Five Photographers Art Event

Posted on September 4, 2013 by Beth

: Sandy Ramsey, CCO Executive Director, admiring photographs

: Jose, CCO resident, chats with Michelle Britton.

: Adam Holtzman, owner of Alibi Fine Art Gallery.

: Fred Burkhart, photo artist, donated images and attended the event.

: The closing of the silent auction.

: Michelle Britton, photographer and event organizer.

CCO would like to say thank you to Michelle Britton for putting together such an amazing gallery event last week!

Five Photographers : Five Visions of Social Justice was a success! Many prints for silent auction sold and the event was well attended.

Thank you to Alibi Fine Art Gallery who provided a beautiful and welcoming space for everyone to view the prints. And a huge thank you to photographers, Sandro, Jim Newberry, David Gremp, Fred Burkhart and Michelle Britton who donated prints and the patrons who purchased them! It was a great night!

View Silent Auction Prints

Posted on August 24, 2013 by Beth

Don’t miss Five Photographer : Five Visions of Social Justice event that will be taking place on Thursday, August 29 at Alibi Art Gallery from 6 – 9pm. The night will include a silent auction of selected prints by Jim Newberry, Sandro, Fred Burkhart, David Gremp and Michelle Britton.

These amazing photographers have captured the city and urban life in the images that will be on display. Michelle Britton, CCO intern and Chicago photographer, will have prints of CCO residents on display.

Click here to view some of the photographs up for silent auction. And plan to join us for this amazing fundraising event! All proceeds from the silent auction and the $10 door fee will go directly to CCO.

Thank you!

Fred Burkhart, Photo Artist

Posted on August 12, 2013 by Beth

One the images by Fred Burkhart that will be up for silent auction on August 29 at Alibi Art Gallery.

Chicago photo-documentary artist, Fred Burkhart, has contributed two photographs and a drawing for the silent auction at Alibi Art Gallery on Thursday, August 29 from 6 – 9pm. The $10 cover charge and all proceeds from the silent auction go to CCO. Join us for this one-night only special event!

Michelle Britton, Photographer

Posted on August 9, 2013 by Beth

Five Photographers : Five Visions of Social Justice

August 29, 2013 6:00pm One night only!

Alibi Fine Art Gallery

1966 W Montrose Ave, Chicago, IL 60613

(773) 454-1512

Silent Auction: Sandro, Fred Burkhart, Jim Newberry, David Gremp and Michelle Britton

$10 cover at the door will go directly to Cornerstone Community Outreach (CCO).

Alibi Fine Art Gallery is pleased to invite you to a very special one night only fundraising event to benefit CCO.

Featured portraits by Michelle Britton (see above) illuminate the hope, dignity, and the struggles of CCO’s residents and honor them as people who strive for a better life.

Join us for this exciting event!

Jim Newberry, Photographer

Posted on August 5, 2013 by Beth

Five Photographers : Five Visions of Social Justice

August 29, 2013 6:00pm One night only!

Alibi Fine Art Gallery

1966 W Montrose Ave, Chicago, IL 60613

(773) 454-1512

Silent Auction: Sandro, Fred Burkhart, Jim Newberry, David Gremp and Michelle Britton

$10 cover at the door will go directly to Cornerstone Community Outreach (CCO).

Please note: This is an over 21 event. Thank you!

Jim Newberry (see images above) has been shooting pictures in Chicago since the early 80s, influenced by his father, who founded the photography department at Columbia College Chicago. In the 70s, his father occasionally brought him along on his trips to photograph the Maxwell Street market. Both donated photographs were shot for the Reader in 1988 and 1991.

You Are Invited!

Posted on August 3, 2013 by Beth

Five Photographers : Five Visions of Social Justice

August 29, 2013 6:00pm One night only!

Alibi Fine Art Gallery

1966 W Montrose Ave, Chicago, IL 60613

(773) 454-1512

Silent Auction: Sandro, Fred Burkhart, Jim Newberry, David Gremp and Michelle Britton

$10 cover at the door will go directly to Cornerstone Community Outreach (CCO).

David Gremp’s contribution (seen above) is taken from his Chicago 78/79 series created during a 12-month artist-in-residency with the Chicago Council on Fine Arts, a program that existed from 1977 to 1981. This program was federally funded by the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act which allowed the city to hire artists of varying disciplines, including musicians, painters, sculptors, writers, poets, playwrights, actors, filmmakers and photographers to enrich the city.