We're hitting our summer stride and ready to bring you a bunch more awesome art, starting with a new exhibit we are really excited about! Chicago-based Melissa Sue Stanley is a wonderful multi-disciplinary artist, illustrator, and storyteller that we last showed in 2016, my how time flies!īeginning Saturday, July 1 we'll have a new exhibit featuring a collection of all new creature sculptures from Melissa’s "Woolbeasts" narrative - Creatures You Might Meet on the Treehouse Trail. Martin identifies his expression in art as primarily self-taught and continues to devote himself to perfecting his craft in his Chicago home and studio.
The artistry and story-telling that he found in comic books he poured over when he was young led to a healthy appreciation for art and the desire to have a hand in it himself.įor a time he dabbled in graffiti he took a few courses at the International Academy of Art in Chicago and finally he settled into a style and story that permeates throughout his current artwork. His childhood was filled with inspiring illustrations that he found in comics.
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A largely self-taught painter, Ennis has been honing his artistry and building this world for 20 plus years, and we can't wait to see and share what's next with you!įor first online access to this and future exhibits sign up at Įnnis Martin was born and raised in Chicago. We last showed Ennis in 2019, where he introduced our audience to his sci-fi world of flying and/or four-legged whales with giant feet decked out for battle, other flying aquatic creatures, and bunnies driving mechs.
Our next exhibit is just about ready to launch! Join us this Saturday as we delve into The Multiverse Chronicles - featuring all new artworks by Chicago-based artist, illustrator, B-Boy, and martial artist Ennis Martin!
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