Paschke

This is an art of meticulous and laborious brushwork, even when—as in the work of perhaps the best-known of these artists, Ed Paschke—there's the suggestion of airbrushed surfaces, along with the garish colors and scale that become part of the puzzle in deciphering what is elusive, if evident, imagery.

A Subtle Pop Tom L. Freudenheim 2011

On view were a fine selection of very early paintings and drawings by Ed Paschke, whose prices have been close to a quarter of a million in NYC, but here they are considerably more tempered.

Paul Klein: The Opening of Chicago's Fall Art Season Paul Klein 2011

In the new study, Angelika Paschke and colleagues describe their process, which exposes raw eggs to a combination of high heat and enzymes to break down their main allergens.

Egg Allergens Scrambled Steve Carper 2008

Paschke also appeared to be on a “fishing” expedition with a secret agenda in mind.

18 « August « 2008 « Julian Ayrs & Pop Culture 2008

Paschke also appeared to be on a “fishing” expedition with a secret agenda in mind.

Michael Phelps…gay? Times writer Bill Plaschke subtle as Elephant! « Julian Ayrs & Pop Culture 2008

Most crucially, Paschke endowed the Bard with that magical, almost electrified buzz that seemed to emanate from every face -- real or imagined -- that he painted during the course of his long and prolific career in Chicago.

Archive 2004-11-01 M-mv 2004

In the lobby of that wonderful theater is this portrait of the bard: a traditional image that the artist, as one Sun-Times writer puts it, Paschke-ized.

Archive 2004-11-01 M-mv 2004

Ed Paschke gained recognition in the 60s when he was working with a group of artists known as the "Imagists" that borrowed heavily from Pop art.

November 2004 2004

Most crucially, Paschke endowed the Bard with that magical, almost electrified buzz that seemed to emanate from every face -- real or imagined -- that he painted during the course of his long and prolific career in Chicago.

Silent night, snowy night M-mv 2004

In the lobby of that wonderful theater is this portrait of the bard: a traditional image that the artist, as one Sun-Times writer puts it, Paschke-ized.

Silent night, snowy night M-mv 2004