Debbie Rex

Brand new Piece

"Sambucus Arbor Rofea" 2008

16"x16"

Gouache on Board

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The cleaning and sanitizing is almost done

we'll keep you updated

we are also assessing the damage and making reports

So I'm walking out of the gallery {through the back entrance} and I hear this gushing water

sound, and I look down and there's about 6" of water below me!

some art was damaged, mostly Hoyle's but we got to work and the 

cleaning is in progress.

Just another day in America

I met Egge Altena at the gallery early this summer

we talked about the show that was up and got deeper

 and deeper into our art backgrounds and our history in 

travel and life.

I felt immediate fondness of Egge and developed 

a strong bond.

the next day I got to see her website and talked about a possible 

project at the gallery where she would create a site specific 

installation.

Ms. Altena who was born in Rijssen, Netherlands and who's art

has been central in her life, and not so with committing to following

typical schools or career paths, It put her, a basically self tough 

artist, on a long and arduous road in her work in which she 

concentrated mostly on developing her ideas and her work through 

writing.

Egge has had several shows since 2000 and has traveled to the US

and Berlin where she does most of hr work 

ARTISTS:

LEVI SMITH/CHICAGO

EGGE ALTENA/AMSTERDAM

FRIDAY OCT. 10

5-9 PM

Monika Steiner's sculpture in the foreground

Enid Williams paintings in the background

Friday night at the opening for

Monika Steiner

Paul Yanko

Enid Williams

the attendance was decent but we where competing 

with the events at the railyard

Paul Yanko

2007

Acrylic on Paper

30"x30"

opening reception

Fri Sep 12 5-9 pm

artist reception

Debbie Rex

2006-7

Gouche on Paper

9 {8"x8"} panels framed

it is easier to fall into patterns of behavior than it is to keep an open mind

we do not wish to entirely live outside of the norms or standards,

but providing an arena in which creative minds can test the waters,

exploring new ideas and ways of looking at the state of the world

the way an artist sees it.

the struggle to do this at this time gives it utmost urgency and a sense of

immediacy.

it is necessary to assume responsibility for such an environment and also

to raise the expectations and requirements of the gallery space.

We at Marji Gallery are committed to such a space and will make every 

possible convenience allowed to our artists and their work.

Saher Saman and Marji Hoyle

Debbie Rex 

Gouache on board 12"x12"