https://www.evanstonartcenter.org/exhibitions/migrations-black-and-white-20

Beginning in August 2021 Wasserman has been painting live during jazz shows at FSC in Chicago.
You can visit this Youtube link to watch many artists,Tamara included, in action.
Next event for Tamara is February 24th.
Fulton Street Collective

Tamara's CLOSE YOUR EYES AND YOU WILL SEE is on display at the Chicago Gold Coast location of the WORKBOX. This is a playful mixed media creation that combines watercolor and 2-and-3-D collage elements... and it looks like there is a potential buyer interested in taking this baby home.

A walk-through HANGING MY LAUNDRY art installation created for the Group Global 3000 - Berlin exhibition, "the water was pure and clear". Tamara worked on this project in the summer of 2018.
A version of this installation was also shown as a part of THIRST exhibition at Eat Paint Studio and Gallery in Chicago in the fall of 2019.

Tamara was one of the artists represented in SOFA CHICAGO 2019 by the Chicago based Oliva Gallery.
Tamara had a Solo exhibition at Oliva Gallery in May 2019. Her next Solo is scheduled for May 2023.

Kenosha Lighthouse Artist Residency
July 15-21, 2019
In the summer of 2019 I got to spend a week making art in a lighthouse. The experience was unique and intense. The location, the beach, the fog over the lake, the lighthouse with it's spiraling staircases, the illuminator windows, the sun, the heat, the stars at night... This experience changed the way I live and make art.

Thank you Heather McGee for creating this amazing opportunity for many artists!
www.kenoshalighhousestudio.com

Paper Arts Exhibition curated by Lelde Kalmite was up at Bridgeport Art center in the spring of 2017.
Bridgeport Art Center in Chicago. Paper Arts was a group show of 10 artists that create two-and-three dimensional work exploring the medium of paper.Tamara Wasserman was one of the exhibiting artists.

Unprsidented: Art in Common Cause
I took part in this wonderful Pop-up exhibition, March 17-March 19, at Space 900 in Evanston. Sales of the artwork were donated to the charities that the artists chose.
James Deeb curated and organized the event, and one third of all the artwork sold.
We hope to have more events like that in the future.

The Dancing Brush Workshops help you UNBLOCK your CREATIVITY.

You follow the dance of the brush and it leads you into the unknown riches of your hidden creativity.

THE DANCING BRUSH WORKSHOPS were launched in the summer of 2018. The first year proved to be inspiring, encouraging and more than successful.
I always knew that this method works for me, but now I know that it will help anybody that is ready to try it out...
These workshops are for anyone who wants to start a creative journey but needs a little help, as well as for practicing artists of any discipline that might want to learn how to overcome artistic blocks.
The workshops are available in person at my studio at the Bridgeport Art Center| or via Skype.
We use Sumi ink and a variety of brushes to help us find our energy, to let it take over and lead for a while and to show us eventually the place that we are at during these particular moments. This process has helped me refocus and find the right angle whenever encountering roadblocks.

For inquiries text or call 773-802-2159

I HOPE TO SHARE THE DANCING BRUSH JOURNEY WITH YOU SOON!!