David David Katzman

My portrait to honor George Floyd has been selected by the show judge to appear in an online gallery show “Art for Social Change: Dissent” sponsored by the Oak Park Art League. The Oak Park Art League (OPAL) was founded in 1921and is one of the longest, continually-running non-profit arts organizations in Illinois.

Each work of art selected for the show will be made available for purchase of $75 in 11″ x 17″ size on white card stock. Sales profits will be split between the artist, OPAL and the Chicago Chapter of Black Lives Matter. The show runs October 6 – October 30.

I currently sell prints of this artwork in my Etsy store at 9″ x 12″ size, while donating all profits to Black Lives Matter. Find it here: https://bit.ly/HonorFloyd

I’m beyond thrilled to announce that one of my drawings was accepted into a prestigious art show. The gallery show is called Surreal Salon 10 hosted by the Baton Rouge Gallery – Center for Contemporary Art. I’m honored that Ron English, the amazing pop surrealist and billboard liberationist, was the judge who made the selection. Out of 600 submissions only 60 made it into the exhibit.

Check out the gallery show here. Opening night is a wild costume ball featuring awesome musical acts, tickets are still available.

The gallery has set up a store for all the art in the exhibit, and mine is here.

I’m honored to be shown with so many other great works.