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"Dobry is a Renaissance man of the
21st Century!"
Ed Paschke
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Kingdom Come
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In Good Faith
by Gary
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FREE LORI BERENSON!
On May 25, 2010, a Peruvian court finally
granted parole to Lori Berenson!
*JOVIN
SERIES
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TATTOO FLASH & BANNERS
Lorenzo Meyer
RIP
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Simon
1996
(Chart Polski)
Simon 2003
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Fleetwood
1996
(Afghan Hound)
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Stosh,
7/06
20 lbs, 3 Mos. old
(Chart Polski)
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Stosh, 9/06
50 lbs, 5 Mos. old
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Stosh, 9 months old
1/15/07
70 lbs
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Stosh, 1 yr. old, 90 lbs.
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Stosh - 3 yrs. old
The Chart Polski is also known as the Polish Greyhound. It is a strong,
noble, and athletic breed designed for the sole purpose of chasing down game
through the vast flat steppe lands of Poland. Though it is known as a greyhound
it would be in error to suggest that the breed was developed, related to, or
constructed from the common English Greyhound or the Russian Borzoi. This breed
was established and a part of daily Polish life as early as the 13th century and
predates the establishment of both the two aforesaid species of dog. It was
mentioned in writings of the Polish nobleman and scholar Hieronym Gostomski in
the early 15th century. Due to the hardships heaped upon the whole of Poland
during WWII the Chart Polski was rendered nearly extinct. Those that lived had
taken to the countryside and found ways to survive on their own. As of now there
are estimated to be less than 1,000 Chart Polskis in the world, the majority of
them in Poland itself. Due to the rarity of this breed it is often
misidentified.
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 NEW
PAINTINGS * SOLO EXHIBITION
JANUARY
9th - FEBRUARY 12th - eklektikos - Washington DC
Opening Reception: Friday, January
10th, from 6:00 to 9:00PM
 Dobry's Second time being featured on PBS's ArtBeat
Chicago, 10/25 & 10/27
Flat Iron
Arts Building , Chicago , November 18th thru November 30th
 Selected works from the Permeating
the Cyber Membrane series, dedicated to Mike Quinn & the New Haven
Police Department, in memory of Suzanne Jovin. Selected works on exhibit at the ATC
Gallery , Flat Iron Arts Building , Chicago , November
18th thru November 30th.
'Live From Chicago' , November 18th through November 30th. Opening Reception: Friday, November
22, 2002, 5 - 8PM at the ATC Gallery ( Flat Iron Arts Building
), Chicago.
Group Showing w/ Gary Dobry (4 paintings from the 'Permeating' series)
May 10-May 24, 2002
- The Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Art - 'Contemporary Art from Chicago' , A collection of diverse art
that opens in Chicago and travels to Vilnius, Lithuania via Kiev, Ukraine, Prague and the
Czech Republic. This collection, including Dobry's "Heaven Above", will
become the core collection of the new Kraziai
Museum of Contemporary Art, in Lithuania.
May 25-August 25th, 2002 - The
Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Art - 'Contemporary Art
of Chicago' , a multi-media exhibition of the most respected artists living and
working in Chicago.
January 12 thru February 7, 2002: Artists Respond to 911 , JettSett
Gallery , Chicago
January 12th, 2002
, Opening Reception and panel discussion.
9/11 Show Promo
September
13 thru October 2001 - eklektikos
Gallery, Washington D.C.
 Go Figure Promo
November 2
- December 3, 2001 - Judy
A Saslow Gallery, Chicago
Gary Dobry | Eileen Doman | John Fuller
Musclemen paintings by Fuller blend with the explosive and powerful works of
artist/boxer Dobry. A former beautician and telephone operator, Doman transforms
photographs of family members, people she sees on the streets and pop culture
icons into realistic, often melancholy portraits. She has been featured in The
New Yorker magazine and "Eye to Eye" with Connie Chung, and will have a piece in
an upcoming Smithsonian exhibition.
Show Dates: November 17 - December 28, 2000
Opening: Friday, November 17th from 5 - 8 p.m.
November 16, 2001 ,
Book Signing Party for Release of 'In Good Faith' -
Judy Saslow Gallery , Chicago
Marilyn Monroe Anniversary Exhibition,
Franklin Roosevelt Hotel, LA, California, 1992
Dedication from Susan Strasberg
"For Every Joe There's a Frank", 1992, Acrylic on Canvas
"My props to Ruperto Chavez, but he did not break my nose in this fight. That
honor went to heavyweight Andy Whitley, in the gym, two weeks before the fight. I
fought anyway, seeing it was going to be my last Gloves, and the fight was
stopped on bleeding when Chavez slipped an uppercut in when we were up against the ropes.
I was offered a chance to avenge the loss at that year's Maywood Park Night of
Champions, but Ruperto made it all the way to the semi-finals of that year's National
Golden Gloves tourney and I wound up fighting Golden Glove champion Russ Felger
instead. Good thing too, the nose never did heal all the way. I'll say this though, the
baddest mo-fo in the mix was Andy Whitley. He took my nose right off my face!"
Gary Dobry
Battle of the Childhood Stars * Bonaduce v.
Osmond
 Dobry training Bonaduce
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