Chicago Art Source

Granted, I recently started visiting art galleries for school assignments, but the experience is often enlightening and pleasurable. It’s one thing to visit a major art museum, but small galleries offer works of lesser known artists in more peaceful settings. I found the photography of John Griebsch on Chicago Art Source’s website, and I just had to visit. Not only were the staff here are welcoming, but extremely helpful. I dislike snobbish attitudes and the negative treatment associated with being a student (please, I enjoy interpreting and analyzing art), but it is quite different here. The staff was kind enough to bring out a few of John Griebsch’s photographs for viewing. His work (aerial photography), by the way, is absolutely phenomenal, just so beautiful. The photographs range from abstract to patterned, and the landscapes (often man-​made) are difficult to recognize at first glance. Chicago Art Source does have a variety of other artwork, not limited to photography. Francine Turk was the featured artist, and her figurative and calligraphic paintings and charcoal drawings are deeply romantic.
Whether you are an art buyer or enthusiast, Chicago Art Source is definitely worth a visit.

Chicago Art Source is a wonderful resource for people that wish to find the best of art, culled from the field. I work with Daniel K. there and he gives me a level of service I have found no where else. I’ve had to ask for things that seemed silly and trivial but, Chicago Art Source were happy to oblige. If you want quality and service, these are your people. Their selection is breathtaking and their expertise will leave you floored. Kudos.