to view and purchase art. They have varied shows throughout the year…read more Marya Veeck knows her art!