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1958 Chicago Artists Exhibition Amounts to an Impressive Demonstration That Our City Main 1958 CHICAGO .,., ::0 0 ~ Sponsored by '- j c: THE ART INSTITUTE ;;.-- z OF CHICAGO "".... AND ~ CHICAGO ART -I ORGANIZAT IONS :I: ::0 IN COOPERAT ION 0 WITH THE c HONORABLE RIC HARD J. DALEY G) :I: MAYOR OF '- THE CITY OF CH ICAGO c: z "".. N !:D.... c.o U1 (X) :z 0 ::0 -I :I: rn X :I: co --I 0 :z :I: ::t> r .! :z ::t> < -< -c rn ::0 (') :I: () ::t> G) 0 r I :z- 0 CJ) CITY OF CHICAGO OFFICE OF THE MAYOR RICHARD J. DALEY MAYOR Chicago has long been noted for creative art and creative artists and the 1958 Chicago Artists Exhibition amounts to an impressive demonstration that our city main- tains its enviable position in this important field of endeavor. As Mayor, I share the pride of our people generally in the leadership which gives recognition to the great and varied talents of the many artists who live and create in Chicago. On behalf of the city, I am happy to join with the artists and the Art Institute of Chicago in giving support to this exhibition. The Art Institute, organizations of artists, clubs devoted to the stimulation of creative art, our galleries and the many schools and academies for the arts have all been interested in our community, as well as in individual, cultural growth and development and it is imperative to all who live in our city that this movement be maintained. RICHARD J. DALEY MAYOR - The tremendous success enjoyed by last year's No Jury exhibition encouraged its sponsors to undertake the 1958 Chicago Artists Exhibition . The exhibition was open to all artists residing in Illinois within a radius of 100 miles of Chi- cago. No work was rejected and ·all of the works submitted are on display. The exhibition is supported by the Art Institute and the leading art organizations of our city. Prizes totaling $7,450, contributed by the Art Institute, have been awarded by a distinguished jury of awards. The Art Institute will select its next annual Chicago and Vicinity Exhibition from the works on display. This year more than 2 100 artists are repre- sented by one work each. The exhibition, in terms of participating artists, is probably the largest ever to be held in this country. A departure from last year's No.Jury show is the selection of an unlimited number of meri- torious works by the jury. The works thus honored are designated by the color tabs on the frames and sculpture stands, The extraordinary response of Chicago aJ:tists to the invitation to exhibit dramatizes the great need of our artists to bring their work before the public, and is conclusive proof of the need for a permanent municipal art gallery where Chicago artists may exhibit their work on a continuing basis. I wish to thank Mayor Richard J. Daley for his interest in this exhibition and for his sympathetic understanding of the cultural needs of our city. I am grateful to the Art Institute, its Board of Trustees and staff, the distinguished group of ladies and gentlemen who served on our com- mittees, and the participating artists and art ARNOLD MAREMONT organizations who have made possible this splendid demonstration of art in our city. COMMITTEES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SPONSORING ART ORGANIZATIONS MAYOR RICHARD J. DALEY All Illinois Society of the Fine Arts Honorary Chairman American Institute of Architects ARNOLD H. MAREMONT American Jewish Arts Club Chairman Art Directors' Club of Chicago SAMUEL A. MARX Co-Chairman Art Institute Alumni Association VICTOR M. PERLMUTTER Art League News Director Artists Equity MRS. LEIGH BLOCK Artists Guild of Chicago MELVIN BRORBY Association of Chicago Painters and Sculptors EVERETT D. GRAFF Chicago Society of Artists HOWARD G. HAAS Cordon Club WILLIAM E. HARTMANN Evanston Art Center BARNET HODES Exhibit "A" EARLE LUDGIN Hyde Park Art Center EVERETT MCNEAR Maywood Arts Club LEE SCHOOLER Midwest Designer Craftsmen MRS. ALF RED SHAW Momentum Municipal Art League ADVISORY COMMITTEE Musarts North Shore Art Guild M I SS MARY C. COLE Board of Education North Shore Art League THOMAS M. FOLDS Northwest Art League Northwestern University Old Town Art Center DANIEL CATTON RICH Palette & Chisel Academy Art Institute of Chicago Park Ridge Art League JOSHUA C . TAYLOR Perspective University of Chicago Renaissance Society DR. MIES VANDER ROHE Illinois Institute of Technology Society for Contemporary American Art REV. NORMAN WEYAND, S.J. Society of Typographic Arts Loyola University Southside Community Art Center ······································································································································~ SPONSORI NG CO MMITTEE JAMES W. ALSDORF J AY DOBLIN PATRICK HOY MRS. ALICE MASON LEOPOLD SEGEDIN MRS. JAMES W. ALSDORF MRS. ROBERT ELLIOT, JR. ROBERT B . JOHNSON DAVID MAYER, J R. ORVILLE SHELDON MRS. PAUL ANDERSON W I NSTON ELTING MRS. SIDNEY KAPLAN MRS. DAVID MAYER, JR. WILLI AM M. SPENCER JACOB M. ARVEY MRS. ABEL FAGEN MRS. SUSAN KARSTROM ROBERT MAYER MRS. WILLIAM M. SPENCER MRS. FRED RIESEL MISS MARGARET FISHER MRS. ROBERT P. KILBERT MRS. JOHN METZENBE RG FRED STEFFEN MRS. TIFFANY BLAKE RICHARD FLORSHEIM EARL KRI BBEN MRS. ALBERT NEWMAN MRS. HAROLD E. STRAUSS LEIGH B. BLOCK MRS. JULES FRIEDLANDER MRS. EARL KRIBBEN JOHN NUVEEN JEROME STONE PIERRE BLOUK E JOHN R. FUGARD, JR. ERWIN G. KUMMER WALTER PARKE MRS. W. S. WHITE, JR. MRS. MARY BORNART H LEO S . GUTHMAN SIGMUND KUNSTADTER ROBERT W . PURSELL MISS BEULAH ZACHARY DAVID CHAPMAN HOMER P . HARGRAVE MRS. JACK LAWSON DR. FRED RAPPAPORT DR. ERNEST ZEISLER MRS. DAVID CHAPMAN HAROL D HAYDON HOMER J . LIVINGSTON HARPER RICHARDS MRS. ERNEST ZEISLER MRS. CHARLES F. CUTTER MICHAEL H I GGINS MRS. SAMUEL A. MARX JOHN W. ROOT All of the works of art submitted to the exhibition are on display. NO WORK WAS REJECTED. The jurors, working independently of each other, selected an unlimited n umber of merit_ori()us works. From this group uf pre~selected works; the jurors chose 21 prize winners by mutual agreement. The color tabs on the frames and pedestals indicate the Most of the works, jurors' individual choices as follows: RED- L.ee A. Ault GREEN - Boris Margo in this exh:-£bitio71. are foi sale. BL:UE- Rainey Ben'nett s i LVER- Freeman Schoolcraft Interested persons may GOLD-FrederiCk-A; Sweet The prize winning works of art are displayed as a group in the obtain information first chamber of the exhibition hall. .by applying to the sales force The meritorious works are displayed on the periphery walls of the galleries. or hostesses in the galleries. All other works are displayed in a loose alphabetical order on the remaining walls. Within the ph ysical limits of this alphabetical plan, some adjustments were made to insure the best possible display. Sculpture is placed in accordance With available space for best presentation. • Each work of art bears the artist's n ame and the title of the work visible to the viewer. ······················~············~·~··········~····················!···································~········-·····4 THE 1958 CHICAGO ARTISTS EXHIBITION atknC?Wledges with grateful appreciation the contributions of time, talent and energy to the follov./i:n,g persons who cooperated in the presentation of this exhibition: ~ .. .. MAYOR RJCHARD J . DALEY MRS. V, BERLJNE;R MRS. LOUTS B . K U PPENHEI M ER, JR. ARNO.LD H. MAREMONT MRS. SAMUEL J . BERGM AN MRS. ALLEN LEVI S . SAMUEL A. MARX . MRS. LEO BL OOMBERG .M RS. HAROLD LASER WI'tLTAM E. H ARTMAN ·MRS. WALTER BARON MRS. HOWARDS. LAPIN JOHN AMON MRS. WILLIAM BECK MRS. EARL A. MORA LAWRENCE J , BARTELS _MRS. LESTER H . BRI LL MRS. ARTHUR MACKMANN MELVIN BRORBY MRS. LOUIS N. COHEN 1\{RS. WILLIAM F. MILLER BRUCE CROCKER MRS. THOMAS CARLIN MRS. GEORGE MARIENTHAL MARTHA DAVID . MR. & MRS. ROBERT CLICHE MRS.- A. PHILIPSBORN ' HOWARD G. HAAS :MRS. SAMUEL H. EPSTEIN MRS. ARTHUR ·pANCoE GEORGE HMAT MRS. ROBERT. E. ENGLISH MRS. WALTER PANCOE MARILEW KOGAN MRS. FRED -M. FRTEDLOB MRS. J. RUBENSTEIN . THOMAS MILLER MRS. WILLARD FREEHLING M RS. CY RUBEN ANN ROMAN MRS. JOHN FEINBERG MRS. MARTIN RYAN BURR ROBBJNS MRS. BURT()N GOLDBERG MRS. ELDRED A.-RAU SCH , ARTHQR· R!JBLOIPF ji.1RS. IRVING H . GOLDBERG MRS. SIDNEY L. R.Ol!IN LEE SCH OOLER COMMANDER ARTHUR A. GILBERT MRS. ROBERT C. RI CHHEIMER ' ~ " FREDERICK SWEET MRS. DAVID. GOLDMAN MRS. WILL IAM ROSS LOUISE DUNN YOCHJM _ MRS. RICHARD L. GREER MRS. JAY SI MON MRS. HOWARD GREEN MRS HERBERT T. SCHAFFNER MRS. WILLIAM GUTHMAN MRS. IRVIN SYLVER,N VOLUNTEER HOSTS; HOSTESSES MRS. EUGENA 'x. H ASSELMAN MRS. HAROLD T;R_OSSMAN AND SALES FORCE MRS. RUTH A. H OFF M R S. MYRTLE ,E. TODES MRS. SIDNEY J , KAPLAN MISS JOSEPHINE TODES MRS. MORT ON S. -ABELSON MRS. SIDNEY KORSHAK MRS. OTTO WALLIS MRS. ALE)!: BRODSKY MRS. W . KORF MRS. MAURICE WAX I r PRIZES THE MR. AND MRS. FRANK G. LOGAN ART INSTITUTE THE JOSEPH N. EISENDRATH PRIZE of two hundred dol- MEDAL and Prize of fifteen hundred dollars for purchase lars, either for purchase or award, for a work of art in or an award for an oil painting or sculpture which has any medium by an artist w ho b as not exhibited for more not previously received a cash aw ard. than five years. THE MR. AND MRS. SEYMOUR OPPENHEIMER PURCHASE THE MR. AND MRS. FRANK G. LOGAN ART INSTITUTE PRIZE of two hundred dollars to be awarded by the Cur a- MEDAL and Prize of one thousand dollars, for purchase or an award, for an oil painting or sculpture which has tors of the Departments of Painting and Sculpture and not previously received a cash award. Prints and Drawings for a work or works in any medium. THE PAULINE PALMER PRIZE of one hundred and fifty THE PAULINE PALMER PRIZE of seven h undred and fifty dollars for a print.
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