CBB Members Paul Young & Margaret Fox are pleased to announce the creation of
YOUNG FOX GALLERY
101 Orchard Street
Michigan City, Indiana 46360
We extend an invitation to the Inaugural Exhibit
June 23-24, 2007 Saturday & Sunday 1-6 pm
BAUHAUS TO CHICAGO
An exhibition of Paintings, Sculpture, Drawings, Prints,
Photographs, Publications, Decorative Arts, Furniture
Works by Teachers and Students
Bauhaus / New Bauhaus / Institute of Design
Architecture Department IIT
Chicago Artists and Architects
Young Fox Gallery is pleased to join the Chicago metropolitan/Northwest Indiana
arts community. The gallery’s permanent home will be in the Broadway Park
development at Dunes Highway & Broadway, Beverly Shores.
The Young Fox Gallery will present XXth century art of great diversity. At the opening
reception, a continuous slideshow of other available art and objects will be shown.
The exhibit and all gallery artists may be viewed by appointment through August.
Future exhibits planned include:
City of Many Dreams: Early Drawings of Wesley Willis 1981-1985...with publication
Chon Gregory (1927-2000) Designer: Photograms to Furniture...with publication
Howard Dearstyne (1903-1979): Fifty Years of Photography 1928-1978
Mario Villanueva (1947-1994) Retrospective: Paintings, Drawings, Prints
The Early Works of Alfred Caldwell 1921-1945...with publication
Eddie Balchowsky (1916-1989): Paintings, Drawings, Prints
Plan a great weekend getaway and visit the antique malls along the way looking for mid-century treasures!
RSVP 219.872.5498 or YoungFoxGallery@comcast.net
Save the DateDateAnnouncement for our upcoming Barrington Tour featuring the Weese homeand studio, plus homes by Edward Dart, Don Erickson, Dennis Blair, andFay Jones. Tour planning is in progress, and details are subject tochange.
Sunday, August 5 - Registration will begin soon, details to follow in our next newsletter.
Californians Came to Tour Chicago-area ModernismThis last weekend,
Chicago Bauhaus and Beyond hosted a wonderful tour group of guests from the
Palm Springs Modern Committee (preservation group). Joe Kunkel and Joan Gand planned part of the tour and took the group to see the mid-century architectural wonders of the city and the Northern suburbs, visiting members home along the way. A big thank-you to all members who participated and it was great to get a chance to show those Californians that they are not the only ones with great modernism! The tour included visits to buildings by Edward Dart, Milton Schwartz, Tony Grunsfeld, Edward Humrich, Albert Eichstadt, and Keck and Keck. They also went to the Farnsworth House, IIT, Charnley House, Lake Point Towers, and two gardens by Alfred Caldwell.
Keck and Keck Sign Donated to CBBOne of our members, whose home was on our 2005 Keck and Keck tour, has donated an original Keck and Keck sign that was used as a display sign when her home was originally built. The sign was saved in her beautifully maintained garage above the door all these years!
