The Art of Guy Chase, now available

The book published by Square Halo Books, edited by James Romaine, with essays by Joel Sheesley, Ted Prescott, Wayne Roosa and Albert Pedula can be purchased through Hearts and Minds booksellers: $20.00

https://www.heartsandmindsbooks.com/order/

go to that page and put in the title and they will email you back.

There is a lengthy blog entry about the book in the Hearts and Minds blog page also.

Two Shows slated for Chicago in September

New Work at Judson University in Sept. 2011:
this show should include recent oil and inkjet paintings on canvas. Details to follow














I am hoping to show RealismPlus and Actual things with their own color:
at Trinity Christian College' Seerveld Gallery, also in Sept. 2011

Net Works

Nicademus Art will show new paintings and "Must Love Life" prints concurrently with my show at Bethel's Olson and Johnson galleries.

Net Works
opens February 5 with reception from 6 to 9pm.

Nicademus Art
651-207-8322
225 North Snelling Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55104
www.nicademusart.com

MonochromePLUS: a retrospective exhibition

Jan. 31 – Mar. 13, 2011 Guy Chase Retrospective
Artist Talk -Feb. 4, 6pm - Reception Following
James Romaine lecture – Friday, Feb. 25, 6pm
Wayne Roosa Talk and book release party – March 10, 6pm

“Feast Your Eyes” at AZ Gallery

Three paintings accepted into the AZ gallery (lowertown, St. Paul) show titled Feast Your Eyes,

Friday, November 5, 2010 through Sunday, November 28, 2010
AZ Gallery, 308 Prince Street, #130, St. Paul, MN 55101

previous info page

all previous information posted to my portfolio can be found at this link.

Upcoming book and retrospective exhibition

The Bethel University Art Department has granted me the opportunity to show a large body of work during February and March of 2011. They are also publishing a book: The Art of Guy Chase, that should come out in time for the show. Square Halo Publishing will produce the book with James Romaine as editor. There are four essayists: Joel Sheesley, Wayne Roosa, Ted Prescott and Albert Pedula. Ned Bustard is doing the design and layout.

The exhibition, a retrospective, will encompass both the Olson Gallery and the Johnson Gallery