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PAINTING WITH PULP

The black frames of Eleanna Anagnos’ glasses encircle eyes as blue as the Aegean Sea. Eyes repeated in a photo of her daughter, Aria, that she has displayed in her studio. Eyes somehow present in the clear stones ornamenting her latest abstract painting, Oracle. Suspended like a cloud on wires, Oracle hangs in a delicate

AT AUCTION

Zack Wirsum, Vice President and Head of Department for Post War and Contemporary Art at Freeman’s | Hindman, previews exciting artwork offered at auction this spring. In signature Nevelson fashion, Untitled (c. 1976- 78) defies dimensional classification by equitably and effectively occupying the realms of both painting and sculpture. Uniformly coated in her hallmark unmodulated

#HASHTAG: DIANE WELNHOFER

DIANE WELNHOFER has lived in Wilmette for almost 43 years and volunteered for many organizations in various capacities. Most recently, she has been actively involved in fundraising for the Northwestern University Settlement House (NUSH). She has been a member of its Winnetka Auxiliary Board for 15 years, including two years as Board President to supporting

ALL 4 PETS

He’s all agog about being a girl dad to an 18-month-old. In January, as a veterinarian and the first chief medical director at Pets4Life in Highland Park, he enthusiastically greeted the first cat and the first dog to enter the full-service pet care center. Right around the same time, he’d heard Billy Corgan, the frontman

PROMPT KING

Princess Diana once ate all by herself in the corner of a filthy American café. Her waitress’s name was Blanche, who worked for a man named Moe. All of the above? All made up. But this is true: Author and creative writing instructor Bob Boone—the director of Glencoe Study Center since it opened in 1977—has

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