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Jennifer Cronin
Jennifer Cronin is a Chicago-based visual artist known for her uncanny realistic paintings that explore the mystery and complexity of everyday life.  Cronin’s work has evolved many times over, delving into psychology, income inequality, and climate change.  Her most recent work celebrates the mundane, infusing quotidian scenes with a sense of magic and mystery.  While Cronin has spent over a decade absorbed in the craft of oil painting, in recent years she has branched out, exploring new subjects and approaches.  She has oscillated from stark to light-hearted subjects, and delved into screen printing, mural painting, digital illustration, and animation.  With each new approach, Cronin continues to find ways to explore our innate emotional connection to one another, tapping into our shared sense of joy, fear, love, and hope.  
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Jennifer’s work has been featured on NPR, Newcity, and Sixty Inches from Center.  Her work has been included in exhibitions at the Elmhurst Art Museum, Museo Internazionale Italia Arte, and the Grand Rapids Public Museum as well as galleries at Google and Argonne National Laboratory.  Jennifer received her BFA in painting from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. 
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"Gateway", oil and acrylic on canvas, 48" x 36", $3,500
"Dead End", oil on canvas, 36" x 24", SOLD
"Long Distance", oil and acrylic on canvas, 36" x 72", SOLD
"Neighbors", oil and acrylic on canvas, 48" x 48", SOLD
"Portal", oil on panel, 16" x 16", SOLD
"Electric Sky", oil on canvas, 16" x 26", $1,800
"Rainbow Connection", oil on canvas, 42" x 72", SOLD
"Looking Glass", oil on canvas, 36" x 36", $4,000
"Drifting no.1", oil on canvas, 24x24, 2016, SOLD
"Drifting no.2", oil on canvas, 24x24, 2016, SOLD
"Untitled no.1 (The Peculiar Manifestation of Paint in my Everyday Life)" , limited edition print on Hahnemühle photo rag paper, 12 x 22, $100
"Lucky to Have Eachother", oil on canvas, 66x52, 2011, $4500
"A Stitch in Time Saves Nine", oil on canvas, 48x72, $4,000
"Untitled", Oil on canvas, 72x46, 2013, SOLD
"Perception of What May Not Be no. 1" - Oil on canvas - 28 x 42 - 2013 - SOLD
"What was Once a Home (South Damen Avenue)" - 12" x 16”- Carbon pencil on tinted paper - 2014 - SOLD
"What was Once a Home (West 70th Place)" - 8" x 10” - Carbon pencil on tinted paper - 2014 - SOLD
"Untitled no. 3 (from the peculiar manifestation of paint in my everyday life)" - oil on canvas - 84x56 - 2010 - $5,000
Sunday. Oil on Canvas, 2009, 78" x 42", $4,000
"Untitled no.2 (from the peculiar manifestation of paint in my everyday life)" - oil on canvas - 72 x 48 - 2010 - $4,500
"Untitled no.2 (A New Set of Worries)" - oil on canvas - 36 x 66 - 2012 - $4,000
"Untitled no. 1 (Customer Service)" - oil on canvas - 60 x 36 - 2013 - $4,000
"Untitled no.2 (Customer Service)", oil on canvas, 36x60, 2012, $3500
"Untitled no. 3 (Customer Service)" - oil on canvas - 60 x 36 - 2012 - $4,000
"Untitled no. 4 (Customer Service)" - oil on canvas - 60 x 36 - 2013 - $4,000
"Untitled no. 5 (Customer Service)" - oil on canvas - 60 x 36 - 2013 - $4,000
"Untitled no.7 (Customer Service)", oil on canvas, 36x60, 2012, $4,000
Pearl. Oil on Canvas, 2007, 64" x 34", $3,500
Delusion. Oil on Canvas, 2007, 66" x 54", $4,000
Rumination. Oil on Canvas, 2007, 64" x 48", $3,500
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