MARCO LOGSDON

Blank Slate: Marco Logsdon’s geometric pieces, no personal strings attached by Sarah Pickering January 22, 2009 Don’t let the enigmatic title scare you. “Tertiary White,” Marco Logsdon’s newest show at Logsdon 1909, is as accessible as hopping on the Pink Line and getting to the gallery. Geometric patterns of circles and squares form an intricate dance, soothingly colored in an earthy palette. There’s a distinct, mathematic logic to the work, reminiscent of da Vinci’s sketche

BY KEVIN NANCE Critic-at-Large Strolling down South Halsted Street in East Pilsen, you don't expect to find a taste of Kentucky. But Marco Logsdon, owner of one of the most interesting galleries in the still-developing Chicago Arts District, is bringing some of the best contemporary artists of the Bluegrass State to the Windy City. Logsdon 1909 Gallery & Studio is one of dozens of participating in the 37th annual Pilsen East Artist's Open House, today through Sunday. Its curr