Exhibitions:
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Eclectic Junction , Chicago, IL.:
2 Person Show June 1, 1995- July 2, 1995
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Galli Curcci, Evanston, IL.: Group
Show March 1, 1996-March 31, 1996
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Vedanta Gallery, Chicago, IL. 2
Person Show July 26 1996 - Aug. 26, 1996
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ChicagoINDIVIDUAL-CHICAGO-2000
May
7 June 4 1997
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Special exhibit-part one of a ground breaking
two part series to bring
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attention to the strength of individual, non-conforming
styles that will help define the future aesthetic of Chicago art. New pieces
by five Vedanta Gallery artists, Terry Karpowicz, Paula Luberda, Charles
Gniech, Louis Zygadlo, Peggy Macnamara.
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Vedanta Gallery, Chicago, IL. Solo
Show Jan. 9th 1998 - Feb. 9th 1998
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Chicago IL: Belloc Lowndes Fine
Art 300 W. Superior St. Feb. 19th - March 20th 1999.
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Running Wild Gallery Taos
NM. "Dreams and MidNight Dances" November
6th 1999.
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Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts Show July
2003
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South of Soho Gallery Tallahassee Florida August 2003
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South of Soho Gallery Tallahassee Florida September 2003
Media Coverage:
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Listed in the 9th edition of "The
Encyclopedia of Living Artists" published by ArtNetwork, Penn Valley, CA
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Listed in the 10th edition of "The
Encyclopedia of Living Artists" published by ArtNetwork, Penn Valley, CA
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Featured in the November 1994 issue
of Decor Magazine
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Shown on Arts & Entertainment
section of the Fox Valley Today show, WFXV TV30
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Paintings were selected by a panel
of jurors to be one of seventy-five artists in Chicago to be published
in the book "Chicago Art Scene". Available starting December 1st 1998 in
bookstores.
Paintings were
selected to be in the upcoming:
"International Encyclopaedic Dictionary
of
Modern and Contemporary Art 2000/2001"
Due out September 30, 2000
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Excerpt from 10th edition "The
Encyclopedia of Living Artists"
"Self-trained, Louis has utilized
a background in plastics engineering to develop a library of over 2000
colors. These colors, produced from refined oil combined with painting
on plastic, enable him to achieve a superior blending surface. These are
used in harmony with an ongoing exploration of a painting perspective which
he calls "Dimensionalism", in which the main characteristic is to make
the piece appear more three-dimensional. In doing so, he paints three-dimensional
abstract forms, placing them within the boundaries of realism, yet remaining
abstract in essence. His style has become highly recognizable and this
combined with the technical aspects make his work truly unique in both
color and form. "If The Walls Could Dance" and "Room
with a View" are part of a new body of work which was inspired by five
years of living in Wisconsin and walking in the silence of star filled
nights. These memories are kept within him
and continue to be a guiding force."
