At the final Board of Education meeting for the current school year, eight Fredonia Central School employees earned tenured positions with the district. Daniel Bittinger, Shelley Brautigam, Brianne ...

These are the among the last works of Ed Paschke, considered by many to be the greatest artist to come from Chicago. He died suddenly at age 65 last Thanksgiving Day.

CHICAGO (AP) -- Painter Ed Paschke, one of Chicago's best-known artists of the past half century, has died at age 65. Paschke died in his sleep on Thanksgiving at the home he shared with his ...

Ed Paschke, Shoe Puppet (1969). Courtesy Karen Lennox Gallery. The larger Imagist category also encompassed two other groups: the Monster Roster and the Nonplussed Some.

DB: For the past year I’ve been making a series of drawings that are whimsical mashups of Ed Paschke and Betty Parsons. Paschke was a celebrated Chicago Imagist who was a straight man with a ...

Ed Flood Articles 1 Art Double Take: A Beginner’s Guide To The Chicago Imagists Unfamiliar with the work of Ed Flood, Suellen Rocca, and Steve Albini's old art teacher, Ed Paschke? Fear not! John Quin ...

The Ed Paschke Art Center (EPAC) was founded in 2014 by the Rabb Family Foundation with the support of the artist’s family, and includes a collection of his works, space for rotating exhibitions ...

The walls there are packed with paintings by inimitable Chicago luminaries such as Christina Ramberg, Roger Brown, Ed Paschke, and Hollis Sigler.

And the legendary Chicago neo-surrealist and Andy Warhol protégé, Ed Paschke, who did a whimsical painting for the poem, ‘‘Fever,’’ about a kid enjoying a feverish hallucination with his ...

These artists included Jim Nutt, Gladys Nilsson, Roger Brown, Ed Paschke, Barbara Rossi, Karl Wirsum, Christina Ramberg, and Ray Yoshida. Yet even after the art world caught up to Imagism, Ito ...

Ed Paschke has been dead for nearly 20 years, but the famed Chicago artist still is a strong presence on the Northwest Side. That can be seen on a stretch of Lawrence Avenue in Jefferson Park ...

First, say it right. The word “paczki” is not, as I sometimes do, pronounced “pash-key,” like artist Ed Paschke. Nor “push-key,” like the Jewish charity box.