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More articles on Chicago Fine Art coming soon!

Hello everyone!

Hope your holiday season is filled with joy and reconnections to friends and family.

Just a little note about my writings on fine art in the city of Chicago and surrounding suburbs. As of November 2010, I will no longer be publishing to examiner.com. The company has changed their policies regarding payment and copyright.

In the future, those detailed articles on our Chicago artists, galleries, and events as well as visitors to the Chicago land area will be available here on my blog. For anyone wanting copies of previous articles now unavailable at examiner, please contact me directly at artist@flyngypsyarts.com. I will need the article title, artist or exhibit name.

Articles will continue to be promoted via social networks. Projected release for the new content is early 2011. Thank you for your readership and for supporting the arts!

Sincerely,

Jessica Kronika
aka The Fly'n Gypsy

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