I take a lot of pictures as reference for my paintings and drawings. I arrived early in Chicago before I was to present an art program for the Vet Art Project at the Chicago Cultural Center so I went to Millennium Park to see the wonderful sights at Crown Fountain. This was one of the hottest days of the summer, and in the City the heat is intensified by the radiant sun reflecting from the skyscrapers onto the street. The coolest and most refreshing location in Chicago is a Crown Fountain. I took off my shoes and just started taking photographs. I was delightfully surprised when I viewed the results of light and water radiating from above onto the humanity seeking refuge from the sweltering heat. This is just one from the collection. This is one of four photos that I have on exhibit in "Backstory" the annual Workshop for Contemporary Artists show at the Old Courthouse Art Center in Woodstock.
"Portraits of American Veterans: A Continuing Dialogue Exhibit"
"Portraits of American Veterans: A Visual Dialogue" November 2010 Exhibit in Sage Gallery , Photo by Chris O'Neil
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Soldner Fine Art Studio
Portraits of American Veterans Project
Lakeside Legacy Arts Park
I have been approved by Fractured Atlas: " Portraits of American Veterans Project has been approved by our Board of Directors and is now active. Welcome to a vibrant community of artists and organizations who are critical contributors to the creative sector's vitality, autonomy, and innovation!"
To Learn more about Fractured Atlas and how you can contribute to my fund raising and grant seeking effort to raise funds so "Portraits of American Veterans Project" will get the money needed to move the artworks and veteran's stories around the U.S. in a traveling exhibit.
Thank you!
Soldner Fine Art Studio
Portraits of American Veterans Project
Lakeside Legacy Arts Park
I have been approved by Fractured Atlas: " Portraits of American Veterans Project has been approved by our Board of Directors and is now active. Welcome to a vibrant community of artists and organizations who are critical contributors to the creative sector's vitality, autonomy, and innovation!"
To Learn more about Fractured Atlas and how you can contribute to my fund raising and grant seeking effort to raise funds so "Portraits of American Veterans Project" will get the money needed to move the artworks and veteran's stories around the U.S. in a traveling exhibit.
“Portraits of American Veterans Project” is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions for the purposes of Portraits of American Veterans Project must be made payable to Fractured Atlas and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Please send contributions to Jeanine Hill-Soldner, P.O. Box 7234, Algonquin, IL, 60102. Checks should be made payable to Fractured Atlas, with “Portraits of American Veterans Project” in the memo line. Send electronic donations to Fractured Atlas Portraits of American Veterans Project.
Thank you!
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Capturing Sparkling Light Through Water in Chicago
I take a lot of pictures as reference for my paintings and drawings. I arrived early in Chicago before I was to present an art program for the Vet Art Project at the Chicago Cultural Center so I went to Millennium Park to see the wonderful sights at Crown Fountain. This was one of the hottest days of the summer, and in the City the heat is intensified by the radiant sun reflecting from the skyscrapers onto the street. The coolest and most refreshing location in Chicago is a Crown Fountain. I took off my shoes and just started taking photographs. I was delightfully surprised when I viewed the results of light and water radiating from above onto the humanity seeking refuge from the sweltering heat. This is just one from the collection. This is one of four photos that I have on exhibit in "Backstory" the annual Workshop for Contemporary Artists show at the Old Courthouse Art Center in Woodstock.
