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Sunday, October 16, 2011

Chris Raecker - Artist Talk at Gallery 180

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Erin Hoyt Image The Filter Photo Festival opened this past Wednesday with a reception at Gallery 180 of The Illinois Institute of Art-Chica...
Tuesday, October 11, 2011

The Opening of Filter Photo Festival at Gallery 180

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The Filter Photo Festival opens tomorrow with an evening reception at Gallery 180 of The Illinois Institute of Art-Chicago. The exhibition—p...
Saturday, October 1, 2011

Where Chicago Magazine

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Both of the artists currently exhibiting in Gallery 180, Audry Cramblit and Chris Raecker, have received some wonderful press for their phot...
Saturday, September 10, 2011

Opening the Fall 2011 Gallery Season at Gallery 180

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Last night’s opening reception for Audry Cramblit and Chris Raecker at Gallery 180 of The Illinois Institute of Art-Chicago was one of the h...
Saturday, September 3, 2011

The Labyrinth and A Midnight Carnival

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Image: Audry Cramblit, “Agatha” 2010, bronze Audry Cramblit ~ “Labyrinth” Chris Raecker ~ “A Midnight Carnival” September 5 - November 3 ...
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Chuck Gniech
Charles Gniech has been a professor at various colleges and universities for more than forty years. Gniech served as Curator for the galleries of The Illinois Institute of Art-Chicago from 2002-2013 and acted as the Collections Curator for the Institute’s Corporate Fine Art Collection. He holds a Master of Fine Art degree with an emphasis in painting and a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with an emphasis in illustration, both from Northern Illinois University. While teaching, curating, and consulting, Gniech continues to paint and exhibits at the national level. His work has been included into numerous gallery and museum exhibitions—repeatedly included at both The Rockford Art Museum and The Fort Wayne Museum of Art. Gniech’s paintings have been acquired for multiple public and private collections, including the permanent collections of The Fort Wayne Museum of Art and Purdue University.
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