Angie McMonigal


About

Although I grew up in a small town in rural Wisconsin, I was always fascinated by big cities; their towering skyscrapers, constant energy and seemingly endless options had me longing to be a part of that world. Since 2000 I have spent most of my time living in Chicago with my husband raising our two young children and focusing my creative energy on photography.
My work has been awarded and exhibited nationally and focuses on exploring the broader urban landscape, its architectural details and how we express ourselves within this landscape. The contrast between these expansive urban scenes and the abstractions achieved by isolating their details is of particular interest to me. It’s a study in various perceptions of common subject matter--a way to see the whole by appreciating its detail--how we reveal a detail of ourselves while moving through these spaces.


Works

Lincoln Park Pavilion

Contemplation, from series Architectural Street

Winter's Hold

Caution, from series Architectural Street

Standoff, from series Nature & Man/Past & Present

Streetlamp 5983, from series Streetlamps

Pritzker Pavilion

325 W Van Buren Abstract

Foggy Chicago

Sofitel

Hyatt Center & Deloitte

People Spot

Chicago

IA Ceiling

The Old & The New

Aqua

Burberry Cloud Reflection

MCA Stairway

Loop Reflections

Chicago

Tiffany Dome

Crossroads, from series Nature & Man/Past & Present

Milwaukee Art Museum, Set Sail

Milwaukee Art Museum

Curiosity, from series Architectural Street

Untitled ,from series Architectural Street

Harold Washington Library Ceiling

Architectural Abstract 7337

Milwaukee Art Museum

Milwaukee Art Museum

Milwaukee Art Museum

Madison Plaza

Getty Museum

Getty Museum

Segerstrom Hall

Disney Concert Hall