Emmett Kyoshi ––
Solo Exhibition / My Paint III
St. Jane Hotel
Emmett Kyoshi’s exhibition raised awareness and money for the Jackson Chance Foundation (JCF). This organization enriches the lives of families with babies in the NICU by allowing them to spend more time with their critically ill babies. JCF's NICU Transportation program removes the financial burden of parking fees, giving every family the opportunity to be with their child every day.
Emmett Kyoshi showcased a new collection of abstract work and collaboration with Matthew Hoffman You Are Beautiful piece to be auctioned to highest bidder.
Figure & Form —
Group Exhibition / 20 Artists
September 2018 Bucktown, Chicago
Chad Edwards & Lola Schalekamp had the privilege of co-curating and drawing in creatives from every corner of the city to facilitate creative connection for 20 artists. Themed Figure & Form, the show gave attendees a peek in to the multidimensionality of artists’ lives and skillsets, ranging from designers, sculptors, tattoo artists, and painters. Featured works from Amanda Stalter, Ariana Vaeth, Brendan Murphy, CJ Aslan, Cristi López, Daliah Ammar, Darius Airo, Darius Lipinski, David Allen, Dougan Khim, Elizabeth Claire, Ennis Martin, Jasmina Cazacu, Jon Anthony Syverson, Kirsten Miccoli, Nikko Washington, Noelia Towers, Phillip Schalekamp, Raul Ra.
Photo by Tom Gavin
Photo by Tori “Torsion” Howard
Photo by Tori “Torsion” Howard
Photo by Tom Gavin
Photo by Tori “Torsion” Howard
2016-2017 Curation Hiatus, worked for Basketball Artist School: Katatura, Namibia, Southern Africa
2013-2016 ASSISTANT FOR PHILLIP SCHALEKAMP for
Dissecting Art, Intersecting Anatomy––
Profiling the work of mid-century scientific artist, Pauline Lariviere, the collection showcased a new approach to medical illustration.
S3 Gallery in Chicago, an exhibit titled Dissecting Art, Intersecting Anatomy profiled the work of Pauline Lariviere, a mid-century scientific artist who brought a new approach to medical illustration. Unlike most of her contemporaries, Lariviere moved away from trying to perfectly recreate human anatomy, but rather focused on accentuating important features and using vibrant colors to improve understanding. The exhibit featured many of Lariviere’s works, as well as those of artists that were influenced by her philosophy and style.
OH AND ALSO Spring 2018 EDITORIAL
Art direction + styling Armani Barron, Jewelry/Nails/Styling Jane Georges, Photo Erika Dufour, Makeup Kasha Rodig, Hands Sara
