Common Ground
Hebru Brantley, Sam Kirk & Hugo Style
September 27th - November 17th
contact [email protected] or 312-361-0281 with any inquiries
Hebru Brantley, Sam Kirk & Hugo Style
September 27th - November 17th
contact [email protected] or 312-361-0281 with any inquiries
Common Ground is a group exhibition that is proud to be a part of Chicago Artists Month 2010 and the theme, "City As Studio". The three featured Chicago artists include Sam Kirk, Hebru Brantley and Hugo Style. All of the artists live and work in different areas of the city and their styles reflect their urban surroundings and comment on the specifics of culture, politics and environment.
The exhibition brings together these three artists for the first time in one telling statement on their individuality as artists and the found common ground in their inspirations to create. The work includes acrylic and spray paint on wood and canvas, sculptures, multi-media and apparel. The overall exhibition is about characters, individuals, thoughts and movements that have inspired each of the artists and continue to be a driving force for their work. The bold colors, imagery and revealed statements are a reflection of their lack of inhibitions as artists and their personal investments into their work. This is an art exhibition of what is currently happening in the Chicago art scene that should not be missed.
The exhibition brings together these three artists for the first time in one telling statement on their individuality as artists and the found common ground in their inspirations to create. The work includes acrylic and spray paint on wood and canvas, sculptures, multi-media and apparel. The overall exhibition is about characters, individuals, thoughts and movements that have inspired each of the artists and continue to be a driving force for their work. The bold colors, imagery and revealed statements are a reflection of their lack of inhibitions as artists and their personal investments into their work. This is an art exhibition of what is currently happening in the Chicago art scene that should not be missed.