Artist: Diana Leviton Gondek

Date: 2024

Dimensions: 10 x 10

Medium: Mixed Media

Diana majored in Fine Arts and went on to become Art Director at Northwestern University. Diana is back to Fine Art.. She is well established in the Chicago art scene with numerous group shows, solo shows, gallery representations and multiple publications including two book covers. CBS News also done several special segment on her and her art.
She has designed and painted public art statues owned by United Stare Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel and Chicago dignitaries.. Diana was commissioned, by Special Olympics, to create a painting to be used nationally and internationally to promote their 50th Anniversary. The painting is now owned by Timothy Shriver in DC. Most recently she co chaired an art exhibition at the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art for Special Olympics. She also has work in the permanent collection at the Chicago History Museum.
Outside of the US, Diana has sold artwork in Ireland, Germany and the Netherlands. She was also part of art fair exhibitions in Busan Korea, New York, New York, London and the Hamptons, New York and Art Basel Miami for the last four years.

Artist: Yolitzin

Date: 2022

Dimensions: 48x36x1

Medium: India ink, marker and acrylic paint on canvas

As an artist I have been exploring and experimenting with paints and other mediums ever since my time and space has allowed me to. I have no real purpose for me to create art, only because it's my own personal way of expression. I can't help but to create. My childhood growing up first generation in the United States coming from old traditional Mexican immigrants and being born a brown skin woman in today's America to me working in the hospitality industry has greatly influence my art. My art shows a snippet of my life in where it's a moment in time that I've experience.

Artist: November Gordon

Date: 2024

Dimensions: 18x14x2

Medium: Acrylic &oil on canvas

I am a young Artist of mixed medias. I am a father of two wonderful little kiddies. My main Goal is to touch people's minds, body, soul and heart with my works. I came up with "By. Nxvember" simply because that is who the work is by and most people during the year want to accomplish a lot "BY. NXVEMBER".
My future teaching business is named " New Life Art Studios " where I want to teach all ages about art and how to master their skill set. I Just want to spread love to the community.

Artist: Justin White

Date: 2023

Dimensions: 12x48

Medium: Pen, watercolor on canvas

Born in Englewood, a challenging neighborhood in Chicago, known for its high crime rate and poverty, Justin White defies adversity with a passion for pen creations. Embracing the idea that, like God's work, there are no mistakes, Justin, born with the genetic eye condition Keratoconus, transforms his unique vision onto the canvas. Despite severe vision loss by his mid-teens, his art reflects life's intricacies, the struggles he overcomes, and the beauty he sees in the world.
Justin's dedication to portraying anatomy as a celebration of God's creation highlights the nuanced details within his broader body of work. His story, from Englewood to a legally blind artist, has made him a role model and inspiration for aspiring artists and people with disabilities everywhere. Justin's journey is a testament to the power of perseverance, emphasizing the importance of following your dreams, no matter the obstacles that stand in your way.

Artist: Douglas Frohman

Date: 2014

Dimensions: 60"x 48"x 02"

Medium: oil on canvas

Doug Frohman is a visual & metaphysical artist working in Chicago & New York. Over the past decades, he has created a number of distinctive series, shown here based on how they "speak" to each other and to us.

Mr. Frohman's work has been inspired by the worlds of meditation & yoga psychology he has explored since college. This on-going study has fed his expansive imagination, spawning many of the themes that have come to define and characterize his work.

Artist: M Woods

Date: 2024

Dimensions: 48x 60

Medium: Acrylic & Oil on Canvas

M. Woods (They/Them/He/Him) is the principle media drug designer at DISASSOCIATIVE PRODUCTIONS www.thedigitalsickness.com M is a multidisciplinary artist, curator, and activist based in Chicago. They graduated from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts (BFA 2010) and received the Erna Plachte Award at the University of Oxford (MFA 2021). They have exhibited their work internationally for the past 15 years, including at IFFR, the Flaherty Seminar, The Royal Society of British Artists, The Oberhausen International Film Festival, the Bodleian Library, Prismatic Ground, and the Ann Arbor Film Festival, where they also served as special curator. They have received support from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts, Light Cone Paris, and Collectif Jeune Cinema.

Woods' work is a cartography of malignant nihilism, founded upon global Capitalism, and expressed through all available media.

Artist: Mindy Scott

Date: 2024

Dimensions: 20x20x1 - Diptych

Medium: Acrylic on canvas

Mindy is an emerging acrylic artist who loves exploring color and movement.

Artist: Isabella Scott

Dimensions: 11x14

Medium: Mixed Media

Isabella Scott is an illustrator and fine artist from Winnebago, Illinois. She currently lives in Chicago. She has created a wide range of art in a variety of mediums from ballpoint pen to photography. She loves creating a world where she combines fact and fantasy. She has dedicated her career to creating diverse and inclusive work that celebrates the uniqueness of everyone and the world around her.

Isabella's work has been seen in galleries, magazines, murals, and editorial publications. Her strong understanding of visual storytelling has helped her create unique, diverse illustrations that have been on display all throughout Chicago and even internationally in Korea. Her work has been featured in the Chicago Reader and South Side Weekly. She has been in numerous gallery shows including Columbia's March of Mini's, Portrait Show, and Illustrate the Vote. She also is a budding muralist with her latest mural right across Grant Park as a part of the Wabash Art Corridors.

Isabella is determined to make a difference and plans to continue making work that is diverse and inclusive that celebrates the world around her.