Gallery Exhibit Details

Individual Exhibitions by Chicago Artists

Gladys Nilsson
Watercolors (1970 - 2010).

This exhibition includes selections from the artist’s forty-year exploration of watercolor. Nilsson’s work is represented in numerous public collections, including the WFU Student Union Contemporary Art Collection. A visiting artist talk by Nilsson is scheduled for 3:30, Tuesday, October 25, in Room 9, Art Department.
Nilsson resume.pdf

Jim Nutt
Etchings (1967-1977).

This selection of etchings, notable for their psycho/sexual imagery, parallels the artist’s drawings and paintings from the same period. Nutt was recently the focus of a major retrospective exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago.
Jim Nutt NY times.pdf

Richard Hull
Paintings and Drawings.

Included in this exhibition are paintings and drawings by an artist characterized as a “painter’s painter.” Also know for his collaborations with jazz musicians, Hull’s abstract paintings resemble magnetic fields and circulatory systems.
http://www.westernexhibitions.com/hull/index.htm

Exhibition review in Winston-Salem Journal Oct. 23, 2011
WS Journal review Oct-2011.pdf

Oct. 13 - December 9, 2011
Exhibition details:
Individual Exhibitions by Chicago Artists Gladys Nilsson Watercolors (1970 - 2010). This exhibition includes selections from the artist’s forty-year exploration of watercolor. Nilsson’s work is represented in numerous public collections, including the WFU Student Union Contemporary Art Collection. A visiting artist talk by Nilsson is scheduled for 3:30, Tuesday, October 25, in Room 9, Art Department. Nilsson resume.pdf Jim Nutt Etchings (1967-1977). This selection of etchings, notable for their psycho/sexual imagery, parallels the artist’s drawings and paintings from the same period. Nutt was recently the focus of a major retrospective exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago. Jim Nutt NY times.pdf Richard Hull Paintings and Drawings. Included in this exhibition are paintings and drawings by an artist characterized as a “painter’s painter.” Also know for his collaborations with jazz musicians, Hull’s abstract paintings resemble magnetic fields and circulatory systems. http://www.westernexhibitions.com/hull/index.htm Exhibition review in Winston-Salem Journal Oct. 23, 2011 WS Journal review Oct-2011.pdf

Gladys Nilsson, The Forest, 2004, watercolor	Jim Nutt, I’m not stopping, 1977, etching	Richard Hull, Untitled drawing, 2005, crayon	Hairy Who Catalog cover