JEANINE HILL-SOLDNER Fine Art

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Saturday, September 20, 2014

New Exhibit of Eight PAVP portraits at OpenWall in Chicago


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Greetings and welcome. I want to share with you my lifelong passion for art, art education, art history and most of all painting. Visitors entering my studio will find paintings and mixed media works in various stages of progress. I am always thinking and writing about my work with a strong emphasis on connecting ideas and experiences of everyday life. My work is continuously nourished through interests and activly engaging in the world through exploring history, literature, music, worldwide travels, and the vastness of human creativity throughout time. I hold a Bachelors of Art in Art Education from University of Florida and a Masters of Art in Art Education from University of Illinois and have continued my education throughout my life. As a professional artist and teacher, the best of both worlds come together in my art and my teaching.
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My new oil painting measuring 48" x 60" will be in my first solo show of 2014, "8 Years Beyond the Studio, Solo Retrospective"

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Shown in the foreground is the famous "Above and Beyond Memorial"

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"Portraits of American Veterans Project" 2011

"Portraits of American Veterans Project" 2011
The "Portraits of American Veterans Project" has exhibited regionally and nationally. This is the stunning Sage Gallery locate in the Lakeside Legacy Arts Park in Crystal Lake. The portraits require a large galllery and the Sage is perfect for showing each painting and each Veteran's story at their best. The "Portraits of American Veterans Project" has also exhibited at Northern Trust Bank in Chicago, GE Diversity Fine Art Gallery in Fairfield Conn. and other venues in the Chicago area.
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