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PRESS CLUB opens a window into the past of old-time mystery novels and spy movies. Imaginary or not-so-imaginary characters fill stories with intrigue and mysterious surroundings. Characters present dressed in slim cut clothing give rise to question who are they? They could be secret agents, wiretappers, assassins, or a detective spy. Look at the the man nonchalantly reading a newspaper sitting on the bench. Is he spying on the two people talking under a street lamp, or is he really observing the woman dressed in the polka dots, with raven hair topped with a golden beret? Who knows? One thing for sure, I can hear someone say, "Fancy meeting you here!" (In reality, it could have been planned all along!) Pastel colors contrasted with black accents cast a glow over the entire vertical picture.
"Hey, who are those people on the second floor enjoying a dinner at the PRESS CLUB?"

Cherie Salerno-AKA CS Mau- is a graduate of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago ( SAIC) with a concentration in capturing concepts through art! She finds great pleasure creating artwork filled with uplifting colors and exciting movement. This movement is inspired by musically directed lines, swirls, dots and colors that appear in many of her artworks. Subject matter spans inspiration found in nature to classical influences. She believes in sharing her talents through the gift of teaching others in her own private art studio.