I hope you will stop by my Art Reception May 9th, 3-6pm, 2nd Saturday at the Brickhouse Gallery. The show consists of mixed media work and water colors of Goddess images.  The  Brickhouse Gallery is in Oak Park, at  2837 36th St.and (kitty corner to the Oak Park Brewery). There is also, another gallery nearby, Patris Studio.

I have many new works using a variety of techniques and materials.
Master Guitarist, George Sheldon will be on hand with his lovely interpretations of world music and his own. Mike Pickering may also, play new songs too!

On May 15, Ekphrasis Poetry Night with  a reading by poets who have writen poetry from the art show-6:30-8pm (see poetry posted here afterwards). 

On May 30, from 5-8pm Closing Reception I will be giving an artist talk about my art process, techniques and Goddess symbolism, also at the gallery and hopefully a mini demo.


I look forward seeing you! Jennifer O'Neill
Pickering Gallery ph.475-1240
Crow or Raven Goddess




Goddess for Venus of Willendorf
Moon Goddess
Winter Goddess
Dream

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  1. williamJuly 10, 2018 at 7:39 PM

    thanks for sharing this.its very interesting and i learn a lot. keep posting more
    We tried Brick Tiles

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