Top: ''Rift'' by Andea Myers is on view at Steven Zevitas Gallery. Above: ''Portrait of an Indian Chief No. 5'' by John Hartley and ''Bus Stop'' by Daniel Blagg are at Kidder Smith Gallery.
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Galleries
This painter uses an expansive palette
Top: ''Rift'' by Andea Myers is on view at Steven Zevitas Gallery. Above: ''Portrait of an Indian Chief No. 5'' by John Hartley and ''Bus Stop'' by Daniel Blagg are at Kidder Smith Gallery.
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Andrea Myers considers herself a painter. You might not know it wandering through her show at Steven Zevitas Gallery. You'll see ripped stacks of paper and fabric collages on the wall, piles of fabric on the floor and on a pedestal, but nothing you might immediately think of as a painting. That's Myers's point. The Chicago artist intends to push ... (Full article: 814 words)
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