CGN 2020 Arts Guide

CGN 2020 ARTS GUIDE GALLERIES + MUSEUMS AUCTIONS + ART FAIRS ART SERVICES ART WALKS MAPS CHICAGO • SUBURBS • MIDWEST CHICAGO GALLERY NEWS

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Chicago’s premier urban-contemporary art gallery February 1 - 22 | Winter Group Show Featuring: Leon Keer, Julieta XLF, Li-Hill, James Knight, and Martin Whatson

March 7 - 28 | David Heo “Honey and Smoke” Solo Exhibition April 4 - 25 | Vertical Gallery’s 7-year Anniversary Group Show May 2 - 23 | Xenz “Primavera” Solo Exhibition Also coming up in 2020: Joseph Renda Jr. | Collin van der Sluijs | Hebru Brantley | XOOOOX | Pipsqueak Was Here!!! | Anders Gjennestad

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THE ALLURE OF MATTER Material Art from China February 7–May 3, 2020 Co-presented by the Smart Museum of Art and Wrightwood 659 theallureofmatter.org

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NANCY DAVIDSON LAKSHMI RAMGOPAL Opening January 30 Spring 2020

HIVE Hot Spots: Radioactivity and the Landscape Art Since 1948

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Pressing Issues: Printmaking and Social Justice in the 1930s Bea Nettles: Harvest of Memory Nancy Davidson, Digital rendering for Hive, 2019. Courtesy of the artist Š Nancy Davidson | Hot Spots: Radioactivity and the Landscape organized by the University at Buffalo Art Galleries; curated by Jenny Lamensdorf and Joan Linder. | Pressing Issues supported in part by grants from the International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) and the Wyeth Foundation.

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Pictured: Chicago Trails, oil on linen, 43 x 68 in., 2019. Preparatory painting for the 43 x 68 ft. outside mural replicated by artist Jeff Zimmerman, commissioned by Standard Companies and The Lakeview 3200 Apartments, located at 3218 N. Clark St. Chicago.

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2019 Culture Highlights

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Published 3 times annually: Annual Arts Guide / Summer / Fall ©2020 Chicago Gallery News, Inc.

Art Listings: Galleries, Museums, Art Centers

Publisher + Executive Editor Virginia B. Van Alyea

28 West Side 52 River North 68 Michigan Ave / The Loop 84 South Side 94 North Side 108 Suburbs, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin 142 Auction Houses 146 Private Dealers + Consultants 150 Art Services

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CHICAGO GALLERY NEWS

Founded in 1983 Chicago Gallery News is the central source for information about the area’s art galleries, museums, events and resources. CGN aims to be a clear, accessible guide, as well as a community arts advocate.

Business Manager Emily Ackerman Digital Content Coordinator Jacqueline Lewis Interns Isobel Van Alyea Thomas Van Alyea Chicago Gallery News 858 N. Clark St., Ste. 204 Chicago IL 60610 312-649-0064 info@chicagogallerynews.com www.chicagogallerynews.com Vol. 4 © 2020 ISSN #1046-6185 Cover artwork: Bethany Collins, Do You Know Them? (1898), 2018, twice embossed newsprint.

Courtesy of the artist and PATRON Gallery, Chicago.

Photo Credit: Aron Gent.

PUBLISHER’S LETTER: 2020

Could this be CGN’s publisher, Ginny Van Alyea?

The caption for the photo shown on the left reads, “Ginny made a fool of herself in the art gallery by admiring the fire alarm.” A friend gave it to me as a custom birthday card several years ago, and I have it framed and hanging in my office, mostly because it makes me laugh, but also because it’s a reminder that the art world can seem so intimidating to some people that they never fully explore it. For more than 35 years CGN’s mission has been to poke holes in that very perception. Art is about looking, which is why CGN truly wants readers to know that they are always invited to view art and to ask questions about it, and they are encouraged to seek out those who make art as well as champion it.

There are currently many situations in our society where people worry about being perceived the wrong way or that what they think may be unpopular. As far as art is concerned, the enigmatic market influences of money, taste, and access can, understandably, lead people to assume that eye-popping auction prices or art fair name dropping mean that the average person could make a fool of himself if they don’t have the right knowledge or connections.

I’ve been part of this community since 2002, and I’m honestly still figuring it out.

Plenty of things, places and people continue to intimidate me, but I am committed to continually learning about what I like and don’t like as well as what’s current, even when it makes me feel uncomfortable or awkward. Ultimately, my experience, beyond market headlines and in the real world, is among a community of earnest and welcoming artists, dealers and collectors eager to connect through art, regardless of how it is personally interpreted. I’ve become more confident that it doesn’t matter so much what I think, relative to the prevailing consensus, but it matters that I observe and participate, and that I don’t hide out. I don’t even have to wear all black!

The Art Institute of Chicago’s fall 2019 exhibition spanning decades of Andy Warhol’s career demonstrated that artists often see things before others, and we can be the beneficiaries of knowledge offered through their vision. Warhol elevated the mundane to art. He also knew that what you see matters as much as being seen.

We live in an intensely visual culture. Nearly everyone today has the tools to create and share their own images, while messages are relayed more rapidly and subject to the collective culture of ‘likes.’ It’s important to see art in person and for yourself – whether in a gallery, museum, or sculpture park – in order to take a break from the content bombardment and to participate in a deeper visual conversation.

This is the fouth edition of our CGN Arts Guide, a 164 page invitation to go see art for yourself all year long, from Andy Warhol, to the artist who isn’t a household name yet.

Maybe admiring that fire alarm – whatever form it takes – means I am not a fool, I am just slowing down to notice something in an every day detail. After all, everyone is a work in progress. – Ginny Van Alyea 21

2020: CULTURE LIST THE ALLURE OF MATTER: MATERIAL ART FROM CHINA Since the 1980s, Chinese contemporary artists have cultivated intimate relationships with their materials, establishing a framework of interpretation revolving around materiality. Their media ranges from plastic, water, and wood, to hair, gunpowder, and Coca-Cola. The exhibition features 45 monumental works.

Feb 7–May 3, 2020 Co-presented at the Smart Museum of Art and Wrightwood 659 • smartmuseum.uchicago.edu

Image: Lin Tianmiao, Day-Dreamer, 2000, photo courtesy of the artist, © Lin Tianmiao

DURO OLOWU: SEEING CHICAGO Duro Olowu, a Nigerian-born British designer, is internationally recognized for his womens wear label.

Characterized by unique fabrics, evocative patterns, and impeccable construction, Olowu’s garments are informed by his international background and curator’s eye. Now Olowu focuses on Chicago’s public and private art collections, including works at the MCA, to curate a show that reimagines relationships between artists and objects.

Duro Olowu, Spring/Summer 2020, Look 1. Photo: Christina Ebenezer

Feb 29–May 3, 2020 Museum of Contemporary Art • mcachicago.org

PAR EXCELLENCE REDUX A commissioned 18-hole artist-designed golf course pays homage to the wildly popular 1988 exhibition Par Excellence at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. The fully playable course will be conceived and fabricated for the Elmhurst Art Museum by a new group of artists, designers, and architects.

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This presentation of the life and works of the artist Frida Kahlo will feature 26 original pieces on loan from the Dolores Olmedo Museum Collection, as well as an immersive historical exhibit that provides a framework of the life, circumstances and events that led to Kahlo becoming one of the most important painters of the 20th century and of our time.

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ART FAIRS

Chicago is host to a range of art fairs during the year. From neighborhood celebrations to international expositions, each offers something unique.

CHICAGO ANTIQUES + ART + DESIGN SHOW May 14–17, 2020 • The Merchandise Mart 75 premier exhibitors present fine antique furniture, decorative and fine arts. • chicagoantiquesartdesign.com

57TH STREET ART FAIR June 6 and 7, 2020 • Hyde Park One of the oldest fairs in the country, this outdoor celebration is adjacent to the University of Chicago • 57thstreetartfair.org

OLD TOWN ART FAIR June 13 and 14, 2020 • Old Town Triangle District This fair, founded in 1950, features 250 nationally acclaimed artists and welcomes 30,000 art lovers. • oldtownartfair.org

FILTER PHOTO FESTIVAL September 10–13, 2020 • Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel Filter Photo Festival is a multi-day celebration of photography that takes place every autumn in Chicago • filterphoto.org

EXPO CHICAGO September 24–27, 2020 • Navy Pier The International Exposition of Contemporary and Modern Art features 140 exhibitors and a platform for global art and culture • expochicago.com

AMERICAN CRAFT EXPO October 2–4, 2020 • Chicago Botanic Garden One of the country’s premier fine craft shows, featuring approximately 140 artists • americancraftexpo.org

SOFA CHICAGO Nov 5–8, 2020 • Navy Pier The Sculpture Objects Functional Art and Design Fair focuses on art that crosses the boundaries of fine art, craft and design • sofaexpo.com

AMDUR PRODUCTIONS Multiple dates and locations in the region: Gold Coast Art Fair; Botanic Garden Art Fest; Millennium Art Festival; Southport Art Festival; and others • amdurproductions.com

THE OTHER ART FAIR Presented by Saatchi Art, TOAF showcases work by 120 independent and emerging artists. Returning to Chicago in 2020 • theotherartfair.com 24

ART WALKS CHICAGO

• Flat Iron First Fridays, 6–10pm 1579 N. Milwaukee Wickerparkbucktown.com • River North Friday openings, 5–8pm.

New shows generally open Jan 10, Mar 6, May 1, Jul 10, Sept 11, Nov 6 • Chicago Arts District 2nd Fridays 6–10pm. S. Halsted/18th St. (Pilsen East) Chicagoartsdistrict.org • Fine Arts Building 2nd Fridays, 5–9pm 410 S. Michigan Fineartsbuildingstudios.com • Bridgeport Art Center 3rd Fridays Open Studios, 7–10pm 1200 W. 35th St. Bridgeportart.com • Bronzeville Arts District Trolley Tour 3rd Fridays, June–September Bronzevilleartdistrict.com • Zhou B Art Center 3rd Fridays, 7-10pm 1029 W. 35th St. Zhoubartcenter.com • River North Design District Gallery Walk Friday, Sept 11. Select showrooms and galleries Rivernorthdesigndistrict.com

Gallery nights, like Evanston Made’s member mixers, are an ideal way to gather with friends to see art, to meet artists and to tour creative neighborhoods

SUBURBS • Oak Park Arts District (OPAD) 3rd Fridays, 6–10pm. On Harrison St. Oakparkartsdistrict.com • First Saturdays and Evanston Made Check website for dates and times.

Open studios and more on Chicago’s North Shore. Evanstonmade.org

MILWAUKEE • Gallery Night and Day MKE Milwaukee, WI – Historic Third Ward Jan 17–18, April 17–18, July 17–18, October 16–17. gallerynightmke.com

FAMILY DAYS From stroller tours to art making sessions and kidsized performances, the institutions listed at right offer programming to engage the smallest art fans as well as to area youth and teens. View events on chicagogallerynews.com

• Art Institute of Chicago • Chicago Architecture Center • Driehaus Museum • Hyde Part Art Center • Museum of Contemporary Art • Smart Museum of Art • Tarble Arts Center 25

ART LISTINGS GALLERIES, MUSEUMS, AND ART CENTERS WEST SIDE RIVER NORTH MICHIGAN AVE SOUTH SIDE NORTH SIDE SUBURBS AND THE MIDWEST

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In print our listings are organized alphabetically within a geographic section.

Corresponding maps are included as well.

Each listing includes a space’s general information and a program overview, as well as any specialties plus exhibited, or represented, artists.

Our listings on chicagogallerynews.com offer detailed, time–sensitive exhibition details, including openings, artist talks and other events all year.

Seasonal exhibitions are also included in our summer and fall magazines.

Visit chicagogallerynews.com/print-subscriptions or call 312–649–0064 to receive our three printed issues a year: $20 for 1 year or $35 for 2 years.

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ALPHABETICAL INDEX: • GALLERIES / MUSEUMS / PRIVATE DEALERS Alice Adam LTD….......................………….146 Addington Gallery........................................54 Jean Albano Gallery.....................................55 ARC Gallery & Educational Foundation.....30 Gallery Victor Armendariz............................56 Art Advisory, Ltd........................................147 The Art Center Highland Park...................110 Art De Triumph & Artful Framer Studios...96, 157 The Art Gallery.............................................86 Art Post Gallery…......................…………..111 The Arts Club of Chicago.............................70 The Block Museum of Art ...........................112 Northwestern University Brauer Museum of Art, Valparaiso Univ.......134 Bridgeport Art Center…...................……….87 Cleve Carney Museum of Art....................120 Chicago Arts District....................................88 Chicago Printmakers Collaborative..............97 Chicago Truborn..........................................31 Christopher Art Gallery..............................119 Prairie State College Circle Contemporary (Arts of Life)...............32 The Compassion Factory...........................121 Cornelia Arts Building..................................98 DOCUMENT............................................33 Richard H. Driehaus Museum.......................71 Eat Paint Studio............................................99 Catherine Edelman Gallery..........................34 Elmhurst Art Museum................................122 Evanston Art Center...................................113 Fermilab Art Gallery...................................123 Filter Photo..................................................35 FLXST Contemporary...................................89 Gallery 1871..............................................100 (Formerly Chicago Art Source) Gallery Studio Oh!.....................................106 GB Fine Art................................................147 The Golden Triangle….................………….57 Richard Gray Gallery....................................72 Gray Warehouse..........................................36 Bert Green Fine Art......................................73 Kavi Gupta ...................................................37 Carl Hammer Gallery....................................58 Hildt Gallery.................................................74 Hilton | Asmus Contemporary......................59 Hofheimer Gallery......................................101 Rhona Hoffman Gallery................................38 Ice House Gallery.......................................114 International Museum of Surgical Science....75 Intuit: The Center for Intuitive.....................39 and Outsider Art Jacobson Weidner Studios........…………..102 R. S. Johnson Fine Art…………...................76 Kavanagh Gallery.......................................124 at Fine Line Creative Arts Center Komechak Art Gallery, Benedictine Univ.....125 Alan Koppel Gallery.....................................60 Krannert Art Museum, Univ. of IL ............129 Krasl Art Center..........................................133 Lily Pad Gallery West..................................138 Line Dot Editions.........................................40 Logan Center Exhibitions.............................90 Anne Loucks Gallery...................................115 Lubeznik Center for the Arts.......................135 Madron Gallery..........................................103 Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park.................126 McCormick Gallery.......................................41 Monique Meloche Gallery............................42 Milwaukee Art Museum.............................139

John David Mooney Foundation.................61 Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) ...........77 Museum of Contemporary Photography.....78 (MoCP) Northern Illinois University (NIU)...............130 Art Museum Richard Norton Gallery.................................62 Oliva Gallery...............................................104 One After 909..............................................43 Joel Oppenheimer Gallery…...........……….79 PAGODA RED..........................…………...105 The Palette & Chisel.....................................80 Academy of Fine Arts Paris London Hong Kong............................44 Perspective Group.....................................116 and Photography Gallery Poetry Foundation.......................................63 Matthew Rachman Gallery...........................45 The Rangefinder Gallery...............................64 at Tamarkin Camera The Renaissance Society.............................91 Rockford Art Museum................................131 Salon Artists Gallery…….…………............127 Schneider Gallery…………………..........…149 Carrie Secrist Gallery....................................46 Smart Museum of Art..................................92 Snite Museum of Art..................................136 University of Notre Dame South Shore Arts........................................137 Space 900..................................................117 Spertus Institute for Jewish..........................82 Learning & Leadership Sullivan Galleries (SAIC)…….......…......…....81 Tarble Arts Center......................................132 Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art................47 Vale Craft Gallery.........................................65 Vertical Gallery.......................……………….48 Volume Gallery.............................................49 Wantoot Gallery.........................................140 The Warehouse…..........................……….141 Weinberg/Newton Gallery...........................50 Western Exhibitions.....................................51 Woman Made Gallery...................................93 Wrightwood 659........................................107 Zolla/Lieberman Gallery...............................66 • AUCTIONS AND ART SERVICES Artists Frame Service……..….....….......…..158 Bonhams………….........................142 Broken Art Restoration Inc……......……….156 Callahan Art and Associates......................151 Chartwell Insurance Services…..………….155 Chicago Architecture Center……..............160 The Conservation Center……...…………..156 Chicago Sculpture Exhibit………......…….161 Chicago Sculpture International………….160 Guardian Fine Art Services…………………152 Gurr Johns……............................…………149 Heritage Auctions…...……....................…144 Hindman Auctions…….........................….143 The ICON Group………....................……..153 Practical Angle……………................……..158 Restoration Division……....................…….157 Seaberg Picture Framing…………......……159 Spencer Fine Art Services…….........……..153 Studio 215………..........................………..159 Susanin’s Auctioneers + Appraisers…...…144 Terry Dowd, Inc……………….........………150 Toomey and Co. Auctioneers…….......….145 U.S.Art Company, Inc……......…………….154 Willis Towers Watson……...................……155 27

ART SPECIALTIES This list represents periods, styles and mediums in which these galleries and spaces regularly specialize. For an up-to-date list please visit chicagogallerynews.com Artists’ Books Chicago Printmakers Kavi Gupta Intuit Perspective Poetry Foundation Renaissance Society Western Exhibitions Abstraction Addington ARC The Art Gallery Art Post Arts Club Christopher/Prairie St. Evanston Art Center Gallery 1871 Richard Gray / Gray Warehouse Kavi Gupta Hilton | Asmus Hofheimer Nathan Manilow McCormick Paris London Hong Kong Rockford Art Museum Carrie Secrist Smart Museum Studio Oh! Richard Norton Ukrainian Institute Woman Made Zolla / Lieberman Abstract Expressionism Art Center Highland Park Arts of Life The Art Gallery Compassion Factory Richard Gray Lily Pad Anne Loucks McCormick Oliva Rockford Art Museum Wantoot African PAGODA RED Snite Museum African-American Kavi Gupta Carl Hammer Gallery Smart Museum Architecture Art De Triumph Arts Club John David Mooney Driehaus Museum Elmhurst Art Museum International Museum of Surgical Science Matthew Rachman Volume Wrightwood 659 28

Antiques and Artifacts The Golden Triangle International Museum of Surgical Science PAGODA RED Asian The Art Gallery Brauer Museum The Golden Triangle PAGODA RED Smart Museum Wrightwood 659 British Hildt Galleries Ceramics Bridgeport Art Center Kavanagh / Fine Line Oliva Salon Artists Space 900 Vale Craft Volume Wantoot Chicago Scenes & Regionalism Victor Armendariz Art De Triumph Art Post Cleve Carney Chicago Printmakers Eat Paint Elmhurst Art Museum Kavi Gupta Intuit Jacobson Weidner Madron Richard Norton Perspective Spertus Conceptual / Performance ARC Art Center Highland Park Arts Club Bert Green Ice House Krasl MCA John David Mooney Renaissance Society Carrie Secrist Sullivan / SAIC Tarble Arts Ukrainian Institute Weinberg/Newton Western Exhibitions Woman Made Craft Intuit Kavanagh / Fine Line Vale Craft

Design Driehaus Museum Elmhurst Art Museum Poetry Foundation Matthew Rachman Volume Early 20th Century Richard Gray International Museum of Surgical Science Richard Norton Eastern European Ukrainian Institute Emerging Addington Art Center Highland Park The Art Gallery Jean Albano Bert Green Bridgeport Art Center Chicago Arts District Circle / Arts of Life Compassion Factory Cornelia Arts Building Chicago Printmakers Chicago Truborn DOCUMENT Elmhurst Art Museum Filter Photo FLXST Contemporary Gallery 1871 Ice House Intuit Kavanagh / Fine Line Krasl Line Dot Logan Center Anne Loucks Monique Meloche Northern IL University One After 909 Paris London Hong Kong Matthew Rachman Carrie Secrist Studio Oh! Spertus South Shore Arts Sullivan / SAIC Tarble Arts Ukrainian Institute Weinberg/Newton Western Exhibitions Woman Made Fiber Arts / Textiles Evanston Art Center Fermilab Art Gallery Kavanagh / Fine Line Paris London Hong Kong Volume Vale Craft Figurative Addington Victor Armendariz Art De Triumph

Figurative, Cont.

Eat Paint FLXST Contemporary Carl Hammer Hofheimer Lily Pad Line Dot Editions Anne Loucks Palette & Chisel Carrie Secrist Smart Museum Studio Oh! South Shore Zolla / Lieberman Fine Prints & Painting – 18th & 19th C. Hildt Galleries R.S. Johnson Fine Art Krannert Joel Oppenheimer Snite Museum Fine Prints & Painting – Contemporary Jean Albano ARC The Art Gallery Art Center Highland Park Art Post Arts of Life Brauer Museum Chicago Printmakers Christopher / Prairie St Cleve Carney Cornelia Arts Building Eat Paint FLXST Contemporary Richard Gray / Gray Warehouse Bert Green Kavi Gupta Hofheimer Ice House International Museum of Surgical Science Jacobson Weidner Komechak Krannert Art Museum Alan Koppel Line Dot MCA Madron Monique Meloche John David Mooney Northern IL University Oliva One After 909 PAGODA RED Paris London Hong Kong South Shore Arts Space 900 Spertus Studio Oh! Tarble Arts The Warehouse Western Exhibitions Wrightwood 659 Zolla / Lieberman

Folk / Outsider Chicago Truborn Circle / Arts of Life Carl Hammer Intuit Rockford Art Museum Functional Art Jewelry / Fashion Cornelia Arts Building Salon Artists Vale Craft Wantoot Furniture & Decorative Arts Victor Armendariz Bridgeport Art Center PAGODA RED Matthew Rachman Wantoot Glass Compassion Factory Rockford Art Museum Salon Artists Vale Craft Volume Impressionism Art De Triumph Jacobson Weidner Lily Pad Madron Richard Norton Palette & Chisel South Shore Installations ARC Art Center Highland Park Arts Club Bridgeport Art Center Cleve Carney DOCUMENT Evanston Art Center Fermilab Filter Photo Bert Green Intuit Logan Center MCA Monique Meloche John David Mooney Paris London Hong Kong Renaissance Society Carrie Secrist Smart Museum South Shore Arts Spertus Institute Sullivan / SAIC Ukrainian Institute Woman Made Landscape Addington Victor Armendariz Art De Triumph Brauer Museum Gallery 1871 Hilton | Asmus Hofheimer Jacobson Weidner Lily Pad Anne Loucks Palette & Chisel Perspective

Latin American Cleve Carney Minimalism Rhona Hoffman Oliva Ukrainian Institute Modern Contemporary Masters Richard Gray Rhona Hoffman MCA Modernism Arts Club Brauer Museum Chicago Truborn Richard Gray / Gray Warehouse Hilton | Asmus R.S. Johnson Fine Art Alan Koppel Krannert Art Museum Madron Nathan Manilow Richard Norton Oliva Matthew Rachman Rockford Art Museum Ukrainian Institute Wantoot Multi-Media Jean Albano Gray Warehouse Hilton | Asmus Logan Center John David Mooney Northern IL University Renaissance Society Carrie Secrist Sullivan / SAIC Tarble Arts Weinberg/Newton Wrightwood 659 Old Masters R.S. Johnson Fine Art Krannert Art Museum Snite Museum of Art Photography Art Center Highland Park Block Museum Christopher / Prairie St. Cornelia Arts Building DOCUMENT Eat Paint Catherine Edelman Fermilab Filter Photo FLXST Contemporary Gallery 1871 Hilton | Asmus Ice House Alan Koppel Krasl Anne Loucks MoCP Perspective Poetry Foundation Rangefinder Salon Artists Schneider

Photography, Cont.

Snite Museum Sullivan / SAIC Carrie Secrist Space 900 The Warehouse Plein-air Art De Triumph Jacobson Weidner Lily Pad Madron Richard Norton Palette & Chisel South Shore Arts Pop / Street Art Chicago Truborn Carl Hammer Line Dot Vertical Portraits / Portraiture Palette & Chisel Perspective Vertical Poster / Lithography Chicago Truborn Poetry Foundation Sculpture Addington Jean Albano Victor Armendariz Art Post Bridgeport Art Center Christopher / Prairie St Cornelia Arts Building DOCUMENT Evanston Art Center Fermilab Art Richard Gray / Gray Warehouse Carl Hammer Ice House International Museum of Surgical Science Kavanagh / Fine Line Alan Koppel Krasl Art Center Lily Pad Logan Center Nathan Manilow Monique Meloche Richard Norton Oliva Gallery PAGODA RED Palette & Chisel Matthew Rachman Space 900 Studio Oh! The Warehouse Weinberg/Newton Zolla / Lieberman Socio-Political ARC Art Center Highland Park Block Museum Cleve Carney Circle / Arts of Life DOCUMENT FLXST Contemporary Hilton | Asmus

Socio-Political, Cont.

Rhona Hoffman Krasl Art Center Logan Center MoCP Monique Meloche Northern IL University One After 909 Perspective Poetry Foundation Renaissance Society Snite Museum Spertus Sullivan / SAIC Tarble Arts Ukrainian Institute Woman Made Weinberg/Newton Wrightwood 659 Surrealism Alan Koppel Madron Richard Norton Western European R.S. Johnson Fine Art Wildlife / Nature Joel Oppenheimer Paris London Hong Kong Works on Paper Art Post Brauer Museum Chicago Printmakers Christopher / Prairie St Eat Paint Evanston Art Center Fermilab Gallery 1871 Bert Green Hilton | Asmus Hofheimer R.S. Johnson Komechak Krannert Art Museum Northern IL University Richard Norton One After 909 Joel Oppenheimer Carrie Secrist Snite Museum Space 900 Vertical The Warehouse Western Exhibitions Zolla / Lieberman Video / Sound Richard Gray / Gray Warehouse Logan Center MCA John David Mooney Northern IL University Carrie Secrist Renaissance Society Sullivan / SAIC Tarble Arts Weinberg/Newton

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SUSANIN’S AUCTIONS

ADDITIONAL GALLERIES AND SPACES 65 Grand Agitator Co–Op Aspect/Ratio Julius Caesar Corbett vs Dempsey devening projects + editions THE FRANKLIN Fulton Street Collective Gallery 400 Goldfinch

Hubbard Street Lofts Johalla Projects Mickey Mongerson National Hellenic Museum Open House Contemporary PATRON Platform Studios Polish Museum of America Andrew Rafacz Gallery

Sarah Raskey Spudnik Press Regards Roots and Culture Silent Funny Stuart & Co. Gallery UNUM Gallery Wright

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ARC GALLERY AND EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION

WEST TOWN

ARC Gallery and Educational Foundation is a not-for-profit gallery and foundation whose mission is to bring innovative, emerging and/or experimental visual art to a wide range of viewers, and to provide a nurturing atmosphere for the continued development of artistic potential and dialogue.

As a nonprofit cooperative operated by a collective of women artists since 1973, ARC works to empower women by providing professional and mentoring opportunities in the visual arts.

ARC serves to raise public awareness on various community-based issues by presenting exhibits, workshops, discussion groups and programs by, and for, underserved populations.

1463 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60642 312–877–5760 W–Sa 12–6; Su 12–4 President: Cheri Reif Naselli info@arcgallery.org www.arcgallery.org Instagram @arcgallery_ Twitter @arcgallery Facebook @ARCGalleryChicago 32

2020 Exhibition Openings occur on the following Fridays from 6–9pm: Jan 10, Feb 7, Mar 6, Apr 3, May 1, May 29, June 26, July 24, Sep 11, Oct 2, Oct 30, Nov 27.

The gallery will be closed August 16–September 1 and December 20–31, 2020

CHICAGO TRUBORN

WEST TOWN

Established in 2011, Chicago Truborn is a community–based non–traditional gallery dedicated to supporting often neglected, mediums of artistic creation with an emphasis on street/urban/graffiti/art. We are most passionate about providing collectors with affordable artwork in an approachable environment.

Chicago Truborn works with local and international artists alike — most who paint predominantly with aerosol. For every show the featured artist paints two, site specific, in–store murals to coincide with their body of work. The gallery has thrice won the title “Best Gallery” for being highly innovative, approachable, and affordable while maintaining a high caliber of artistry.

The gallery’s reputation has grown immensely through its vital role in the public arts scene and our continued dedication to mural production. Chicago Truborn has curated and site managed over 50 public pieces all over the Chicago area, partnering with organizations such as the Chicago Bears & Nike. Director Sara Dulkin has been instrumental in Chicago’s public arts renaissance as co-curator on projects like the Wabash Arts Corridor and the West Town Public Arts Initiative. Enjoying and consuming artwork should not be an intimidating experience, or one reserved for those with big bank accounts. Please come on in, ask questions, take pictures and let us help you #BECOMEaCOLLECTOR 1741 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60622 773–420–9764 Tu–F 12–7; Sa 2–6; Su/M by appt.

Sara M Dulkin (Gallerist) Info@ChicagoTruborn.com www.ChicagoTruborn.com Shop.ChicagoTruborn.com @ChicagoTruborn

Openings typically take place on Saturdays, 6–10 pm. Featured exhibitions run for 5 weeks. Please refer to our website for details.

Available works are always available for purchase via our online gallery at Shop.ChicagoTruborn.com Image: The gallery, in the heart of West Town.

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CIRCLE CONTEMPORARY (ARTS OF LIFE)

WEST TOWN

Circle Contemporary is a multi-purpose exhibition space with locations in Chicago and Glenview, IL. Circle Contemporary, an extension of the Arts of Life studios, showcases a diverse range of creative practices from individuals of all talents and abilities. Circle Contemporary aims to strengthen the local creative community by providing a space and outlet for artistic inspiration and exploration. Circle Contemporary hosts yearround exhibitions with guest curators and artists from inside and outside the studio.

Arts of Life’s mission is to advance the creative arts community by providing artists with intellectual and developmental disabilities a collective space to expand their practice and strengthen their leadership.

2010 W. Carroll, Chicago, IL 60612 M–F 9–4; Sa 1–4 312–829–2787 circlecontemporary @artsoflife.org 34

North Shore Location: 1963 Johns Dr. Glenview, IL 60025 M–F 9–4 www.artsoflife.org

Instagram @circlecontemporary

DOCUMENT

WEST TOWN

DOCUMENT is a commercial gallery located in Chicago that specializes in contemporary photography, film and media based art. The gallery has organized more than 50 solo exhibitions since its opening in 2012 and actively promotes the work of emerging national and international artists.

Since 2016, DOCUMENT started exhibiting historical artists and has continued to anchor its program in a conversation between emerging voices and established figures.

Operating conjointly as a professional printmaking studio, DOCUMENT facilitates the production of works by artists from Chicago and the US. The production studio allows some of the gallery artists to collaborate with DOCUMENT in both their exhibitions and their daily artistic practice by being in constant conversation about the realization and processes in their work.

1709 W. Chicago Chicago, IL 60622 312–535–4555 Tu–Sa 11–6 Aron Gent info@documentspace.com www.documentspace.com

Fairs: Art Basel Miami Beach, Felix LA, The Armory Show, NYC, FIAC Paris

Image: Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Installation view at DOCUMENT, 2018

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CATHERINE EDELMAN GALLERY

WEST TOWN

December 1, 2019 marked the 32-year anniversary of Catherine Edelman Gallery, a venue in Chicago for contemporary fine art photography. Since its founding in 1987, the gallery has established itself as one of the leading galleries in the country devoted to the exhibition of prominent living photographers, alongside new & young talent. The gallery showcases a broad range of subject matter, attracting both the seasoned collector and first-time buyer. CEG extended its program to include mixed-media photo-based art, as it seeks to expand the vocabulary of photography.

Our website provides a wealth of information, including artist talks, interviews with art world professionals, an online only gallery for local talent, and extensive educational material. The gallery hosts six exhibitions a year and participates in art fairs throughout the country.

Recently, the gallery has relocated to 1637 W. Chicago Ave, in the West Town neighborhood. The newly renovated building gives CEG a bi-level space, occupying the ground floor and lower level, expanding its footprint to 4,200 sq. ft. The new gallery includes four exhibition spaces, a dedicated video room, a large viewing room for collectors, and an open area for educational programming, creating a flexible environment. CEG will continue to present living artists whose work expands the dialogue of photography.

1637 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60622 312–266–2350 Tu–Sa 10–5:30 info@edelmangallery.com www.edelmangallery.com 36

Facebook @CatherineEdelmanGallery Instagram and Twitter @edelmangallery MEMBER ASSOCIATION OF INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY ART DEALERS (AIPAD) Image: Sandro Miller: I am Papua New Guinea exhibition installation.

WEST TOWN

FILTER PHOTO

Filter Photo is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a two-part mission: first, to serve and support the photographic communities of Chicago and the Midwest; and second, to highlight Chicago as a vital center of the national photographic community.

Since 2009, Filter Photo has organized the annual Filter Photo Festival, a multi-day celebration of photography that includes portfolio reviews, workshops, exhibition receptions, artist talks, and other diverse programming.

In 2015, Filter Photo opened Filter Space, a permanent gallery and project space located in Chicago’s West Town neighborhood. Filter Space hosts regular social, educational, and professional development activities, including exhibitions, workshops, and lectures.

1821 W. Hubbard, Ste. 207 Chicago, IL 60622 773–888–2241 M–Sa 11–5 Caitlin Peterson info@filterphoto.org www.filterphoto.org Facebook @Filterfestival Instagram @filterphoto Twitter @filterphoto

Opening receptions take place the first Friday of each exhibition, 6–9pm, unless otherwise noted.

The 2020 Filter Photo Festival takes place September 10–13.

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WEST TOWN

GRAY WAREHOUSE

Gray Warehouse is the exhibition space of Richard Gray Gallery.

Founded in 1963, Richard Gray Gallery is a contemporary art gallery with locations in Chicago and New York City and is active in both the primary and secondary markets.

Devoted to both contemporary and modern art, the gallery specializes in and represents a number of artists, including Jim Dine, Jean Dubuffet, Theaster Gates, David Hockney, Alex Katz, Joan Miró, Pablo Picasso, Jaume Plensa and Evelyn Statsinger.

Please contact the gallery for up to date exhibition information.

2044 W. Carroll Chicago, IL 60612 312–883–8277 Tu–Sa 11–5 during exhibitions info@richardgraygallery.com www.richardgraygallery.com

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Follow us on Twitter @RichardGrayGall and Instagram @RichardGrayGallery

Image: Installation view of Jim Dine: Looking at the Present at Gray Warehouse. Photo Tom Rossiter.

KAVI GUPTA GALLERY

WEST LOOP

Kavi Gupta is a leading contemporary art gallery based in Chicago that hosts more than a dozen museum quality exhibitions each year; its publishing imprint, Kavi Gupta Editions, produces unique, high quality artist books and catalogues. The gallery participates in many of the most influential global art fairs each year, including Art Basel Hong Kong, Frieze New York, Frieze London, the New York Armory Fair, EXPO CHICAGO, and Art Basel Miami Beach.

Kavi Gupta operates from two buildings in the West Loop. The first, on West Washington, hosts the gallery and publishing operation. The second building, nearby on Elizabeth Street, is a two-story, brick, refurbished industrial building capable of hosting two simultaneous, museum-quality exhibitions. The gallery also operates a warehouse and production facility in nearby Pilsen.

Artists represented by the renowned gallery include Firelei Báez, Inka Essenhigh, Beverly Fishman, Glenn Kaino, Manish Nai, Angel Otero, Roxy Paine, Devan Shimoyama, Tony Tasset and Mickalene Thomas, among others. Kavi Gupta is proud to be a three-time recipient of the prestigious International Association of Art Critics (AICA-USA) Award.

835 W. Washington Chicago, IL 60607 M–F 10–6, Sa 11–5 312–432–0708 info@kavigupta.com www.kavigupta.com

Second Location: 219 N. Elizabeth Chicago, IL 60607 See website for hours 312–496–3552

Facebook @Kavi Gupta Gallery Instagram: @kavigupta_ Twitter @kavigupta Image: Installation View of Jeffrey Gibson’s show CAN YOU FEEL IT at Kavi Gupta’s 219 North Elizabeth Street location.

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RHONA HOFFMAN GALLERY

WEST TOWN

Rhona Hoffman Gallery, founded originally as Young Hoffman Gallery in 1976, specializes in international contemporary art in all medias, and art that is conceptually, formally or socio-politically based. From its inception, the gallery has launched emerging artists’ careers. In the seventies, Young Hoffman Gallery was one of the first galleries to offer exhibitionsto women artists including Cindy Sherman, Barbara Kruger, Jenny Holzer, and Sylvia Plimack Mangold.

Since, 1983 when Rhona Hoffman and Donald Young announced the establishment of separate galleries, Rhona Hoffman Gallery has continued to show young and emerging artists alongside established ones.

Rhona Hoffman Gallery is very active in the Chicago arts community and maintains relationships with museums, helping to place important works in their collections and within their programs.

1711 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60622 312–455–1990 Rhona Hoffman Tu–F 10–5:30; Sa 11–5:30 contact@rhoffmangallery.com www.rhoffmangallery.com 40

Opening receptions take place on the first night of the exhibition from 5–7:30pm

Image: Gladys Nilsson, Classic in the Woods, 2017.

INTUIT: THE CENTER FOR INTUITIVE + OUTSIDER ART

WEST TOWN

Founded in 1991, Intuit is a premier museum of outsider and self-taught art, art created by artists who are motivated by their unique personal visions and demonstrate little or no influence from the mainstream art world. The museum’s mission—celebrating the power of outsider art—is grounded in the ethos that the instinct to create is universal and the arts must embrace, represent and be accessible to all, regardless of education level or socioeconomic status.

Intuit offers world-class exhibitions; a collection of 1,200 works of art; resources for scholars and students, such as the Robert A. Roth Study Center, a non-circulating collection with a focus in the fields of outsider and contemporary self-taught art; and educational programming for people of all interest levels and backgrounds.

Its centerpiece is its Henry Darger Room Collection, a permanent exhibition and archives, which attracts visitors and scholars worldwide.

756 N. Milwaukee Ave. Chicago, IL 60642 312–243–9088 Tu–Sa 11–6; Th 11–7; Su 12–5 (and on Monday school holidays).

Closed all other Mondays intuit@art.org www.art.org

The museum hosts #ArtAfterWork, a free art making series held every third Thursday of the month from 5–7pm Follow Intuit at @intuitartcenter on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

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LINE DOT EDITIONS

UKRAINIAN VILLAGE

Since 2016 Line Dot has been gaining notoriety with a unique mix of local, national and international talents.

Line Dot’s roster includes immediately recognizable names like Hebru Brantley, Jillian Evelyn, and Anthony Lister alongside emerging notables like Kayla Mahaffey and Max Sansing.

The gallery also offers top quality secondary market artwork from Banksy, KAWS, Shepard Fairey, Takashi Murakami, Retna and many others.

Exclusive editions are released every month, and Line Dot’s brick and mortar space showcases the ever-changing array of artwork.

The full inventory is available to view and purchase on the gallery’s website.

1023 N. Western Ave. Chicago, IL 60622 773–219–0968 Tu–Sa 11–6; or by appt.

Shana Hafner hello@linedoteditions.com www.linedoteditions.com 42

New releases monthly. Visit our website for event details.

Follow us on social media @linedoteditions Image: Jillian Evelyn: It’s About Time on view at the gallery

MCCORMICK GALLERY

WEST LOOP

McCormick Gallery features both modern and contemporary art, focusing primarily on painting, works on paper and sculpture. We represent the estates of numerous mid-century American painters with an emphasis on Abstract Expressionism.

The gallery also shows both established and emerging contemporary artists.

Please call the gallery for exhibition information.

835 W. Washington Chicago, IL 60607 312–226–6800 Tu–F 10–5; Sa 11–5 Thomas McCormick; Mary Beyer gallery@thomasmccormick.com www.thomasmccormick.com

Opening receptions held on first day of show, Saturday, 5–7pm

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MONIQUE MELOCHE GALLERY

WEST TOWN

Monique Meloche Gallery was founded in October 2000 with its debut exhibition titled Homewrecker at Meloche’s home, and officially opened to the public in May 2001.

The gallery relocated from Wicker Park to a sprawling new space in West Town in June 2018, with an inaugural exhibition by Jeff Sonhouse.

Working with an international group of emerging and established artists in all media, the gallery presents conceptually challenging installations in Chicago and at art fairs internationally, with an emphasis on curatorial and institutional outreach. Roster artists include Ebony G. Patterson, Sanford Biggers, Rashid Johnson, Carrie Schneider, Amy Sherald, David Antonio Cruz, Brendan Fernandes, Cheryl Pope, Nate Young, Maia Cruz Palileo, and Jake Troyli, among many others.

Recent and upcoming exhibitions include Candida Alvarez, Nate Young, Maia Cruz Palileo, and Jake Troyli.

451 N. Paulina, Chicago, IL 60622 312–243–2129 11–6pm, Tu–Sa Ashley Wynn info@moniquemeloche.com www.moniquemeloche.com Facebook @moniquemelochegallery Instagram @moniquemeloche 44

March 6–8, 2020: Candida Alvarez solo booth at Independent, New York.

Image: Ebony G. Patterson, Monique Meloche Gallery, 2018.

ONE AFTER 909

WEST TOWN

One After 909 is a contemporary art gallery in Chicago’s West Town gallery district, focusing on emerging and established Chicago artists as well as featuring international art. While the creative output of these artists varies, including painting, drawing, photography, sculpture and multimedia works, they share the common threads of narrative content, social awareness, high-level craftsmanship, and a predilection for the unconventional.

One After 909 features works at various price points, from museum-scaled pieces to small-scale multiples.

The gallery also publishes One After 909 Editions—original, limited edition prints that are made in collaboration with the artists.

906 N. Ashland Chicago, IL 60622 312–608–2265 W–Sa 12–5pm Stano Grezdo, Dir. galleryoneafter909@gmail.com www.oneafter909.org Social @oneafter909art

Image: Cindy Bernhard, Pucker, mixed media and oil on canvas, 40” x 60”, 2019 45

PARIS LONDON HONG KONG

WEST TOWN

Paris London Hong Kong is a private gallery founded by respected diviners of recent and contemporary culture to provide a haven for collectors, scholars and enthusiasts.

Curating world-class exhibitions, featuring works from luminaries of the 20th century as well as emerging and thought provoking contemporary artists, PLHK is an exclusive experience set to challenge and enhance the discourse of contemporary and 20th century art.

1709 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60622 312–535–4555 Tu–Sa 11–6 info@parislondonhongkong.com www.parislondonhongkong.com 46

Opening receptions take place on the first night of the exhibition from 5-8pm Image: Frank Van Duerm, Installation view at PLHK, 2019

MATTHEW RACHMAN GALLERY

WEST TOWN

Established in 2014, Matthew Rachman Gallery pairs modern design with contemporary art. The gallery presents rotating exhibitions, provides consulting services, and hosts philanthropic and private events.

Recent Exhibitions: Wesley Willis: City of Many Dreams; Mies van der Rohe: Chicago Blues and Beyond; Ted Stanuga: Tracing Space; Shinnosuke Miyake: Closer, and Perriand in the Mountains.

1659 W. Chicago, Chicago, IL 60622 773–245–3182 Tu–Su 11–6 info@matthewrachman.com www.matthewrachman.com Social @matthewrachmangallery Image: Installation View, Mies van der Rohe: Chicago Blues and Beyond, 2019 47

CARRIE SECRIST GALLERY

WEST LOOP

Carrie Secrist Gallery, established in 1992, features contemporary artwork by emerging and mid-career artists who work in a variety of mediums.

Represented artists include: Whitney Bedford, Stephen Eichhorn, Shannon Finley, Diana Guerrero-Maciá, Andrew Holmquist, Anne Lindberg, Liliana Porter, Michael Robinson and Dannielle Tegeder.

CSG 2020 art fairs include: The Armory Show (March); the Dallas Art Fair (April) and EXPO CHICAGO (September).

835 W. Washington Chicago, IL 60607 312–491–0917 Tu–F 10:30–6; Sa 11–5 Dir. Britton Bertran info@secristgallery.com www.secristgallery.com Follow us @carriesecristgallery 48

Openings typically are held Saturdays 5–8pm Image: Andrew Holmquist, NEW SUCCULENCE Installation, Carrie Secrist Gallery, March 2019. Photo by Nathan Keay.

UKRAINIAN INSTITUTE OF MODERN ART (UIMA)

UKRAINIAN VILLAGE

In existence for over 40 years, UIMA continues to offer a robust schedule of exhibitions, musical and literary events, films, and gallery talks, including the annually anticipated Live and Silent Auction. Musical programs have included evenings with distinguished opera singers Samuel Ramey, Paul Plishka, and pianist Valentina Lisitsia, while the MAVerick Ensemble has filled the galleries with experimental and innovative jazz regularly. Writers and actors have showcased their work, and a variety of artist workshops are offered throughout the year.

As in its early days, UIMA’s programs and events connect an international network of artists, musicians, and writers with West Town’s diverse community, offering intellectually and artistically rich experiences that enhance and expand Chicago’s cultural life.

The Institute holds extensive partnerships with both national and international art organizations and museums. As a core member of the Chicago Cultural Alliance we were instrumental in developing a wide coalition of ethnic museums which partner to promote the grand diversity of our multi-cultural city.

The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art has pledged to serve as a leader in developing West Town into a vibrant art destination. Our strategic goals currently focus on developing an educational center for students pursuing careers in art and design. As Ukrainian Village has gentrified and diversified, we continue to grow as a vibrant fine art center dedicated to community engagement, and shaping the artistic legacy of the community and our city.

2320 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60622 773–227–5522 W–Su 12–4 Motria Melnyk info@uima-chicago.org www.uima-chicago.org

Facebook @UIMArt Instagram @uimachicago As well featuring a gallery with rotating exhibitions, we also offer an event space, where we typically host events every month.

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VERTICAL GALLERY

UKRAINIAN VILLAGE

Vertical Gallery is Chicago’s premier urban-contemporary art gallery. Established in 2013 in the Ukrainian Village neighborhood, the gallery focuses on work influenced by street art, urban environments, graffiti, pop culture, graphic design and illustration.

New monthly exhibits highlight local, national and international artists. You may view and purchase past and current work either in the gallery space or online.

Vertical Gallery also consults on creating new collections, corporate collections, and secondary market artwork.

Our 2020 featured artists include: David Heo, Xenz, Joseph Renda Jr., Collin van der Sluijs, Hebru Brantley, XOOOOX, Pipsqueak Was Here!!!, and Anders Gjennestad. There will also be two curated group exhibitions featuring dozens of other urban-contemporary artists.

1016 N. Western Ave., Chicago, IL 60622 773–697–3846 Dir. Patrick Hull Tu–Sa 11–6; Su–M by appt.

The gallery is closed in January. patrick@verticalgallery.com www.verticalgallery.com Facebook • Instagram • Twitter 50

Opening receptions held first date of scheduled exhibitions, 6–9pm The gallery is closed the week prior to each new exhibition.

VOLUME GALLERY

WEST TOWN

Volume Gallery focuses on design and art, with a strong emphasis placed on emerging contemporary designers and artists.

Volume Gallery releases editions, publications and organizes exhibitions that showcase the work of designers and artists to regional, national and international audiences.

“Let it be a magnet, the snowy core of an avalanche!” - Bruno Taut Exhibited Designers / Artists: Aranda\Lasch, Tanya Aguiñiga, Ross Hansen, Ania Jaworska, Thomas Leinberger, Luftwerk, Christy Matson, Jonathan Muecke, Anders Ruhwald, Snarkitecture, Stanley Tigerman, Thaddeus Wolfe

1709 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60622 312–666–7954 Tu–Sa 11–6 Claire Warner claire@wvvolumes.com www.wvvolumes.com

Recent fairs include: FOG Design+Art, Felix LA, Chicago Invitational by NADA, Design Miami.

Opening receptions take place the first night of the exhibition from 5–8pm Instagram @volume_gallery Image: Christy Matson, Plume, 2019 51

WEINBERG / NEWTON GALLERY

WEST TOWN

Weinberg/Newton Gallery is a non-commercial gallery with a mission to collaborate with nonprofit organizations and artists to educate and engage the public on social justice issues. Through artwork and programming, the gallery provides a vital space for open discourse on critical contemporary issues facing our communities. Connecting artists with social justice organizations, we work to drive change and cultivate a culture of consciousness.

688 N. Milwaukee Ave. Chicago, IL 60642 312–529–5090 Tu–Sa 10–5 info@weinbergnewtongallery.com www.weinbergnewtongallery.com Instagram and Facebook @weinbergnewtongallery 52

Openings are the first day of the exhibition unless otherwise noted

Image: Installation view of The Way the Mystic Sees, presented in collaboration with Human Rights Watch

WESTERN EXHIBITIONS

WEST TOWN

Western Exhibitions is a contemporary art gallery that shows thought-provoking, and visually innovative artists who work across most media, with an emphasis on personal narratives and cosmologies; LGBTQ artists and issues; pattern, decoration and surface concerns; works on paper; and artist books. Western Exhibitions presents unique artist projects, curated group shows and maintains a specific inventory of artist books and multiples, gathered together as a sister entity, WesternXeditions.

Represented artists: Dan Attoe, Marshall Brown, Elijah Burgher, Jessica Campbell, Ryan Travis Christian, Lilli Carré, Courtney Cooper, Edie Fake, Nicholas Frank, Richard Hull, Jessica Labatte, Dutes Miller, Miller & Shellabarger, Rachel Niffenegger, Paul Nudd, Robyn O’Neil, Stan Shellabarger, Geoffrey Todd Smith, Deb Sokolow, Ben Stone, Orkideh Torabi.

1709 W. Chicago Ave., 2nd floor Chicago, IL 60622 312–480–8390 Scott Speh Tu–Sa 11–6 info@westernexhibitions.com www.westernexhibitions.com

Check website for future exhibition dates.

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RIVER NORTH

ALAN KOPPEL

CHICAGO CARL HAMMER

CLARK

ADDINGTON

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LASALLE

JEAN ALBANO HILTON | ASMUS

WELLS

FRANKLIN

ORLEANS

POETRY FOUNDATION

VALE CRAFT

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HURON

ZOLLA / LIEBERMAN

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The River North Design District, a membership organization comprised of design showrooms located from Chicago Ave. to the Merchandise Mart hosts public and professional events throughout the year and on September 11 will pair up with River North galleries and local artists to kick off the fall arts season.

Rivernorthdesigndistrict.com

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THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE

DEARBORN

• RANGEFINDER • VICTOR

Addington Gallery 704 N. Wells

John David Mooney Foundation 114 W. Kinzie, #1

Jean Albano Gallery 215 W. Superior

Richard Norton Fine Art 612 Merchandise Mart Plaza

Gallery Victor Armendariz 300 W. Superior, 2nd Fl.

Poetry Foundation 61 W Superior

The Golden Triangle 330 N. Clark

The Rangefinder Gallery at Tamarkin Camera 300 W. Superior, 3rd Fl.

Carl Hammer Gallery 740 N. Wells Hilton | Asmus Contemporary 716 N. Wells

Vale Craft Gallery 230 W. Superior Zolla/Lieberman Gallery 325 W. Huron

Alan Koppel Gallery 806 N. Dearborn

ADDITIONAL GALLERIES AND SPACES Stephen Daiter Gallery (312) 787–3350 Echt Gallery (312) 440–0288 Expression Galleries of Fine Art (312) 274–9848 Gallerique (312) 646–5139 Gruen Galleries (312) 337–6262 Instituto Cervantes (312) 335–1996 Marwen (312) 944–2418 Moberg Gallery at deAurora (515) 279–9191 National Public Housing Museum (773) 245–1621 Zg Gallery (312) 654–9900

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ADDINGTON GALLERY

RIVER NORTH

Located in the heart of the River North Gallery District for over two decades, Addington Gallery focuses on dynamic contemporary painting, both abstract and representational, with many of the gallery’s artists staking their claim somewhere in between categories. Process and materials play a large role with most of the artists represented, who work in a wide range of contemporary styles, subjects, and media.

The gallery offers a full range of services, including installation, painting restoration and conservation, framing consultation, and corporate curating.

704 N. Wells Chicago, IL 60654 312–664–3406 Tu–Sa 11–6 dan@addingtongallery.com www.addingtongallery.com 56

2020 opening receptions are from 5–8pm on the following show start dates: January 3, March 6, May 1, July 10, September 11, November 6 Facebook and Instagram @AddingtonGallery Image: Kathleen Waterloo, Under Pressure, 30” x 24”, encaustic on panel

JEAN ALBANO GALLERY

RIVER NORTH

Jean Albano Gallery has exhibited a diverse roster of artists who have helped shape Chicago’s art scene since the gallery’s inception in 1986, including: Fletcher Benton, Diane Cooper, Claudia DeMonte, Bonnie Lautenberg, John Maloof, the Estate of Bill Mauldin, Gladys Nilsson, Donna Rosenthal, Hunt Slonem, Bonnie Star, Joe Tallarico, John Torreano, Jim Waid, Idelle Weber, the Estate of Margaret Wharton, Karl Wirsum, and Zack Wirsum.

215 W. Superior Chicago, IL 60654 312–440–0770 Tu–F 11–5; Sa 11–3, and by appt. jeanalbanogallery@gmail.com www.jeanalbanogallery.com

Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Opening receptions from 5:30–7:30pm Images: Top: Bonnie Lautenberg, 1982 E.T. Basquiat (Untitled), archival digital print, 2019.; Bottom: Zack Wirsum, I Got the Power Up, Bout It, Bout It, Perma Pacman Until Insert Coins, 2019, acrylic on wood, 36” x 48”

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GALLERY VICTOR ARMENDARIZ

RIVER NORTH

The gallery exhibits compelling contemporary art in a variety of media by both established and emerging artists. Victor brings 20 years of experience creating relationships with artists, collectors and institutions and builds on a reputation for promoting thought-provoking figurative art, museum quality works of Realism and Studio Furniture of exacting detail. The work of renowned steel furniture maker Jim Rose is always on view.

The Gallery also provides outreach to the community in the form of educational and social events designed to further the relationship between artist and audience.

A section of the gallery called “The Studio” is dedicated to the creative process featuring an artist’s formative works and drawings, as well as the work of emerging artists. Art is accessibly priced and presented to encourage the formation of an art collection for new viewers or those who wish to expand their collection.

300 W. Superior Chicago, IL 60654 312–722–6447 Victor Armendariz Tu–F 10–5:30; Sa 11–5 mail@galleryvictor.com www.galleryvictor.com 58

facebook @galleryvictor Instagram @galleryvictorchicago

Image: Andrew S. Conklin, Motion Capture Studio 9, oil on linen, 60 x 90”

THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE

RIVER NORTH

Originally focused on Asian antiques, The Golden Triangle has evolved into an 18,000 square foot global design resource. For 30 years, the owners, Douglas Van Tress and Chauwarin Tuntisak have traveled the world hand-picking unique furnishings, artifacts and cultural objects for placement in their very personal Chicago gallery.

Assembled in curated vignettes, the eclectic mix of Asian and European antiques, artifacts, artwork, lighting, and other accessories prove there are no boundaries or limitations in decorating. From designers and trade professionals, to collectors or simply curious shoppers, The Golden Triangle welcomes all intrigued individuals.

The Golden Triangle hosts exhibitions and cultural events throughout the year.

330 N. Clark Chicago, IL 60654 312-755-1266 M-F 10-6, Sa 10-5 info@goldentriangle.biz www.goldentriangle.biz

Please visit goldentriangle.biz to shop our collections and for updates on special events.

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CARL HAMMER GALLERY

RIVER NORTH

Carl Hammer Gallery represents both modern and contemporary art from the 20th and 21st centuries. The gallery’s reputation, recognized worldwide, was established by its leadership for discovering and representing historically significant artists within the “Outsider” and self–taught genres. Today, artists from both the “Monster Roster” and the Chicago “Imagist” traditions are an integral part of the gallery’s programming. Renowned for this unique blending of artists, visions and backgrounds, Carl Hammer Gallery has carved out a unique niche among 21st century contemporary art galleries and is known for having pioneered much of the scholarship and connoisseurship leading to inclusion of Outsider artists like Henry Darger, Bill Traylor, Joseph Yoakum, Eugene Von Bruenchenhein and others into international art importance. The dialogue between mainstream and Outsider artists is influential in determination of both our exhibition criteria and artist representation.

Artists represented: Don Baum, Guy Benson, Wilson “Snowflake” Bentley, Roger Brown, Jordan Davies, William Dawson, Howard Finster, Aristotle Georgiades, Vanessa German, Lee Godie, Neil Goodman, Grace Graupe-Pillard, Cameron Gray, Alicia Henry, Michael Hernandez de Luna, Miyoko Ito, Frank Jones, Kahn and Selesnick, Jay Kelly, Sarp Kerem Yavuz, Leonard Koscianski, Amy Laskin, Mole and Thomas, Marilyn Murphy, Ed Paschke, Jan Petry, Bill Rauhauser, Francois Robert, David Sharpe, Hollis Sigler, Fred Stonehouse, Bill Traylor, Eugene Von Bruenchenhein, Joseph Yoakum, Albert Zahn, Mary Lou Zelazny

740 N. Wells Chicago, IL 60654 312-266-8512 Tu–Sa 11-5:30 info@carlhammergallery.com www.carlhammergallery.com 60

Exhibition openings held on First Friday of odd number months from 5:30–8pm.

Gallery exhibitions scheduled for 2020: Aviv Benn; Alicia Henry; CJ Pyle; Mary Lou Zelazny Images, clockwise from top left: Mary Lou Zelazny, Bill Traylor, CJ Pyle, and Aviv Benn.

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HILTON | ASMUS CONTEMPORARY

Located in Chicago’s River North Art District, Hilton | Asmus Contemporary specializes in modern and contemporary paintings, works on paper, mixed media and sculpture with a special focus on photography. Featuring internationally known artists from United States, Northern Europe and the Mediterranean Region.

Hilton | Asmus Contemporary is a strong proponent of the art of Photography and Film. We do not see a divide between the two disciplines, as they are the most immediate and indelible way to document the history of cultures, of people, of nations and our planet. Whether it is the history of our film industry that has changed the way we see our world, or artists making history by using FILM, moving or still, Hilton | Asmus Contemporary seeks to initiate a dialogue, to bring awareness to the contemporary issues of our times.

716 N. Wells Chicago, IL 60654 312–475–1788 Arica Hilton Tu–Sa 11–6 or by appt. info@hilton-asmus.com www.hilton-asmus.com

Representing: David Yarrow, Terry O’Neill, Julian Wasser, Lawrence Schiller, Susan Aurinko, Blake Ward, Boky Hackel-Ward, Jack Perno, Sophia Collier Facebook: Hilton | Asmus Contemporary Instagram @hilton.asmus.contemporary Image: David Yarrow 61

ALAN KOPPEL GALLERY

RIVER NORTH

For nearly two decades, Alan Koppel Gallery has played a leading role in introducing contemporary international artists to American audiences. In addition to organizing extensive solo and group exhibitions of new work by gallery artists, the gallery maintains an inventory of select primary and secondary works by leading artists from the major movements in 20th Century American and European Art. Artists to first exhibit with us in Chicago include renown artists such as Robert Moskowitz, Bruce Conner and Jacques Villeglé, younger artists like Edward Lipski and Katharina Bosse, and the estate of Eugéne Leroy.

In the mid-1990s, Alan Koppel’s successful private gallery turned public with the opening of his first space in Chicago’s John Hancock Center where the first solo exhibition was new work by Peter Halley.

In 2001, the gallery moved and expanded its presence to a 4,000 square foot gallery in Chicago’s River North gallery district. The inaugural blockbuster exhibition paired new work by Jacques Villeglé with furniture by Jean Prouve. Past exhibitions include new work by artists Halley, Leroy, Villeglé, Lipski and Bosse, as well as shows highlighting recent acquisitions by Hiroshi Sugimoto, Vik Muniz, Philip Guston, Diane Arbus, Mark Tansey, Louise Bourgeois, Marcel Duchamp, Hans Bellmer, Robert Frank, Walker Evans, Andy Warhol and Ed Ruscha.

In 2012 the gallery moved to its current Dearborn Street location, transforming a turn-of-the-century greystone into an intimate gallery space dedicated to showcasing significant artworks from the 20th and 21st century.

806 N. Dearborn, Chicago, IL 60610 M–F 10–5:30pm 312–640–0730 Laura Ellsworth lauraellsworth@alankoppel.com www.alankoppel.com 62

Visit us at EXPO CHICAGO every fall.

Facebook: Alan Koppel Gallery Instagram: @alankoppelgallery Image: Dianna Frid, More Time Than Life, exhibition 2019

JOHN DAVID MOONEY FOUNDATION

RIVER NORTH

The John David Mooney Foundation brings to Chicago the very best international artists and architects whose work is innovative, challenging, and exciting. Solo exhibitions are featured at the International Currents Gallery in the Foundation’s three galleries, each 4,000 square-feet. The JDMF offers creative professionals a period as artist-in-residence to advance their work and to stimulate a dialogue and engagement with the public and artistic community.

The Foundation is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 educational arts organization that seeks to transform the public domain through art, architecture, and urban planning. The Foundation aims to make art publicly accessible, as well as show how art and artists play a unique and essential role in society.

The Foundation further fulfills its mission by providing interdisciplinary, professional studio experience and leadership training in the arts. Postgraduate and post-doctoral Internships and Apprenticeships have been offered to more than 670 professional artists, architects, urban planners, humanists, scientists, engineers and philosophers from around the world. The guiding philosophy of the Foundation is to promote the responsibility of the artist to society.

114 W. Kinzie Chicago, IL 60654 Tu-F 12–6; Sa/Su by appt.

312–822–0483 Barbara Jones jdmstudio@jdmf.org www.mooneyfoundation.org

All seminars, lectures, workshops, gallery walks, concerts, and performances hosted by the Foundation are free and open to the public.

Image: John David Mooney, Spiral Galaxy, Adler Planetarium 63

RICHARD NORTON GALLERY

RIVER NORTH

Founded in 2000 Richard Norton Gallery offers a diverse selection of notable American and European Impressionist and Modern paintings, drawings and sculpture from the 19th and early 20th Centuries.

They provide a wide range of services, including consultation, appraisal, consignment and purchase of artwork.

Artists include: Gertrude Abercrombie, Egon Adler, George Aldrich, Macena Barton, Claude Bentley, Egon Adler, Karl Buehr, Francis Chapin, Georges Maurice Cloud, Colin Campbell Cooper, Alexander Corazzo, William Dalziel, Eugene Dana, Manierre Dawson, Werner Drewes, Lyonel Feininger, Edward T. Grigware, Hananiah Harari, Harold Haydon, Margo Hoff, Carl Holty, Richard Hunt, George Josimovich, John A. Knudsen, Richard Koppe, Albert Krehbiel, Kenn Kwint, Chet LaMore, Jan Matulka, Edgar Miller, Frank Peyraud, William S. Schwartz, Gerrit Sinclair, John Storrs, Morris Topchevsky, R. LeRoy Turner, Clayton Whitehill, among others.

222 Merchandise Mart Plaza Chicago, IL 60654 312–644–8855 M–F 9–5 and by appt.

Richard P. Norton; Dir. Sue Klein–Bagdade info@richardnortongallery.com www.richardnortongallery.com 64

Annual participant in EXPO CHICAGO

Image: Georges Maurice Cloud (Fr. 1909 - 1973)

POETRY FOUNDATION

RIVER NORTH

Poetry is a place in Chicago.

The Poetry Foundation, an independent literary organization and publisher of Poetry magazine, presents engaging, multifaceted exhibitions that bring together visual arts and the written word.

The Poetry Foundation Gallery exhibits work that is poetry, including posters, broadsides, text– or book–based works, correspondence, and personal effects, as well as works of visual poetry or art by emerging and established poets.

Inhabit poetry through archival exhibitions that locate poets in the visual and tactile material of their time. The exhibition rotates three times a year.

Free and open to all.

61 W. Superior Chicago, IL 60654 M–F 11–4; select Saturdays and evenings 312–787–7070 info@poetryfoundation.org www.poetryfoundation.org

Exhibitions rotate seasonally. Check poetryfoundation.org for updates.

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THE RANGEFINDER GALLERY at TAMARKIN CAMERA

RIVER NORTH

The Rangefinder Gallery is part of the Tamarkin Camera showroom, located in the River North Gallery district in downtown Chicago. Tamarkin Camera – America’s Premier Leica Specialist Since 1971 – is the largest Leica Camera showroom in the Midwestern United States, and one of the largest in the world.

Showcasing un-retouched film and digital photographs from the legendary Leica camera is a natural extension of our passion for the Leica brand.

We are proud to exhibit work by Leica photographers from Chicago and around the globe and to be a hub for both established and emerging photographers, as well as for connections around the brand and between photographers.

Both the Rangefinder Gallery and the Tamarkin Camera showroom are open to the public. Please contact us for information on current and upcoming exhibitions.

300 W. Superior, 2nd Fl. Chicago, IL 60654 312–642–2255 M–F 9–5:30; Sa 10–2 info@tamarkin.com www.rangefindergallery.com

Contact us to see what is new!

Facebook @tamarkincamera Instagram @tamarkinchicago

Image: The Rangefinder Gallery at Tamarkin Camera

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VALE CRAFT GALLERY

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Vale Craft Gallery exhibits contemporary American fine craft objects and sculpture, including works in clay, fiber, metal, glass, wood, and mixed media by over 80 artists.

Since 1992, gallery owner Peter Vale has shown an eclectic and affordable collection of decorative, functional, and sculptural artwork by both local and national artists.

Vale Craft Gallery features beautiful glass objects, innovative ceramics, colorful textiles, whimsical sculpture, and unique jewelry.

Exhibited artists include Janet Kelman, Steve Immerman, Richard Parrish, Doug DeLind, Nicholas Bernard, Randy O’Brien, Joyce Rebora, Boisali Biswas, and Michelle Sales.

230 W. Superior Chicago, IL 60654 312–337–3525 Tu–F 10:30–5:30; Sa 11–5 Peter Vale valecraft@sbcglobal.net www.valecraftgallery.com @valecraftgallery

2020 opening receptions on the following Fridays, 5–8 pm: January 10, March 6, May 1, July 10, September 11 and November 6.

Follow us on Instagram and Facebook.

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ZOLLA/LIEBERMAN GALLERY

RIVER NORTH

In 1976 Zolla/Lieberman Gallery moved to a converted loft space in a then desolate industrial neighborhood and founded the area that is now known as the River North Gallery District. It was in that inaugural year that Zolla/Lieberman Gallery gave a solo show to an unknown artist named Deborah Butterfield.

Today, at their current location at 325 W. Huron St., William continues to maintain the aesthetic quality of contemporary artwork that the history of the gallery had established since its opening. By embracing a wide range of genres and artists, Z/L is able to offer a variety of work. Zolla/Lieberman Gallery is dedicated to providing personal attention to both the beginning and established collector, as well as other art professionals. Z/L maintains professional associations with the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) as well as being a participant of Art Chicago since its conception.

325 W. Huron Chicago, IL 60654 312-944-1990 Tu-F 10-5:30; Sa 11-5:30 William Lieberman zollalieberman@sbcglobal.net www.zollaliebermangallery.com 68

Annual participation in: EXPO CHICAGO, Art Miami, Palm Beach Modern and Contemporary

Top image: Deborah Butterfield, 2019

JAMES MCNEILL MESPLÉ URBS IN HORTO (CHANCE THE SNAPPER), EGG TEMPERA & OIL ON PANEL, 40 X 30 IN., 2019

Jackson Junge – Chicago 1389 N. Milwaukee Ave. • 773.227.7900 • J2gallery.com

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Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago (MCA) 220 E. Chicago Museum of Contemporary Photography (MoCP) 600 S. Michigan Navy Pier 600 E. Grand Joel Oppenheimer Gallery 10 E. Ohio Palette + Chisel Academy of Fine Arts 1012 N. Dearborn

Hildt Galleries 140 E. Walton

School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) Sullivan Galleries 33 S. State

International Museum of Surgical Science 1524 N. Lake Shore Dr.

Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership 610 S. Michigan

R.S. Johnson Fine Art 645 N Michigan

ADDITIONAL GALLERIES AND SPACES American Writers Museum (312) 374-8790

Gene Siskel Film Center (312) 846-2800

ARTSPACE 8 (312) 241-1607

Goethe Institute (312) 263-0472

Harlan J. Berk, Ltd. (312) 609-0016

Harold Washington Library (312) 747-4300

Boeing Galleries in Millennium Park

LIK Fine Art (312) 929–4116

Chicago Design Museum (312) 894-6263

Lotton Gallery (312) 664–6203

Christie’s (312) 787-2765

Newberry Library (312) 943-9090

City Gallery in the Historic Water Tower

Prak-sis (312)–533-1197

(312) 742-0808

Pritzker Military Library (312) 374-9333

Columbia College Chicago Galleries

Sotheby’s Chicago (312) 475-7900

(312) 369-6643

State Street Gallery (312) 935-4086

Elephant Room Gallery (312) 361-0281

Worthington Gallery (773) 248–7700

The Fine Arts Building (312) 566-9800 Gage Gallery (312) 341-6458

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THE ARTS CLUB OF CHICAGO

MICHIGAN AVE.

Since 1916, The Arts Club of Chicago has been a preeminent exhibitor of international art, a forum for established and emerging artists, and a celebrated venue for performers from around the world. For over 100 years, The Arts Club has opened its membership to artists and patrons of the arts, and its exhibitions and programming to the public.

The Arts Club offers four public exhibitions per year of global contemporary art, a permanent collection including work by many modern masters, and a diverse calendar of programming offered to its membership and guests. Each year since 2015, The Arts Club commissions new public artworks by Chicago-based artists through its Garden Project series.

In addition to our regularly scheduled gallery hours, The Arts Club hosts free public lectures and performances on weekday evenings and Saturday afternoons. On the first Saturday of every month, The Arts Club offers a tour of its permanent collection, which includes work by artists such as Pablo Picasso, Sigmar Polke, Peter Doig, Natalia Goncharova, and more.

For more information and exhibition schedules, visit artsclubchicago.org.

201 E. Ontario Chicago, IL 60611 312–787–3997 Tu–F 11–6, Sa 11–3 information@artsclubchicago.org www.artsclubchicago.org Social @artsclubchicago 72

Permanent Collection tours offered the first Saturday of every month at 1:30pm If you are interested in membership, please email membership@artsclubchicago.org Image: Installation view, Amy Sillman: The Nervous System, The Arts Club of Chicago, 2019. Photo: RCH Documentation.

THE RICHARD H. DRIEHAUS MUSEUM

MICHIGAN AVE.

The Richard H. Driehaus Museum explores the art, architecture, and design of the late 19th-century to the present. Its permanent collection and temporary exhibitions are presented in an immersive experience within the restored Nickerson Mansion, competed in 1883. Vibrant educational and cultural programs, as well as exhibitions, place the Gilded Age in context and illuminate the history, culture and urban fabric of Chicago.

The Museum is located just steps from the Magnificent Mile. The exquisite building was saved twice, first by a collective of over 100 Chicago citizens in 1919, and then by philanthropist Richard H. Driehaus who sponsored its restoration and founded the Museum.

More information on exhibitions and programs is available at DriehausMuseum.org

40 E. Erie Nickerson Mansion Chicago, IL 60611 312–482–8933 Tu–Su 10-5 info@driehausmuseum.org www.driehausmuseum.org

The Museum is open for self-guided visitation during regular hours of operation. Guided tours of Driehaus Museum highlights are offered four times daily. Tickets are available online.

Image: Reception Room, The Richard H. Driehaus Museum, Photo by Steve Hall of Hedrich Blessing.

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RICHARD GRAY GALLERY

Founded in 1963, Richard Gray Gallery is a contemporary art gallery with locations in Chicago and New York City and is active in both the primary and secondary markets.

Devoted to both contemporary and modern art, the gallery specializes in and represents a number of artists, including Jim Dine, Jean Dubuffet, David Hockney, Alex Katz, Joan Miró, Pablo Picasso, Jaume Plensa and Evelyn Statsinger.

Please contact the gallery for up to date exhibition information.

875 N. Michigan, Ste. 3800 Chicago, IL 60611 312–642–8877 Tu–Sa, 11–5 during exhibitions info@richard graygallery.com

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Second Location: Gray Warehouse 2044 W. Carroll Chicago, IL 60612 312–883–8277 Tu–Sa, 11–5 during exhibitions richardgraygallery.com

Follow us on Twitter @RichardGrayGall and Instagram @RichardGrayGallery MEMBER ART DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA (ADAA).

Image: Installation view of Jim Dine: Looking at the Present at Gray Warehouse.

Photo Tom Rossiter.

BERT GREEN FINE ART

THE LOOP

Bert Green Fine Art exhibits emerging, mid-career and underrepresented artists.

We present smart, challenging work and site-specific exhibitions, and publish original limited edition lithographs, letterpress, giclees, and photographic prints.

8 S. Michigan, Ste. 620 Chicago, IL 60603 312–434–7544 F–Sa, 12–5pm; M–Sa by appt.

Dir. Bert Green bertgreenfineart@gmail.com www.bgfa.us

Email signup on our website or follow us on Instagram @bertgreenfineart and on Twitter @bgfa Image: BGFA is located in the Willoughby Building on Michigan Avenue; exterior view pictured above.

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HILDT GALLERIES

Hildt Galleries showcases fine original 19th Century through the present day British, European and American oil paintings.

Artists include: Edouard Henri Cortes Eugene Galien-Laloue Bernard Pothast Constantin Kluge EJ Paprocki Rasa Kluonius Jim Budish

Drake Hotel Arcade 140 E. Walton Chicago, IL 60611 312–255–0005 M–Sa 11–5:30 Hildtg@ameritech.net www.hildtgalleries.com 76

Located in the Drake Hotel

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INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM OF SURGICAL SCIENCE

GOLD COAST

The International Museum of Surgical Science, a division of the International College of Surgeons, maintains over 10,000 square feet of public galleries committed to the history of surgery, and an exquisite permanent collection of art and artifacts from the history of Medicine. The Museum supports its Mission through medically themed exhibitions and programs, in addition to a strong contemporary art exhibition program. The Mission of the Museum is to enrich people’s lives by enhancing their appreciation and understanding of the history, development, and advances in surgery and related subjects in health and medicine.

1524 N. Lake Shore Dr. Chicago, IL 60610 312–642–6502 M–F 9:30–5; Sa & Su 10–5 Michelle Rinard info@imss.org www.imss.org

Opening receptions take place on the first night of the exhibition from 5:30–7:30PM.

Image: Al Hussein Fawzy, Fracture of the Clavicle, 1962, oil on canvas.

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R.S. JOHNSON FINE ART

MICHIGAN AVE.

Established in 1955, R.S. Johnson Fine Art specializes in museum quality works of art ranging from Old Master works on paper to 19th and 20th Century paintings, drawings, prints and sculptures.

Our clients include more than 50 museums worldwide.

Featured artists: Dürer, Rembrandt, Piranesi, Goya, Degas, Guillaumin, Raoul Dufy, Guiramand, Zavaro, Barnabe, Toulouse-Lautrec, Chagall, Villon, and Picasso.

645 N. Michigan, Ste. 990 Chicago, IL 60611 312–943–1661 M–Sa 9–5:30 info@rsjohnsonfineart.com www.rsjohnsonfineart.com

MEMBER INTERNATIONAL FINE ART PRINT DEALERS ASSOCIATION (IFPDA)

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MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART CHICAGO

MICHIGAN AVE.

The MCA Chicago is one of the nation’s largest multidisciplinary museums devoted to the art of our time with an international reputation for presenting ground-breaking exhibitions.

Focused on originating new shows, the MCA is known for giving emerging artists their first major exhibitions, including Dan Flavin (1967), George Segal (1968), Richard Artschwager (1973), Leon Golub (1974), Frida Kahlo (1978), Kenneth Josephson (1983), Rebecca Horn (1984), Jeff Koons (1988), and Gerhard Richter (1988).

Its collection has grown to over 2,000 pieces, featuring artists such as Jasper Johns, Andy Warhol, Cindy Sherman, Kara Walker, and Alexander Calder. It also contains historical samples of 1940s–1970s late surrealism, pop art, minimalism, and conceptual art; notable holdings in 1980s postmodernism; as well as contemporary painting, sculpture, photography, video, installation, and related media.

The MCA boasts an award-winning store and Marisol, the restaurant and bar, featuring innovative flavors in an immersive art environment designed by internationally renowned artist Chris Ofili. The performing arts program, MCA Stage, features leading performers from around the globe in its 300-seat theater. The museum offers tours and programs for all ages and is free for all youth 18 and under.

220 E. Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60611 312-280-2660 info@mcachicago.org www.mcachicago.org Tu 10–9 (Free for IL residents) W and Th 10–5; F 10–9; Sa and Su 10–5; M Closed

Illinois residents enjoy free admission every Tuesday!

The MCA also offers FREE admission for youth 18 and under all year long.

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MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY (MoCP)

SOUTH LOOP

The Museum of Contemporary Photography (MoCP) is the world’s premier college art museum dedicated to photography, with a permanent collection of over 15,500 works. As an international hub, the MoCP generates ideas and provokes dialogue among students, artists, and diverse communities through groundbreaking exhibitions and programming.

Founded by Columbia College Chicago in 1976 as an intimate and comprehensive visual study center for students, educators, and general audiences alike, the MoCP presents public programs and exhibitions that foster a greater understanding of the artistic, cultural, and political implications of the image in our world today.

Now in its 44th year, the MoCP continues to offer a stimulating and innovative forum for the collection, creation, and examination of contemporary images from diverse aesthetic traditions and technologies.

Visit mocp.org to stay up-to-date on our programs.

Columbia College Chicago 600 S. Michigan Chicago, IL 60605 Tel 312–663–5554 M–W 10–5; Th 10–8; F–Sa 10–5; Su 12–5 mocp@colum.edu www.mocp.org 80

Visit mocp.org to stay up-to-date on our programs.

Follow us on Instagram and Facebook @MoCPchi Twitter @MoCP_Chicago Photo by Philip Dembinski

JOEL OPPENHEIMER GALLERY

MICHIGAN AVE.

Established in 1969, Joel Oppenheimer, Inc. offers an unsurpassed selection of antique and limited-edition fine art prints from the golden age of natural history art, archival framing, and nationally recognized art conservation and restoration services.

From the 17th through 19th centuries, artist-explorers discovered, depicted, and classified life forms of the natural world, recording their beauty for posterity.

As specialists in the antique natural history art genre, we offer examples of rare works

by Audubon, Redouté, Gould, Besler, and others.

The gallery is located in Chicago’s historic landmark Tree Studios Annex Building, 10 East Ohio Street, Chicago. Enjoy a stunning array of natural history art in the inviting ambiance of Joel Oppenheimer Gallery.

10 E. Ohio St. Chicago, IL 60611 312–642–5300 Tu–Sa 10–6; M by appt. joppen@audubonart.com www.audubonart.com

Joel Oppenheimer, Inc. offers antique and limited-edition fine art prints from the golden age of natural history art, archival framing, and nationally recognized art conservation and restoration services.

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THE PALETTE & CHISEL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS

Learn Art. View Art. At a Gold Coast treasure built in 1876.

The Palette & Chisel has been located for nearly 100 years in an Italianate mansion built just after the Great Chicago Fire. Founded in 1895 with a mission to teach and promote representational art, the academy continues that tradition today. We offer a variety of courses appealing to beginning and advanced students alike. Skilled instructors in painting, drawing and sculpting provide the student the opportunity to learn and develop. In addition, an unequaled 60 hours per week are devoted to uninstructed open studios with models, where you can hone your craft by working from life. The main floor of the mansion features beautiful woodwork, 16-foot ceilings, our permanent collection and gallery space for rotating individual and group fine art exhibitions and sales. A 100+ year aura of creativity awaits you the second you open the door.

1012 N. Dearborn Chicago, IL 60610 312-642-4400 M–F 10:30–6:30 Dir. William Ewers fineart1012@sbcglobal.net paletteandchisel.org 82

Exhibits change roughly every two weeks. Visit our website for gallery openings and a complete course and open studio schedule.

Image: The Palette & Chisel Academy of Fine Arts

SULLIVAN GALLERIES SCHOOL OF THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO

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The Sullivan Galleries bring to Chicago audiences the work of acclaimed and emerging artists, while providing the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) and the public opportunities for direct involvement and exchange with the discourses of art today. With shows and projects often led by faculty or student curators, the Sullivan Galleries are teaching galleries that engage the exhibition process as a pedagogical model and mode of research. Exhibitions are free and open to the public.

33 S. State St., 7th floor Chicago, IL 60603 312–629–6635 Tu–Sa, 11–6 exhibitions-saic@saic.edu www.saic.edu/exhibitions

Facebook @ SAIC Sullivan Galleries Instagram @saic_sullivangalleries Image: Ibrahim Mahama, Library of Kąrî’k chä Seid’ou, 2019 RE:WORKING LABOR, Sullivan Galleries, School of the Art Institute of Chicago Curated by Daniel Eisenberg and Ellen Rothenberg. Photo: Tom Van Eynde

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SPERTUS INSTITUTE FOR JEWISH LEARNING + LEADERSHIP

SOUTH LOOP

Located in the lobby of Spertus Institute’s award–winning Krueck & Sexton-designed building, the Ground Level Arts Lab showcases work by contemporary Jewish artists or highlights from the Spertus collections of Jewish art and material culture.

610 S. Michigan, Chicago, IL 60605 312–322–1700 Su 10–5 pm; M–W 9–5; Th 9–6; F 9–3; Closed Saturday and Jewish/ Public holidays Dr. Dean P. Bell, President and CEO www.spertus.edu Instagram @SpertusInst Facebook + Twitter @Spertus 84

Visit spertus.edu to sign up for invitations to openings and artist talks.

Image: Ground Level Arts Lab at Spertus Institute

JACQUELINE MOSES

Texas: Border Patrol, 2030

Recent world and personal events have strongly influenced the content of my work. Technical developments and alterations have had a strong influence on our lives and ways of living. The use of robots to replace human workers is one result of these changes. The imagery presented in my paintings is reflective of our times, as is the technique used. Many works are a combination of photographic transfers and oil on canvas. All are derived from my photography and are juxtaposed to create the desired image.

Jacquelinemoses.com info@anatomicallycorrect.org anatomicallycorrect.org Contact Deborah for information: 224.432.4240

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ADDITIONAL GALLERIES AND SPACES PILSEN / BRIDGEPORT / SOUTH 062 Gallery +gallery (312) 374-4190 ACRE Projects (847) 778-5946 Jane Addams Hull-House (312) 413-5353 Balzekas Museum (773) 582-6500 of Lithuanian Culture C.C.’s Art Garage (312) 371-8629 Carlos Dominguez Gallery (773) 580–8053 Uri Eichen Gallery(312) 852–7717 Gallery19 (773) 420-8071 La Luz Gallery (312) 401-6344 LITHIUM (773) 998–1712 NYCH Gallery (773) 413–9565 Tiger Strikes Asteroid (773) 206-5206 John H. Vanderpoel Art Museum (773) 779-0007 The Yards

MUSEUM CAMPUS / HYDE PARK / BRONZEVILLE Adler Planetarium (312) 922–7827 Blanc Gallery Clarke House Museum (312) 744-3316 Connect Gallery (773) 466–4421 Field Museum (312) 922–9410 Frank Lloyd Wright – Robie House (312) 994–4000 Gallery Guichard (773) 791–7003 Glessner House Museum (312) 326–1480 William Hill Gallery (312) 351–0573 Liz Long Gallery at (773) 542–9126 Chicago Urban Art Retreat Center Museum of Science and Industry (773) 684–1414 Neubauer Collegium (773) 795–2329 Oriental Institute Museum (773) 702–9520 Project Onward (773) 940–2992 S. Side Community Art Center (773) 373-1026 St. Xavier Univ. (SXU) Gallery (844) 468–6798 87

THE ART GALLERY

CHINATOWN

About The ART Gallery: Located in the heart of Chicago’s Chinatown and walking distance of McCormick Convention Center, The ART Gallery is a love of contemporary painting infused with traditional painting using oils, acrylics, pastels and other forms of media.

The ART Gallery represents international artists with a mixed flair of contemporary, traditional and experimental style; integrating Eastern/Western philosophy by embracing contemporary concept thru the eyes of the artists.

The ART Gallery is excited to represent contemporary artists: Rich Lo, Hai S. Lam, Paul Chang, Juliann Wang and others.

If you would like more information, please visit us at www.artchgo.com

211 W. 23rd St. Chicago, IL 60616 312–600–8818 M-F 10:30–6; Sa 10:30–5 info@artchgo.com www.artchgo.com 88

2nd Friday Gallery Nights from 5–9 pm Image: Paintings by Rich Lo, Paul Chang and Juliann Wang

BRIDGEPORT ART CENTER

BRIDGEPORT

Connecting creative professionals to unique places.

The Bridgeport Art Center was established in 2001 and is a visually breathtaking creative home for artists, designers, and working professionals. Located in the former Spiegel Catalog Warehouse, this 500,000 square foot building boasts high ceilings with wood beams, exposed brick, and large windows with incredible city views.

This raw industrial work space is suitable for inspiration, woodworking, metal design, office spaces, and manufacturing and distribution. Besides our collective community, Bridgeport Art Center is also home to over 150 resident artists, the Fashion Design Center, the Chicago Ceramic Center, two stunning event venues, and four curated art galleries. Bridgeport Art Center continually seeks new ways to serve as a resource for creative minds and is a focal point of the emerging and evolving Chicago area art scene.

1200 W. 35th St. Chicago, IL 60609 773–843–9000 M–Sa 8-6; Su 8–12 info@bridgeportart.com www.bridgeportart.com

Join us every third Friday of the month from 7–10pm when painters, sculptors, photographers, fashion designers, woodworkers, and mixed media artists open up their studios with interactive demonstrations and special events. Explore four art galleries and enjoy complimentary wine and refreshments at this free event.

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CHICAGO ARTS DISTRICT

PILSEN EAST

Since the early 1960s, South Halsted Street near 18th Street has been home to a large number of artists living and working in the mixed-use artists’ community known as the Chicago Arts District. Launched by the Podmajersky family, this cluster of street-level art galleries and upper floor studios put the Pilsen neighborhood on the map as a go-to art destination.

On the second Friday of each month approximately 25 artists, designers, and tastemakers open their studio doors to the public for 2nd Fridays Gallery Night, from 6-10pm. The event features visual and performance art, installation, photography, sculpture, collectible books, furniture, artisanal home goods and more. Outside of 2nd Fridays, most studios have weekend hours or are available by appointment.

Please see our website for additional details and information on connecting with the artists.

Admin Office 1945 S. Halsted, Ste. 100 Chicago, IL 60608 312-738-8000 x108 Cynthia West, Director Office Hours: M-F 9-5 info@chicagoartsdistrict.org www.chicagoartsdistrict.org 90

During 2nd Fridays, visit our info center and pick up an event map at 1945 S. Halsted, Ground Floor Event hours: Every 2nd Friday of the month, 6-10pm. See our website for info on additional or special events.

Image: GreenDoor at 2nd Fridays, Photo credit: Jennifer Hamm, Podmajersky, Inc.

FLXST CONTEMPORARY

CHINATOWN

FLXST Contemporary is a contemporary fine art and photography gallery and an art incubator in Chicago that showcases highly-evocative and uncompromising artwork by emerging and mid-career artists. It also supports the exhibition of new artwork across visual mediums.

FLXST works with and represents mainly diasporic im/migrant artists, LGBTQidentified artists, and artists of color based in Chicago and other parts of the country.

These artists produce thoughtful, aesthetically-driven, and timely work. The art showcased at the gallery engages viewers to think, act, and to acquire the artwork by the talented artists for their collections. FLXST has and continues to place art in important private and institutional collections. Acquiring art by the artists represented at FLXST supports and nourishes the creativity and the continued artistic production of emerging artists. FLXST Contemporary functions as a creative space to amplify these artistic voices.

2251 S. Michigan, Ste. 220 Chicago, IL 60616 M–Th: 10–12 and 1–3; F and Sa: By appt; Su: 2–5 773–413–8030 Jan Christian Bernabe info@flxst.co www.flxst.co

Opening receptions takes place the first night of the art exhibition, from 5:30 to 8pm.

Follow @flxstco on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Laura Kina, Ufushu Gajumaru (giant banyan tree), Valley of Gangala, Okinawa, Japan, acrylic on canvas, 48 x 72 in., 2019 91

LOGAN CENTER EXHIBITIONS

HYDE PARK

Logan Center Exhibitions presents international contemporary art programming at the Logan Center Gallery and throughout the Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts at the University of Chicago. Reflecting the spirit of inquiry at the university, Logan Center Exhibitions focuses on open, collaborative, and process-based approaches to cultural production.

915 E. 60th St. Chicago, IL 60637 773–834–8377 Tu–Sa 9–9; Su 11–9, Closed M Yesomi Umolu logancenterexhibitions@uchicago.edu www.arts.uchicago.edu/logan/gallery 92

Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @logancenterexhibitions Image: Karthik Pandian & Andros Zins-Browne: Atlas Unlimited (Acts V—VI), 2019. Installation view in the Logan Center Gallery. Photo by Robert Chase Heishman

THE RENAISSANCE SOCIETY

HYDE PARK

The Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago presents contemporary art exhibitions, events, and publications. “The Ren”—as we are known by many—is an independent, non-collecting museum driven by an uncompromising commitment to artists and their ideas.

We offer artists the time, space, resources, and freedom that are vital for ambitious experimentation and risk-taking. Our work with artists frequently results in newly commissioned art, and their presentations in our 3,000 square foot gallery spur further scholarly and creative reflections in our publications and public programs.

Visitors to the Ren find a uniquely intimate platform for encountering artistic expressions that give form to, challenge, and complicate currents in contemporary thought. Events—including artist talks, lectures, screenings, concerts, readings, and more—offer further opportunities for discovery and discussion.

University of Chicago 5811 S. Ellis Ave., 4th Fl., Chicago, IL 60637 773–702–8670 Tu, W, F 10–5; Th 10–8; Sa and Su 12–5 info@renaissancesociety.org www.renaissancesociety.org

All exhibitions and events are free and open to the public.

Instagram, Twitter, and Vimeo: @RenSoc Facebook:@therenaissancesociety

Image: Silke Otto-Knapp, Screen (Trees), 2019.

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SMART MUSEUM OF ART

HYDE PARK

The Smart Museum of Art at the University of Chicago is a site for rigorous inquiry and exchange that encourages the examination of complex issues through the lens of art objects and artistic practice. Through strong community and scholarly partnerships, the Smart incorporates diverse ideas, identities, and experiences into its exhibitions and collections, academic initiatives, and public programming.

Visit the website for a list of current exhibitions and programs.

Admission is always free. All are welcome.

The University of Chicago 5550 S. Greenwood Chicago, IL 60637 773–702–0200 Tu, W, F, Sa, Su 10–5; Th 10–8 smart-museum@uchicago.edu smartmuseum.uchicago.edu

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Family Days: On the 1st Saturday of each month, the Smart offers free drop-in art activities for families.

Image: Installation view of Expanding Narratives: The Figure and the Ground. From left to right, works by: Virginia Jaramillo, Kevin Beasley, Nick Cave, Cindy Sherman, John Chamberlain, Kara Walker, Mary Abbot, and Gustave Caillebotte

WOMAN MADE GALLERY

PILSEN

Woman Made Gallery (WMG) is a tax exempt, not-for-profit art gallery founded in 1992. Its goal is to cultivate, promote and support the work of female-identified artists by providing exhibition opportunities, professional development, and public programs that invite discussion about what feminism means today.

More than 8,250 women artists have exhibited their work since WMG was established.

WMG welcomes the participation of people of all gender expressions and orientations.

Located in the vibrant arts community of the Pilsen neighborhood, WMG is part of Lacuna Artists Lofts, a repurposed industrial space that is home to incubator spaces and many creative businesses.

Our 2020 program schedule includes nine large group exhibitions, literary events, guest speakers, and pop-up workshops. Visit our website for the list of current and upcoming exhibitions, special events and information on becoming a supporting member.

2150 S. Canalport, #4A-3 Chicago, IL 60608 312–738–0040 Marta Kowalska Porcz, Gallery Coordinator Th/F 12–6pm; Sa/Su 12–4pm general@womanmade.org www.womanmade.org

Check out our latest Calls for Art: womanmadegallery.submittable.com/ submit

Image: Truth as a Contested Concept installation view

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NORTH SIDE • OLD TOWN • LINCOLN PARK • LAKEVIEW • WICKER PARK Art De Triumph & Artful Framer Studios 2938 N. Clark Chicago Printmakers Collaborative 4912 N. Western Cornelia Arts Building 1800 W. Cornelia Eat Paint Studio 5036 N. Lincoln Gallery 1871 (Chicago Art Source) 1871 N. Clybourn Hofheimer Gallery 4823 N. Damen

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Jacobson Weidner Studios Near Armitage and Damen Madron Gallery 1000 W. North Oliva Gallery 3816 W. Armitage PAGODA RED 1740 W. Webster Gallery Studio Oh! 4839 N. Damen Wrightwood 659 659 W. Wrightwood

ADDITIONAL GALLERIES AND SPACES Adventureland / The Dime (312) 617-5168 6018 | North (773) 271–4918 Chicago History Museum (312) 642–4600 Corner Gallery (773) 289–3616 DANK Haus German American Cultural Center (773) 561–9181 DePaul Univ. Art Museum (773) 325–7506 DreamBox Gallery (773) 292–0419 Ed Paschke Art Center (312) 533–4911 Extra Projects Firecat Projects (207) 249–9486 Galerie F (872) 817–7067 Galleries Maurice Sternberg (312) 642–1700 Hairpin Arts Center (773) 661–6361 Iceberg Projects info@icebergchicago.com Jackson Junge Gallery (773) 227–7900 M. LeBlanc (773) 360–7178 96

Lillstreet Art Center (773) 769–4226 Los Manos Gallery (773) 728–8910 LVL3 (312) 469–0333 Morpho Gallery (773) 878–4255 National Veterans Art Museum (312) 326–0270 NNWAC’s Acme Art Works (773) 278–7677 Northeastern Illinois University (NEIU) Fine Arts Center Gallery (773) 442–4910 Roger Brown Study Collection (773) 929–2452 Roman Susan (773) 270–1224 Spencer Rogers Fine Art (917) 549–2469 Sustain (773) 944–0738 Swedish American Museum (773) 728–8111 Top Down Gallery (312) 288–3906 Uptown Arts Center Video Game Art (VGA) Gallery (773) 217–8054 White Color Gallery (213) 519–6404

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ART DE TRIUMPH AND ARTFUL FRAMER STUDIOS

LAKEVIEW

This popular gallery features work by Master Pastelist Nancie King Mertz, who paints en plein air around the world in oil and pastel. Art De Triumph & Artful Framer Studios, open seven days a week, has featured Mertz’s originals, Giclée prints, cards and gifts, along with expert framing for 40 years. She teaches painting workshops around the country and internationally. She won the coveted Prix de Pastel Award in November 2018 from the International Association of Pastel Societies and has been named one of their 10 Eminent Pastelists. To view her paintings and see her workshop and show schedule, visit NancieKingMertz.com

2938 N. Clark, Chicago, IL 60657 773–832–4038 Open 7 days a week: M–F 11–7; Sa 10–6; Su 12–5 Nancie@nanciekingmertz.com www.NancieKingMertz.com www.ArtDeTriumph.com www.ArtfulFramerStudios.com 98

Nancie has been selected as the 2020 Guest of Honor in Giverny, France where they will host an exhibit of her work and she will provide a 2 day workshop.

Image: Nancie King Mertz, West Loop, 24.5” x 28.5” pastel

CHICAGO PRINTMAKERS COLLABORATIVE

LINCOLN SQUARE

Featuring affordable fine art prints and works-on-paper by both local and international artists, CPC is Chicago’s longest-running fine art printmaking workshop, where gallery visitors mingle with printmakers as they create on the presses. CPC also offers classes in etching, lithography, relief, screen printing, and book arts.

CPC’s gallery walls and flat files are home to the works of over 85 artists, including Hiroshi Ariyama, David Driesbach, Tony Fitzpatrick, Michael Goro, Mirka Hokkanen, Teresa James, Raeleen Kao, Amos P. Kennedy Jr., Damon Kowarsky, Karen Kunc, Kim Laurel, Deborah Maris Lader, Carrie Lingscheit, Kumi Obata, Dennis O’Malley, Jaco Putker, Artemio Rodriguez, Jay Ryan, Jeff Sippel, Sarah Smelser, Kouki Tsuritani, Nicola Villa, Art Werger, Scott Westgard and others.

Exhibition openings and open houses for group shows occur throughout the year on Saturday evenings 5-8pm. CPC is proud to celebrate its 30th year with an ongoing series of community events and projects, including a 30-artist portfolio, a 30-year exhibition, free demonstrations, a schedule of renown visiting artists, and a Steamroller Arts Fest. More info can be found on the CPC website.

4912 N. Western Ave. Chicago, IL 60625 773-293-2070 F-Sa 12-5; and by appt.

Dir. Deborah Maris Lader info@chicagoprintmakers.com www.chicagoprintmakers.com Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @chicagoprintmakers

Stay tuned for lots of interactive printy events scheduled for CPC’s upcoming 30th year!

Image: Clockwise from upper left: prints by Sarah Smelser, Tony Fitzpatrick, Jaco Putker, Teresa James, Kouki Tsuritani, Karen Kunc, Bryn Gleason, Kumi Obata 99

CORNELIA ARTS BUILDING – Where Art Works

ROSCOE VILLAGE / LAKEVIEW

Celebrating 34 Years as a working art studio building!

Established in 1986, the Cornelia Arts Building is one of the largest all-artist-studio buildings on Chicago’s Northside. CAB is located in the epicenter of three distinct Chicago Neighborhoods: Lakeview, Roscoe Village, and Ravenswood/North Center.

We have multiple open studio events throughout the year featuring painting, photography, jewelry, sculpture, ceramics, metal smithing and more. Join over 40 resident artists in their studios and hallway guest artist exhibitions. Events are FREE and open to the public.

Please visit corneliaartsbuilding.com for more information.

2020 Open Studios Dates: • Friday, March 6, 2020 • Friday, May 22, 2020 • Friday, October 2, 2020 • Friday, November 20, 2020

1800 W. Cornelia, Chicago, IL 60657 Jason Messinger info@corneliaartsbuilding.com www.corneliaartsbuilding.com Facebook @CorneliaArtsBuilding Instagram @corneliaartsbuilding Twitter @corneliaarts 100

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EAT PAINT STUDIO

Established in 2018, Eat Paint Studio is the working studio of artist Emily Rapport and a storefront gallery that showcases emerging and mid-career artists. Located on the near Northside, visitors can see exhibitions throughout the year as well as work in progress in the rear studio. We primarily exhibit painting, drawing, and photography by regional Midwest artists.

Please visit our website for details on upcoming shows and events.

5036 N. Lincoln, Chicago, IL 60625 773–878–8737 Th–Sa 12–5 (and by appt.)

Emily Rapport emily@eatpaintstudio.com www.eatpaintstudio.com Instagram @eatpaintstudio Facebook @eatpaintstudio Image: Emily Rapport, Damen Ave Nocturne, 48 x 60”, oil on canvas 101

GALLERY 1871 (CHICAGO ART SOURCE)

LINCOLN PARK

Located in Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood, gallery 1871 is a contemporary art gallery representing over 100 artists, both emerging and established. gallery 1871 offers a diverse collection of artwork, knowledgeable staff and welcoming environment for both first-time buyers and seasoned collectors. The gallery has cultivated relationships with a wide range of artists who work in varied media and scale, enabling its staff to help clients find that perfect piece through a vast inventory, special commissions, rotating gallery exhibitions and first-class sourcing. gallery 1871 mounts six themed exhibitions each year and is open to the public six days a week.

1871 N. Clybourn Chicago, IL 60614 773–248–3100 M–F 10–6; Sa 10–5; and by appt.

Jackie Pernot jackie@chicagoartsource.com www.chicagoartsource.com 102

Opening receptions typically held on the first night of an exhibition from 5–7pm.

Facebook and Instagram @chicagoartsource Image: Installation view of Chasing the Sky, 2018

HOFHEIMER GALLERY

RAVENSWOOD

Hofheimer Gallery opened in 2018 showcasing both contemporary and modern art with a focus on mid-career and established artists featuring primarily Chicago artists.

Throughout the year, the gallery will present provocative, engaging, solo and group exhibitions.

4823 N. Damen Chicago, IL 60625 847–274–7550 W–Sa 11–5 and by appt.

Teresa Hofheimer, owner teresa@hofheimergallery.com www.hofheimergallery.com

Opening Receptions 5–8pm on the first Friday of each month. Gallery available for special events.

Facebook and Instagram @hofheimergallery Image: George Klauba, Beware the Hand that Bites, acrylic on panel, 8”x11” 103

JACOBSON WEIDNER STUDIOS

BUCKTOWN

Jacobson Weidner Studios features the contemporary cityscape paintings by award winning artist Errol Jacobson and the contemporary still life paintings by award winning artist Stephanie Weidner.

The studio is located in Chicago’s vibrant, artsy and fashionable Bucktown neighborhood, a 15-minute cab or CTA train ride from downtown.

Errol’s cityscape paintings are known for their atmospheric quality, energetic paint application and abstract/realist interpretation, all of which engage the viewer to discover much on their own.

Stephanie’s still life paintings range from simple quiet lyrical compositions to paintings that veer towards the surreal. When composing her unique and unexpected compositions, she creates a sense of balance, calm and peacefulness in her paintings.

Near Armitage Ave. and Damen Ave. Chicago, IL 60647 By appt. seven days a week 312–437–9333 Errol Jacobson artists@jacobsonweidnerstudios.com www.jacobsonweidnerstudios.com 104

Visit our website to view paintings, upcoming events and online store.

Facebook: Jacobson Weidner Studios Instagram: @jacobson_weidner_studios

MADRON GALLERY

LINCOLN PARK

Established over 15 years ago, Madron’s ever changing collection includes paintings, prints, drawings, photographs, and sculptures from the late 19th through mid20th centuries. A wide variety of styles are represented — from Impressionism to Surrealism — by artists like Theodore Butler, Reginald Marsh, John Henry Twachtman, and Ben Shahn, among others.

Madron collaborates with the greater Chicago community and the broader art community in order to increase awareness and appreciation of American art.

Contemporary and thematic shows are hosted throughout the year, including exhibitions that highlight the work of individual artists. Past exhibitions have featured artists such as Chuck Walker, Marc Hauser, and Seymour Rosofsky.

Madron seeks to further scholarship around influential but perhaps less widely recognized American artists, especially Chicago artists. Please contact the gallery to learn more about upcoming events, publications, exhibitions, and new acquisitions.

1000 W. North Ave., 3rd Fl. Chicago, IL 60642 M–F 9–4:30; Evenings and weekends by appt.

312–640–1302 info@madrongallery.com www.madrongallery.com

Free parking.

A new publication examining the life and work of Chicago artist William S. Schwartz is coming in 2020!

Image: William S. Schwartz (American, 1896 - 1977), Ballet of the Woods, 1951, Oil on canvas, 30” x 36” 105

LOGAN SQUARE

OLIVA GALLERY

Contemporary fine art gallery in West Logan Square featuring sculpture, painting and photography from emerging and established Chicago artists.

Emphasis on midcentury abstract works in all mediums.

March 6–April 4, 2020: Oliva Gallery is pleased to present BUILD, a sculpture show dedicated to the late Mary Ellen Croteau as part of International Women’s Month.

Featuring Chicagoland artists from her window front gallery, Art on Armitage, and sculpture from her colleagues, friends and neighbors in West Logan Square.

Opening reception March 6, 2020 April 10–May 9, 2020: Nancy Van Kanegan, solo show. Opening reception April 10 May 15, 2020: Opening Reception for Déformer, curated by Sara Renae Holloway Visit our website or see our online CGN listing for additional shows during 2020.

3816 W. Armitage Chicago, IL 60647 F 5–8 PM, Sa 12–4 PM and by appt.

847–922–5736 Kimberly Oliva Olivagallery@gmail.com www.olivagallery.com Social @Olivagallery 106

Image: Oliva Gallery at SOFA CHICAGO 2019

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PAGODA RED

For 20 years, PAGODA RED has been the design destination for art, history, style, and spirit. Experience our storied and handcrafted objects online and in our Chicago gallery.

Visit our 15,000 sq. ft. rough luxe gallery and studio. Get an up-close experience with all the objects we’ve collected over 20+ years.

See pagodared.com for openings and seasonal events.

1740 W. Webster Chicago, IL 60614 773–235–1188 Su 11–5; M–F 10–6; Sa 9–5 Betsy Nathan info@pagodared.com www.pagodared.com

Custom Mounting Services: We work with collectors, institutions and individuals to create bespoke art mounts.

We make it easy.

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GALLERY STUDIO OH!

RAVENSWOOD

Gallery Studio Oh! is an artist owned studio space and art gallery run by Erwin Overes and Lisa Stefaniak. Besides being a place to produce and display our own original art, Gallery Studio Oh! gives the opportunity to other professional and emerging artists to exhibit. The gallery’s main focus is modern and contemporary art.

4839 N. Damen Chicago, IL 60625 773–474–1070 Erwin Overes Th and F 1–6; Sa 11–4 studiooh@yahoo.com art-studio-oh.com 108

Receptions occur every First Friday of the month from 6–9pm Facebook and Instagram @artstudiooh Erwin Overes, Fade Out, 20” x 20” x 3”, mixed media, 2019

WRIGHTWOOD 659

LINCOLN PARK

Wrightwood 659 is a new exhibition space conceived for the presentation of exhibitions of architecture and of socially engaged art. It is designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Tadao Ando, who has transformed a 1920s building with his signature concrete forms and poetic treatment of natural light.

2020 Exhibition Schedule: Feb 6–May 3, 2020: Allure of Matter Sept 9–Dec 12, 2020: Balkrishina Doshi

659 W. Wrightwood Chicago, IL 60614 773–437–6601 Gina Pollara Th and F 12–8; Sa 10–7 info@wrightwood659.org www.wrightwood659.org

Admission to Wrightwood 659 is only available during the public showing of exhibitions. Reservations are required and are available at wrightwood659.org.

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THE ART CENTER HIGHLAND PARK

North Shore

HIGHLAND PARK

TACHP harnesses the power of art to change and improve lives through impactful and innovative exhibitions. We showcase national and regional artists to our four museum quality gallery spaces with exhibitions for established and emerging artists.

• Jan 10–Feb 1: In View, Faculty and Member Exhibition (Opening Jan 10, 5:30–8:00) • February 4–24: February Youth Art Month • February 28–April 4: LOVE & COLLABORATION (Opening March 6, 5:30–8:00) Open call for entry • April 10-21: Central Suburban League Annual Exhibition • May 1–June 13: Art & Science, Ellen Sandor, Olea Nova, Rajee Aryal (Opening May 15, 5:30–8:00) • June 19–August 1: The Elias Family, Nature vs. Nurture (Opening reception June 19, 5:30–8:00) Open call for entry • August 14–Sept. 26: Voices & Visions, Standing on the Bridge Between Health and Disease (Opening reception TBD) Open call for entry • Oct. 18–30: Recycled Art Event • Oct. 30–Nov. 14: Day of the Dead (Reception October 31st) • Nov. 20–Jan. 2: Fact or Fiction (Opening reception Nov. 20) Open call for entry 1957 Sheridan Rd. Highland Park, IL 60035 M–Th 9–5; F 9–4:30; Sa 9–3:30 847–432–1888 Executive Dir. James M. Lynch exhibits@theartcenterhp.org www.theartcenterhp.org 112

Annual Spring Benefit: May 1st Tickets available at theartcenterhp.org

Image: Impact Color Impact Black & White (Artists Rhonda K Brown and Cesar Conde)

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ART POST GALLERY

NORTHBROOK

Contemporary Shifts: Large, Sophisticated, Original This lovely, upscale gallery features one of the largest inventories of original art in the Chicagoland area.

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Contemporary / transitional / traditional styles.

• Represents 25+ artists.

• Many large-scale paintings.

• Fine framing offered.

Christina Bates, Owner (40th year)

984 Willow Rd., Ste. G (Willow & Waukegan – Near Whole Foods) Northbrook, IL 60062 847-272-7659 M-F 10:30–5:30; Sa 10:30–5; Su 1–4 artpostgallery@comcast.net www.artpostgallery.com

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THE BLOCK MUSEUM OF ART NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY

North Shore EVANSTON

What’s inside the Block? It depends on how you look.

Northwestern University’s Block Museum of Art is a dynamic, imaginative, and innovative teaching and learning resource for the school and its surrounding communities, featuring a global exhibition program that crosses time periods and cultures and serves as a springboard for thought-provoking discussions. The Block mounts exhibitions; commissions new work; organizes lectures, symposia, and workshops; and screens classic and contemporary films at its in-house cinema. With over 6,000 artworks, the permanent collection of The Block Museum boasts rich and diverse holdings of prints, drawings, and photography and continues to expand its holdings of works in every medium that that support the museum’s global and interdisciplinary mission.

Always free and open to all.

Northwestern University 40 Arts Circle Dr., Evanston IL 60201 847–467–4602 Tu, Sa, Su 10–5; W, Th, F 10–8 Lisa Graziose Corrin, The Ellen Philips Katz Director block-museum@northwestern.edu blockmuseum.northwestern.edu 114

2020 Exhibitions Include: • Modernisms: Iranian, and Turkish and Indian Highlights from NYU’s Abby Grey Collection, On view January 21–April 5 • Taking Shape: Abstraction from the Arab World, 1950s – 1980s, On view April 28–July 26

Social media @nublockmuseum Image: Visitors to The Block Museum exhibition Carrie Mae Weems: Ritual and Revolution

EVANSTON ART CENTER

North Shore EVANSTON

The Evanston Art Center (EAC), founded over 90 years ago in 1929, is an integral part of community life, providing access and experiences in the arts to people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities. Through free, community-based events, workshops, exhibitions, artist talks and panel discussions, EAC helps expand its mission to provide accessible arts education and arts enrichment experiences to the community and the surrounding areas.

Our galleries are free and open to the public seven days a week. We offer docent led tours for individuals or groups (please call to schedule a tour), exhibition publications, exhibiting artists’ talks, interviews with curators and opening receptions at no charge to the public.

1717 Central St. Evanston, IL 60201 847–475–5300 M–Th 9–10; F 9–9; Sa and Su 9–4 Paula Danoff pdanoff@evanstonartcenter.org www.evanstonartcenter.org

Opening receptions typically held on first Sunday of exhibition 1–4pm.

Instagram @EvanstonArtCenter Facebook @EvanstonArtCenter Twitter @EvArtCenter Installation view: Desmond Beach: Color Me This; 2019 115

ICE HOUSE GALLERY

North Shore EVANSTON

An off-the-beaten-path gallery showcasing emerging and established local artists.

Our Featured Artist Wall offers a monthly solo showcase, and the main gallery features themed group shows which turn over every two to three months.

Openings are always the First Saturday of the Month from 5-7pm.

With our large, warehouse style space, we can hold dynamic performances such as concerts, storytelling, circus, film and more!

We offer private studios, classes, workshops, on our second-floor space.

We like to be involved in our community working with students, teachers, public art, Evanston’s Chamber of Commerce and the shop small district: The Main Dempster Mile. Come on by for an immersive local art experience!

609 S. Blvd., Evanston, IL 60202 847–232–7092 F, Sa 12–6; Su 12–5; Weekdays by appt.

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First Saturday Art Openings 5-7pm, new solo shows monthly, new themed group shows every 2-3 months Join our mailing list and follow us on social media @icehousegalleryevanston Images: Top: Soviefy/Aerograd, Muralist Max Lusk, Summer Camp; Bottom: Lilla Dent, Hyunhee Doh, Alec Nicholson, Gary and Tyler David

ANNE LOUCKS GALLERY

North Shore GLENCOE

Anne Loucks Gallery specializes in contemporary American painting, photography, and works on paper. Celebrating our 19th year, the gallery curates six exhibitions annually and offers a complete range of art advisory, framing and installation services.

Represented artists include: Eric Abrecht, Tracey Adams, Victoria Adams, March Avery, Chris Baer, Liz Barber, Rodger Bechtold, Pegan Brooke, David Burdeny, Madeline Denaro, Stephen Dinsmore, Kathleen Dunn, Lyle Gomes, Bernd Haussmann, Scott Ingram, Joshua Jensen-Nagle, Laurie Victor Kay, Richard Kooyman, Yaz Krehbiel, Sara MacCulloch, Cheryl Maeder, John McCormick, Maggie Meiners, Sally Michel, Eleanor Miller, Grace Munakata, Marshall Noice, Mary Jo O’Gara, Sandy Ostrau, Melanie Parke, Stephen Pentak, Lisa Ridgers, James Shay, Hunt Slonem and Leslie Wu.

309 Park Ave. Glencoe, IL 60022 847–835–8500 Tu–Sa 11–5 and by appt. anne@loucksgallery.com www.loucksgallery.com

Opening Receptions take place on the first night of the exhibition from 5–7 pm.

Please follow us on Facebook: Anne Loucks Gallery, and Instagram @anneloucksgallery Image: Sally Michel, Husband and Wife, 1970, oil on canvas, 40 x 50 in.

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PERSPECTIVE GROUP + PHOTOGRAPHY GALLERY, LTD.

North Shore EVANSTON

Perspective Group and Photography Gallery is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) cooperative of member artists. Its mission is to promote fine art photography in all its forms through exhibitions, lectures and community outreach activities.

In addition to ongoing member and featured artist exhibitions, the gallery sponsors LENS, an international, juried photography exhibition; Student Perspectives, a Chicagoland area High School show; and Perspectives on Photography, a special speaker series.

Please check the gallery website for special events and dates.

1310-1/2B Chicago Ave. Evanston, IL 60201 224-200-1155 Th-Sa 12-6; Su 12-5 Donna Wesley Spencer perspectivephotogallery@gmail.com www.perspectivegallery.org 118

Opening receptions: First Saturday of the month 5–7pm Facebook @PerspectiveGallery Instagram @perspective.gallery Image: Bob Tanner, What Was Left Behind, 2019

SPACE 900

North Shore EVANSTON

SPACE 900 is an artists’ collective and exhibition space, located on Dempster St. in the heart of Evanston.

Founded in 1983, current core members are fine artists of multiple disciplines and mediums. The gallery provides core members and other artists in the community exhibition opportunities and performance space.

Core Member Artists are: Todd Anderson, Ken Avick, Colleen Conley, Clark Ellithorpe, Judith Roston Freilich, Jill King, Joanna Pinsky, and Judy Solomon.

816 Dempster St. Evanston, IL 60202 847–834–1381 Th–Sa 12–5pm or by appointment space900gallery@gmail.com https://space900.org/home.html

Space 900 is available for rentals: please contact us with your information, your website and 5 JPG images.

Image: View of an Opening at Space 900.

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SUBURBS: WEST + SOUTH SCHAUMBURG

O’HARE AIRPORT

ROSEMONT ST CHARLES

KAVANAGH GALLERY AT FINE LINE CREATIVE ARTS

N O R T H AV E .

ELMHURST

ELMHURST ART MUSEUM

• FERMILAB • WATER ST STUDIOS B ATAV I A

CLEVE CARNEY

R O O S E V E LT R D .

BROOKFIELD

GLEN E L LY N

COMPASSION FACTORY

HINSDALE

E A S T W E S T T O L LW AY

LISLE

KOMECHAK ART GALLERY

5 5 T H S T.

• CHRISTOPHER GALLERY • SALON ARTISTS NATHAN U N I V E R S I T Y MANILOW PA R K

CHICAGO HEIGHTS + PA R K F O R E S T

SOUTH SUBURBS

WESTERN SUBURBS

Christopher Art Gallery at Prairie State College 202 S. Halsted, Chicago Heights

Cleve Carney Art Gallery / McAninch Arts Center College of DuPage 425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn

Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park 1 University Parkway, University Park Salon Artists Gallery 294 Main St, Park Forest

The Compassion Factory 9210 Broadway Ave., Brookfield Elmhurst Art Museum 150 S Cottage Hill, Elmhurst Fermilab Art Gallery Kirk Rd & Pine St., Batavia Kavanagh Gallery Fine Line Creative Arts Center 37W570 Bolcum Rd., St. Charles

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Komechak Art Gallery Benedictine University 5700 College Rd., Lisle

CHRISTOPHER ART GALLERY AT PRAIRIE STATE COLLEGE

South:

CHICAGO HEIGHTS

Christopher Art Gallery features eight exhibitions per year, featuring regional and national artists in five exhibitions, and works by students in three exhibitions. Each fall, a show highlights the portfolio of a PSC student designated as “Photographer of the Year.”

Artists exhibited have included Dawoud Bey, Joseph Jachna, Terry Evans, Gladys Nilsson, Eleanor Spiess-Ferris, Nnenna Okore, Reginald Baylor and John Pitman Weber.

Jan 2–30: Beyond Pedagogy; Illinois college and university faculty works in varied media; Jan 15 reception, 11:30–2 Feb 10–Mar 4: Reflecting Dignity, works defining perceptions of African American experience. Sandra Bridges, Kristy Raines Loving, Juarez Hawkins and David Anthony Geary; Feb 12 reception, 11:30–2 Mar 19–Apr 9: Annual High School show Apr 20–May 13: Annual Spring Student Exhibition

202 S. Halsted St. Chicago Heights, IL 60411 708-709-7738 M–Th 9–3; W and Th evenings 5–7 Beth Shadur bshadur@prairiestate.edu prairiestate.edu/christopher-artgallery/index.aspx

Jun 1–Jul 15: Stillness, works from Illinois State Museum, curated by Doug Stapleton; Jun 10 reception, 11:30-2pm Aug 17–Sept 9: Photographer of the Year Sept 21–Oct 14: Biomorphic, Beth Adler, Frank Connect and Jeanine Coupe Ryding; Sept 22 reception, 11:30-2pm Oct 26-Nov 18: Quirky, Diane Levesque, Marilyn Propp, Kevin Noland and Michael Noland; Oct 27 reception 11:30-2 Nov 30–Dec 15 Subtle Tensions, Frances Cox and Megan Greene; Dec 1 reception 11:30-2

We host a yearly visiting artist to make a public presentation on his or her work. We are members of SAMBA, Southland Arts, Municipalities and Business Association, and participate in their festivals and events.

Image: Hunter Cole, Angel Bride, from Language of Abstraction exhibition, fall 2019

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West:

CLEVE CARNEY MUSEUM OF ART

GLEN ELLYN

The Cleve Carney Museum of Art’s goal is to encourage the growth and understanding of contemporary and modern art through exhibitions and educational programming that cultivates a variety of perspectives.

The Cleve Carney Museum of Art is named in honor of one of Glen Ellyn’s most revered philanthropists, the late Cleve Carney, a contemporary art collector and supporter of the arts.

In late 2019 the museum temporarily closed in order to complete facility upgrades.

The museum will reopen in June 2020 with an exhibition of works by Frida Kahlo on loan from the Dolores Olmedo Museum. This comprehensive presentation of the life and works of the artist Frida Kahlo will feature 26 original pieces as well as an immersive historical exhibit that provides a framework of the life, circumstances and events that led to Kahlo becoming one of the most important painters of the 20th century and of our time. More information at frida2020.org.

College of DuPage 425 Fawell Blvd.

Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 630-942-2321 Jun–Aug: F-W 10–6; Th 10–10.

Oct–May: Tu–Sa 11–7 Dir. Justin Witte clevecarneygallery@gmail.com www.theccma.org 122

June 1–August 31, 2020: Frida Kahlo 2020: Works on loan form the Olmedo Museum www.Frida2020.org

Image credit: Wight Architects

THE COMPASSION FACTORY

West:

BROOKFIELD

Located just 13 miles west of downtown Chicago, The Compassion Factory features rotating art exhibits every month. From photography, robots, kid shows to open submissions, we continually expand our diversity all while creating a sense of community and belonging with interactive art as well.

The Compassion Factory is a wide open space with movable walls allowing us to create a fun and different floor plan for each exhibit. Our space also has a separate Art Studio where we’re able to run classes for adults & kids. We’re a community destination for families, school groups and others interested in sharing and creating art.

For more information, upcoming classes, events and exhibitions visit compassionfactory.com Our gallery is free & open to the public.

9210 Broadway Ave., Brookfield, IL 60513 708–303–8231 Th 4–9; First Friday 7–10; Sa 10–1 compassionfactory@gmail.com www.compassionfactory.com Facebook @brookfieldarts Instagram @compassionfactory

New exhibitions each month.

Opening receptions on the first Friday 7-10pm Both gallery & studio space are available for private rentals Image: Artist Beth Shadur, February 2019, Sacred Art Exhibition 123

ELMHURST ART MUSEUM

West:

ELMHURST

The Elmhurst Art Museum is an arts complex with three distinct areas of focus. A balance of art, education, and architecture programming is central to our efforts of inspiring and enriching our community. We strive to hold public art events, as well as educational hands-on activities, related to rotating contemporary art exhibitions and the celebration of the McCormick house, a rare single-family home designed by Mies van der Rohe.

The Elmhurst Art Museum is located in Elmhurst, 25 minutes from downtown Chicago by public transportation (Metra).

150 S Cottage Hill Elmhurst, IL 60126 Tu–Su 11–5 630-834-0202 info@elmhurstartmuseum.org www.elmhurstartmuseum.org Facebook and Instagram @elmhurstartmuseum

Tours and talks often held on Saturdays. Check our website for updated event listings.

The McCormick House is one of only three residences designed and built by Mies in the United States – and one of only two open to the public.

Image: Elmhurst Art Museum, Photo: Kendall McCaugherty © Hall+Merrick Photographers

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FERMILAB ART GALLERY

West:

BATAVIA

The Fermilab Art Gallery is located in Wilson Hall on the second floor at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory.

Fermilab is America’s particle physics and accelerator laboratory, bringing the world together to solve the mysteries of matter, energy, space and time.

Please visit our website for updated exhibition and event information, or check our online CGN listing.

Kirk Rd. and Pine St. Batavia, IL 60510 630-840-6825 Gallery open M–F 8–4:30 Georgia Schwender Art@fnal.gov events.fnal.gov/art-gallery/ Facebook @FermilabArtsLectures/

• Artist-in-Residence Program: events.fnal.gov/art-gallery/ artist-in-residence/ • Arts and Lecture Series: events.fnal.gov/arts-lecture-series/ • Tours, events and visitor programs: fnal.gov/pub/visiting/tours/index.html Image: Wilson Hall 125

KAVANAGH GALLERY

FINE LINE CREATIVE ARTS CENTER

West:

ST. CHARLES

Established in 1999, the Kavanagh Gallery in St. Charles is an open, light-filled space created for the presentation of a wide range of art. Each year the gallery displays six to seven shows of works by local and national artists and makers. These curated shows bring together established and up and coming artists, using all forms of media, in a wide range of price points. In addition to the traditional arts, high-end craftwork in textiles, ceramics, glass, wood, and collage are often featured. Sculpture, from the gallery-sized to the outdoor and monumental, is often part of our summer schedule.

The gallery is free and open to the public Monday - Saturday 10am–5pm.

There is ample free onsite parking available.

37W570 Bolcum Rd. St. Charles, IL 60175 630–584–9443 M–Sa 10–5 gallery@fineline.org www.fineline.org Facebook and Instagram @finelinecreativeartscenter 126

Please visit our website or view online CGN listings for the current exhibition and opening reception details.

Image: Artist Gabriela Guganovic, 2019

KOMECHAK ART GALLERY

West: LISLE

The late Fr. Michael Komechak, O.S.B., spent his life collecting and celebrating the works of others. Over time, he amassed one of the finest art and sculpture collections in the Midwest.

The collection represents both fine and applied arts, and is engagingly diverse in its scope of subject and media which includes religious themes, contemporary art and work by well-known artists. The collection at the Komechak Art Gallery consists of ceramics, drawings, paintings, photography, textile, sculpture, mixed media, outsider art and folk art.

All exhibitions and programs held at the Komechak are free and open to the public.

Refreshments are served at our Meet the Artist receptions and at our First Sunday Tea & Talk Lectures. Our Noon Curator Lecture is brown bag and we always end the year with our Sonntag Distinguished Scholar Lecture which honors local and regional scholars for their body of work.

Please see our online CGN listing or visit our website for a full schedule of events and exhibitions during 2020.

Benedictine University 5700 College Rd., Kindlon Hall, 5th Fl., Lisle, IL 60532 630–829–6270 M–F 10–4; Sa 11–3; Closed Sundays Teresa J. Parker, Curator tparker@ben.edu www.ben.edu/artgallery

All events are open to the public and are held at Benedictine University in Kindlon Hall, 5th Fl. Admission is Free.

Refreshments are served.

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NATHAN MANILOW SCULPTURE PARK

South:

UNIVERSITY PARK

The Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park, or “theNate” as we like to call it, is a collection of 30 master works of large-scale sculpture situated within 100 acres of prairie landscape.

This “museum-in-the-prairie” is open for public viewing 365 days a year and is free of charge. The Park provides programs for adults and children that integrate art and nature. Although it is located on the campus of Governors State University, it was founded and is maintained through grants and donations from businesses and individuals. GSU and theNate are connected to Chicago’s Millennium Park Metra Station by the Metra Electric Line; an 8 minute walk from the University Park Metra Station to GSU’s campus and theNate will begin to reveal the beauty of the prairie and the outdoor sculpture collection. Download our FREE Otocast app for a self-guided tour, complete with recordings of artists talking about their work!

1 University Parkway, University Park, IL 60484 708–534–4021 Dawn to Dusk, 365 days a year Jeff Stevenson jstevenson@govst.edu www.govst.edu/sculpture/ 128

2020 Calendar Highlights include: an April 16 cocktail reception at Susanin’s; an April 18 Earth Day Tour of theNate; Nate & Frank: May 14 Frank Lloyd Wright Bradley House event in Kankakee; June 20 Summer Solstice Celebration; Sculpture, Wine & Dine on September 12; October 31, Kids in Costumes / Bark in the Park; December 12 Winter Walk / Empty Bowls / Holiday Party Image: John Henry, Illinois Landscape, No. 5, 1975,

SALON ARTISTS GALLERY

South:

PARK FOREST

The Salon Artists Gallery prides itself on mentoring new artists as well as providing a co-operative stage for artisans featuring painters, photographers, potters, jewelers, woodworkaers and glass artists.

Members for 2019–2020 CouSandra Armstrong: photographer Diane Banks: jeweler Ann Bonzani: painting Linda Curl: painting/mixed media Kato Dominquez: painting Graydon Cafarella: watercolor Barbara Edwards: painting Sandra Evers: painting Mary Ann Grajek: mixed media Dennis Jennings: painting, Jazz musicians etc Rose Lyons: pencil, graphite drawing, landmarks, Chicago Patricia Moore: painting, painted plates, sculpture, abstract 294 Main St., Park Forest, IL 60466 708–833–5108 or 708–703–7806 Tu 10–4, W 1–4, F 1:30–4, Sa 12–4 Patricia Moore; Bev Szaton bgszap2@gmail.com www.salonartistsgallery.com Follow us on Facebook

Wyll Mull: painting Maureen O’Toole: painting Janice Pratt: computerized photo collages Ginny Raftery: paintings, assemblages Robert Rhodes: woodwork Tim Richardson: painting Joyce Riley: pottery Doris Samuels: painting, pastel, charcoal Marilyn Stewart: pastel, painting Bev Szaton: painting, jewelry Patrick Thompson: painting Faye Zalecki: fractals

New exhibits held every month.

• March: Shades of Inspiration: Annual Illinois Elementary School Children’s Show • Nov–Dec: Annual Holiday Sale Image: Salon Artists Gallery, Park Forest, IL 129

GREATER ILLINOIS, INDIANA MICHIGAN, AND WISCONSIN WISCONSIN MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM

MADISON

MICHIGAN

MILWAUKEE

LILY PAD WEST WANTOOT GALLERY THE WAREHOUSE ROCK- ROCKFORD ART FORD MUSEUM

LAKE MICHIGAN

DEKALB

NORTHERN IL UNIV ART MUSEUM

CHICAGO

KRASL ART CENTER ST JOSEPH

MICH. CITY

SNITE MUSEUM NOTRE DAME

LUBEZNIK CENTER BRAUER MUSEUM

VALPARAISO MUNSTER

ILLINOIS

SOUTH SHORE ARTS

KRANNERT ART MUSEUM CHAMPAIGN

TARBLE ARTS CENTER

INDIANA

CHARLESTON

GREATER ILLINOIS

INDIANA

MICHIGAN

Krannert Art Museum Champaign, IL

Brauer Museum of Art Valparaiso University Valparaiso, IN

Krasl Art Center St. Joseph, MI

Northern Illinois University (NIU) Art Museum DeKalb, IL

Lubeznik Center Michigan City, IN

Rockford Art Museum Rockford, IL

Snite Museum of Art Notre Dame, IN

Tarble Arts Center Eastern Illinois University Charleston, IL

South Shore Arts Munster, IN

WISCONSIN Lily Pad Gallery West Milwaukee, WI Milwaukee Art Museum Milwaukee, WI Wantoot Gallery Mineral Point, WI The Warehouse Milwaukee, WI

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KRANNERT ART MUSEUM AND KINKEAD PAVILION

Illinois:

CHAMPAIGN

Krannert Art Museum (KAM) at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign is the second-largest general fine arts museum in the state of Illinois.

KAM’s collection contains more than 10,000 works of art from around the globe, spanning six millennia, from 4,000 BCE to the present. Collection galleries, including our newest installation of modern and contemporary art, Art Since 1948, present the arts of Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas to more than 100,000 visitors per year.

KAM’s recently updated Education Center features touchable art and is accessible to visitors of all ages and abilities.

Beginning in January 2020, KAM presents HIVE, a yearlong site-specific sculpture and sound installation by Nancy Davidson and Lakshmi Ramgopal, two artists with distinctive practices collaborating for the first time at Krannert Art Museum. For more information on HIVE and the full calendar of events, please visit the museum website.

KAM is open six days per week, and admission is always free.

Free group tours are available by request.

500 E. Peabody Dr. Champaign, IL 61820 217–333–1861; Tours 217–300–1084 M–F 9–5, Th 9–9, Sa 10–4, Su closed Jon Seydl, Museum Director kam@illinois.edu kam.illinois.edu

HIVE opening reception & artist talk: Jan 30, 5–8 pm For the full calendar of events, please visit the museum website.

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NORTHERN IL UNIVERSITY (NIU) ART MUSEUM

Illinois:

DEKALB

2020 Exhibition Schedule: Jan 14–Mar 18: NIU School of Art and Design Faculty Biennial Exhibition Apr 16–Jun 5: Very Well, Thank You: The Arts as a Means to Well Being—explores the unique way the arts assist in maintaining social, psychological and physical health and happiness.

Aug 25–Nov 13: • The Art of Surviving: The Journey of the Karen Refugees in Illinois—organized by the Center for Burma Studies at NIU with financial support from a Luce Grant to conduct oral histories with recently resettled community members.

• Refuge and Refugee—contemporary artists explore global humanitarian crises.

Closed during the summer, between exhibitions and during university holidays.

Northern Illinois University Altgeld Hall 116, 1st Floor, West End DeKalb, IL 60115 815–753–1936 Tu, W, F 10–5; Th Noon–7; Su Noon–4; Group tours by appt.

Jo Burke, Director artmuseum@niu.edu www.niu.edu/artmuseum 132

Facebook and Twitter @NIUartmuseum Balancing Traditional and Contemporary Art. EDUCATE • PRESERVE • EXHIBIT • ENLIGHTEN Image: Visitors explore the NIU Art Museum galleries.

ROCKFORD ART MUSEUM

Illinois:

ROCKFORD

The RAM Permanent Collection focuses on modern and contemporary art, photography, studio glass, outsider art, and regional art; exhibits change throughout the year. Rockford Art Museum showcases three to four FEATURE EXHIBITIONS each year.

Educational programs include lectures and classes for adults, classes for children, and gallery walks for all ages. Visit rockfordartmuseum.org or our Facebook page for upcoming events and additional exhibitions in 2020.

711 N. Main St. Rockford, IL 61103 815–972–2877 Open 7 days a week 10–5, with extended hours until 7 on Th Carrie Johnson, Executive Dir./Curator www.rockfordartmuseum.org

For a behind-the-scenes guide to Rockford Art Museum download our free app: app.cuseum.com/ rockford-art-museum.

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TARBLE ARTS CENTER

Illinois:

CHARLESTON

Located on the campus of Eastern Illinois University (EIU), the Tarble Arts Center (TAC) is a major arts resource for the people of east-central Illinois and focuses primarily on contemporary visual arts. TAC presents an annual program of changing exhibitions that feature national and international artists, and supports the growth of young and inspiring artists in collaboration with the Department of Art + Design. The TAC also offers an array of public programs, events and art education in conjunction with community outreach activities. TAC houses a permanent collection of art, featuring contemporary painting, sculpture, photography and works on paper, as well as American Regionalism and Folk Art. Originally opened to the public in 1982, the TAC is a division of the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences, and the through the years has received generous support from Newton E. Tarble and the Tarble Family Foundation, along with member support, annuitants, patrons and EIU alumni. Since 1982, the TAC has undergone two expansions to reflect its growth and dedication to the visual arts and arts education.

The TAC is an accredited museum with the American Alliance of Museums (AAM), since 2000.

2010 9th St., Charleston, IL 61920 217–581–2787 Tu–F, 10–5; Sa–Su 1–4 Michael Schuetz tarble@eiu.edu www.eiu.edu/tarble 134

Gallery admission, programs and events are free and open to the public.

Image: Federico Solmi: The Grand Masquerade, 2019, installation view: artworks courtesy of the Artist, Luis De Jesus Gallery Los Angeles, Ronald Feldman Gallery New York and the Carl & Marilynn Thoma Art Foundation Chicago. Photo courtesy of Tarble Arts Center

KRASL ART CENTER

Michigan:

ST JOSEPH

Krasl Art Center offers a dynamic, inclusive place to engage with the arts, the outdoors and each other. “Rising Crossing Tides,” a site-specific sculpture by Richard Hunt, is the monumental centerpiece of KAC’s engaging outdoor campus, which displays an additional six sculptures that change annually. Indoors, enjoy high-quality contemporary art in the galleries, unique artist-made items in The Shop, ongoing studio classes, special events, and dynamic programs. KAC is free & open to the public.

2020 Exhibition Schedule: • Thru January 20: KAC Members’ Show • Jan 31–Mar 8: Lines with Power and Purpose: Editorial Cartoons • Mar 13-May 31: Dex. R. Jones: Storied Portraits • Jun 5-Aug 31: Boom Bloom: Featuring Nikki Renee Anderson & Renee Robbins • Jun 5–Aug 31: Art Outdoors: Public Art in St. Joseph & Benton Harbor • Sept 4-Nov 29: Contemporary Glass, Curated by Jerry & Kathy Catania • Dec 4–Jan 2021: KAC Members’ Show

707 Lake Blvd.

St. Joseph, MI 49085 269–983–0271 M–Th 11–8; F–Su 11–5.

Closed Tuesdays Jan–Mar Julia Gourley Donohue, Exec. Dir. Matthew Bizoe, Events Manager www.krasl.org

Opening receptions held first day of exhibition, 6–8pm Visit krasl.org for details on exhibition programming, classes, and the 59th Krasl Art Fair on the Bluff, July 11 + 12.

Image: Rising Crossing Tides, by Richard Hunt, welcomes you to Krasl Art Center.

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BRAUER MUSEUM OF ART

Indiana:

VALPARAISO

The Brauer Museum of Art is home to a nationally recognized collection of 19th-, 20th-, and 21st-century American art. It also houses the largest known collection of works by Junius R. Sloan (1827-1900), a Hudson River School painter who lived and worked in the Midwest. Other points of focus within the collection include world religious art and Midwestern regional art.

Along with displaying selections from its permanent collection, the Brauer Museum hosts a full schedule of special exhibitions and events.

Jan 7–Mar. 29, 2020: • C. Curry Bohm: Brown County and Beyond • Japanese Prints from the Ruth A. Ruege Collection • Mary Bourke: Unfinished Valparaiso University 1709 Chapel Dr. Valparaiso, IN 46383 219–464–5761 Tu, Th, F 10–5; W 10–8:30; Sa–Su 12–5; Closed M Gregg Hertzlieb, Director Gregg.Hertzlieb@valpo.edu valpo.edu/brauer-museum-of-art 136

Admission to the museum and its events is free, with donations welcome.

Image: Claude Curry Bohm (1894-1971), Spring Comes to the Old Dirt Road, 1950, oil on canvas, 24 x 30 inches, Gift of Percy H. Sloan, Brauer Museum of Art, 53.01.003, Valparaiso University

LUBEZNIK CENTER FOR THE ARTS

Indiana:

MICHIGAN CITY

Located on Michigan City’s lakefront, Lubeznik Center for the Arts (LCA) offers compelling exhibitions and programs that explore contemporary ideas. Recent shows have featured artwork by internationally known artists like Andy Warhol and the Chicago Imagists, as well as by emerging artists creating innovative and experimental art.

LCA works closely with museums, galleries and artists throughout the region to introduce exciting and impactful artwork to Northwest Indiana residents and visitors.

Because access is at the core of LCA’s mission, the organization works continuously to remove barriers and make exceptional art experiences available to all.

Exhibition openings and cultural events take place the first Friday of each month from 5 to 8 PM and are free and open to the public.

101 W. 2nd St. Michigan City, IN 46360 219-874-4900 M–F 10-5; Sa and Su: 11-4 (CST) artinfo@lubeznikcenter.org www.lubeznikcenter.org

2020 Highlights: • Mar 6–Jun 6: Round Hole / Square Peg • Jun 19–Oct 23: Well-Behaved Women: Celebrating 100 Years of Women’s Suffrage • Aug 15 and 16: 39th Annual Lubeznik Arts Festival Image: Adia, 2018 & Cecily, 2018 from the series Outcry

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SNITE MUSEUM OF ART

Indiana:

NOTRE DAME

Considered one of the finest university art museums in America, the Snite Museum’s permanent collection contains over 25,000 works that represent many cultures and periods. Notable are the Museum’s holdings in Mesoamerican and Olmec art, African art, European art from 1400-1900, Decorative art, Prints, Drawings, Photography, the George Ricky Sculpture Archive, and Ivan Meštrović Collection.

Sculpture is displayed in the Mary Loretto and Terrence J. Dillon Courtyard, and the Charles B. Hayes Family Sculpture Park.

University of Notre Dame 100 Moose Krause Circle Notre Dame, IN 46556 574-631-5466 Tu–F 10–5; Sa 12–5; Th 10–7:30 Closed Su/M and major holidays Gina Costa gcosta@nd.edu www.sniteartmuseum.nd.edu 138

Facebook @sniteartmuseum Instagram @SniteMuseum

Image: Snite Museum of Art, University of Notre Dame

SOUTH SHORE ARTS

Indiana:

MUNSTER

South Shore Arts has been improving the quality of life along the South Shore for over 80 years. It all started in the hat department of Minas Department Store in downtown Hammond, Indiana with an annual exhibit of regional artists, known today as the Salon Show.

Located in the Center for Visual and Preforming Arts, in Munster, Indiana, South Shore Arts has two branch locations, Substation No. 9, an inner-city art center in downtown Hammond, and at the Artful Garden in Crown Point.

More than 20 exhibitions fill South Shore Arts Galleries throughout the region each year, showcasing regional national and international artists and cultures. Along with exhibitions, a variety of classes for all ages are offered at all three locations.

Receptions vary from location and exhibit. For more information about exhibits and classes or to learn how to submit for an exhibit visit our website or call 219-836-1839.

1040 Ridge Rd. Munster, IN 46321 216–836–1839 M–F 10–5, Sa 10–4, Su 12–4 Executive Dir.: John Cain Dir. of Exhibitions: Bridget Earnshaw William@southshoreartsonline.org www.southshoreartsonline.org

All exhibits and class schedules are listed on South Shore Arts website: southshoreartsonlie.org Follow us on Facebook @southshoreartsmunster and on Instagram @southshorearts Image: Renee McGinnis, Tales From the Biosphere, solo exhibit 139

LILY PAD GALLERY WEST

Wisconsin: MILWAUKEE

Lily Pad Gallery West provides the finest quality realism, naturalism, impressionism, and abstract works of art. With over 200 works of art from 70 distinct artists, the gallery brings quality art from modern contemporary to art reminiscent of 19th century French and Dutch Masters.

Owners Alan Perlstein and Terry Hamann decided to open Lily Pad Gallery West in Milwaukee in early 2015. Longtime appreciators of art, they started as collectors 40 years ago, with limited funds but a passion for art. Perlstein and Hamann’s friend and partner, Wivi-Anne Weber, had a great gallery in Watch Hill, Rhode Island, called Lily Pad Gallery, which the couple had supported for over 20 years as collectors.

They decided they’d love to open a sister gallery in Milwaukee, which is how Lily Pad Gallery West came to be.

Four times a year, the third weekend in January, April, July, and October, the city of Milwaukee hosts a city-wide gallery hop event called Gallery Night MKE. Lily Pad West participates in these events with an artist in residence for the weekend, a temporary showcase exhibition, and new work from many of our 70 distinct artists.

215 N. Broadway Milwaukee, WI 53202 M 12–6; Tu–Sa 11-6; Su 11–4 414–509–5756 Alan Perlstein alan@lilypadgallery.com www.lilypadgallery.com 140

Gallery Night MKE 2020 dates: January 17 and 18 April 17 and 18 July 17 and 18 October 16 and 17 Gallery Night MKE hours: F 5–9, Sa 11–5 Image: Lily Pad Gallery West

MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM

Wisconsin: MILWAUKEE

Home to a rich collection of more than 30,000 works of art, the Milwaukee Art Museum is located on the shores of Lake Michigan. Its campus includes the Santiago Calatrava–designed Quadracci Pavilion, annually showcasing three feature exhibitions, and the Eero Saarinen–designed Milwaukee County War Memorial Center and David Kahler–designed addition.

The Museum’s Collection Galleries feature nearly 2,500 world-class works of art within dramatically transformed galleries and a new lakefront addition. This reimagined space also allows for the presentation of additional changing exhibitions.

700 N. Art Museum Dr., Milwaukee, WI 53202 Tu–Su, 10am–5pm; Th until 8pm Special events may affect hours 414–224–3200 mam@mam.org www.mam.org/visit

Facebook @milwaukeeart Twitter @MilwaukeeArt Instagram @milwaukeeart

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WANTOOT GALLERY

Wisconsin: MINERAL POINT

Wantoot Gallery is the gallery/showroom for wantoot.com. We feature a highly curated selection of American modern fine art and fine craft from many nationally recognized artists.

Wantoot is located in the idyllic artist colony of Mineral Point, Wisconsin. Mineral Point is located in the driftless region of Wisconsin; North of Galena and Southwest of Madison.

Visit Wantoot and see a comprehensive overview of fine art and craft featured on our website, and new artwork that hasn’t yet made it online. Rotating shows of new artwork and artists are featured bi-monthly. Visit wantoot.com for upcoming show dates.

236 High St., Mineral Point, WI 53565 608–284–5927 W–Su; and by appt.

Ried Knapp contact@wantoot.com www.wantoot.com 142

Show openings are always on Saturdays. Check wantoot.com for specific schedules and times.

Image: Wantoot’s Mineral Point gallery

THE WAREHOUSE

Wisconsin: MILWAUKEE

Exhibition and Research Center The Warehouse is a 4,000 SF arts exhibition and research center in the Menomonee Valley of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Curated exhibitions, performances, and lectures are based on The Warehouse’s permanent collection of over 3,600 modern and contemporary works on paper, paintings, photographs, and sculpture. The collection is accessible to scholars, students, and art enthusiasts. Works are available for institutional loans.

Exhibitions change quarterly. The summer 2020 exhibition is a solo show with work by William Kentridge and supporting programs. Visit our website for details.

Admission is free and open to the public.

1635 W. St. Paul Ave. Milwaukee, WI 53233 414–252–0677 M, W, F 11–4, and by appt. info@thewarehousemke.org www.thewarehousemke.org Social @thewarehousemke 143

AUCTION HOUSES Area auctions offer chances to see and acquire unusual art, jewelry, design, objects and more from around the world. Each of the following locally-based houses offers a range of helpful services and expertise as well as an international reach for both buyers and sellers. Previews take place prior to scheduled auctions.

You may participate in the actual auctions in person or from practically anywhere.

Highlights from some 2019 sales are featured below. View the 2020 schedules on chicagogallerynews.com.

In fall 2019 Hindman’s Library of a Midwestern Collector realized over $1.9 million, becoming the highest grossing auction for the Books and Manuscripts department and breaking a world auction record

Andrew Wyeth’s Coldspell, 1965, closed at $250,000 at Heritage Auctions in November 2019.

BONHAMS Founded in London in 1793, Bonhams is an international auction house offering comprehensive and confidential auction, appraisal and valuation services by leading industry specialists with unparalleled breadth of expertise in over 50 collecting categories including Motorcars, Books, Watches, Whiskey, Asian Art, Prints, Jewelry, Antiquities and Old Master through Contemporary Art. With flagship salesrooms in London, Hong Kong, New York and Los Angeles, Bonhams can offer objects at the location that attracts the strongest interest. Whether executing full-service consignment services for your entire collection or crafting a bespoke solution for a single exceptional object, our team will connect you to experts and collectors in our global network while remaining your direct contact every step of the way.

Bonhams Midwest regional office provides bespoke attention with the exceptional resources of our extensive global network of professional services.

Chicago, IL • 773–267–3300 Director, Natalie Waechter Asst. Director, Shawn Marsh By appointment only chicago@bonhams.com www.bonhams.com 144

HINDMAN AUCTIONS

Hindman is recognized internationally as a leading fine art auction house. With an unyielding focus on client service, Hindman offers holistic solutions to connect clients in local US cities to the global art market. Hindman operates more salesrooms in the United States than any other firm and conducts over 100 auctions annually in categories such as fine jewelry, fine art, modern design, books and manuscripts, furniture, decorative arts, couture, Asian works of art, arts of the American West, and numismatics, as well as special focus subjects as the need arises.

Headquartered in Chicago, Hindman is home to 150 employees in both the Chicago office and branch offices in Atlanta, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Denver, Milwaukee, Naples, Palm Beach, Scottsdale, and St. Louis.

1338 W. Lake Chicago, IL 60607 312–280–1212 M–F 9–5 support@hindmanauctions.com www.hindmanauctions.com 145

HERITAGE AUCTIONS Heritage Auctions is the largest fine art and collectibles auction house founded in the United States, and the world’s largest collectibles auctioneer. Heritage has locations in New York, Dallas, Beverly Hills, San Francisco, Chicago, Palm Beach, London, Paris, Geneva, Amsterdam and Hong Kong.

The most popular auction house website, HA.com, has 1.25 million registered bidder-members and searchable, free archives of five million past auction records with prices realized, descriptions and enlargeable photos.

215 W. Ohio, Ste. 1W, Chicago, IL 60654 312-260-7200 Open daily 10–5 Roberta Kramer RobertaK@HA.com www.HA.com

FB @HeritageAuctions Instagram @HeritageAuctions Twitter @HeritageAuction

SUSANIN’S Auctioneers + Appraisers Founded in 1993, SUSANIN’S is Chicago’s oldest independently owned auction house and one of the “World’s Top 100” auctioneers and appraisers of fine art, jewelry, coins, antique furniture, silver, decorative items, Asian works of art, mid-century design, and a variety of specialty categories.

Located in downtown Chicago, SUSANIN’S offers 25 sales each year and has established a reputation for innovative technology, professionalism, integrity, expertise and service. With the goal of achieving the highest possible prices at auction, SUSANINS’ focus on providing individual attention to each client remains paramount, while coordinating and simplifying the process of appraising and liquidating estate property and private collections.

Our professional staff stands ready to guide clients through the entire appraisal, consignment and auction process. Our international network of buyers includes sophisticated collectors, major dealers, interior designers and museum curators who know the quality of our offerings and appreciate our standard of service.

900 S. Clinton, Chicago, IL 60607 Tel 312–832–9800 Fax 312–832–9311 info@susanins.com www.susanins.com 146

TOOMEY & CO. AUCTIONEERS

Toomey & Co. Auctioneers is a specialty auction house, considered one of the premiere auction houses in the country to sell 20th Century Art & Design since 1987.

We hold 4-6 carefully curated auctions a year that include Paintings, Prints, Drawings and Sculpture from the 20th and 21st Century, works from the Arts & Crafts movement, Art Nouveau and Art Deco Periods and Mid-Century Modern Design. In addition to our focus on Modern and Contemporary Art & Design we handle works from a variety of periods and are interested in taking in consignments that range from single items to entire collections. Our 2016 and 2017 schedules both included additional single owner auctions dedicated to works from the Estate of Candice B. Groot and the Estate of Joan and Milton Baxt.

In December 2018, Toomey & Co. Auctioneers held the inaugural Tradition & Innovation auction of important works from the 19th century through today. This auction offered works across a variety of artistic movements and media by painters, furniture makers, designers, ceramicists, silversmiths, sculptors and architects who have helped define the world of art and design for more than a century. This highly successful sale will become an annual event.

Toomey & Co. Auctioneers is located in suburban Oak Park just outside of Chicago and is surrounded by a vibrant arts community including Prairie School architecture by such prominent artists as Frank Lloyd Wright, William Eugene Drummond, and and Marion Mahony Griffin.

818 North Blvd., Oak Park, IL 60301 Tel 708-383-5234 Fax 708-383-4828 info@toomeyco.com www.toomeyco.com 147

APPRAISERS ART CONSULTANTS PRIVATE DEALERS Private dealers and art consultants offer a range of services for individuals as well as corporate collectors looking to add to or manage growing collections. Within the following list, some offer traditional consulting services and others coordinate regular pop-up exhibitions for their artists and exhibit at art fairs around the country. All are expert resources for collectors.

Appraisers also offer expert help in valuations and market knowledge .

ALICE ADAM LTD. Alice Adam is a private dealer specializing in significant German Expressionist and Bauhaus prints and drawings.

More than 40 years of experience in this field have established Ms. Adam as an authority on the artists, as well as the various movements that define this period of German art.

Expressionists: Beckmann, Heckel, Kirchner, Munch, Nolde, Schmidt-Rottluff, etc.

Bauhaus/Constructivists: Femininer, Kandinsky, Klee, El Lissitzky, Moholy-Nagy, Schlemmer, Schwitters, etc.

Image: Lazslo Moholy-Nagy, Advertisement for Shocken Department Store, Gelatin Silver Print, 1925.

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312–787–7295 Chicago By appointment aa@aliceadamltd.com www.aliceadamltd.com

ART ADVISORY LTD. Enrich Life, Collect Art Art holds the power to enhance an environment, and Art Advisory, Ltd.’s art consultants bring the power to select work that complements your goals. With 30 years of experience, we are a well-established fine art consulting firm. Our consultants’ goals are to transform your space with quality, visually satisfying art that inspires, motivates and impresses.

We offer needs assessments based on your space, taste, culture, identity, image and values by a professional arts consultant.

• In-depth conceptual analysis • Space planning • Art selection • Commissions management for site-specific art • Framing, delivery and installation • Inventory and collection management • Moving specialists • Call for a FREE consultation.

773–671–8624 By appt.

Susan Blackman susan@artadvisoryltd.com www.artadvisoryltd.com

GB FINE ART Based in Chicago and serving the greater Midwest, GB Fine Art provides expert fine art appraisal and advisory services from a Certified Member of the Appraisers Association of America. We prepare indepth, customized appraisals for insurance, estate planning, charitable donation and equitable distribution, allowing you to make informed decisions about the future of your personal property. Every appraisal conforms to the guidelines put forth by Uniform Standards for Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP).

We have extensive experience in everything from appraising personal property and liquidating estates to cataloging large collections, researching provenance, and authenticating artwork. In addition to our expertise in paintings, drawings, sculpture, and prints from the 19th century to today, we have a network of trusted professionals in other collecting areas to serve your needs.

Independent of any auction house or dealer, we are an objective guide to the art market, providing advice and assistance buying and selling, as well as collection management.

314–604–4175 Gretchen Burch, AAA, Principal gretchen@gbfineart.com www.gbfineart.com Visit our website or contact us for a free consultation.

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CHICAGO ART SOURCE

Chicago Art Source offers a full range of corporate art services, including acquisition, consultation, custom framing, installation and complete project management.

Our experts have fostered relationships with a diverse group of artists across a broad range of media, ensuring clients have access to a vast inventory, first-class sourcing and special commissions. As part of the country’s largest art and picture framing company, your entire project is handled in-house.

Whether you have a single room or an entire facility in need of artwork, Chicago Art Source consultants work with clients, interior designers, architects and facilities managers to help them meet their business objectives and budget.

View resources, details and job portfolios at chicagoartsource.com.

1871 N. Clybourn Chicago, IL 60614 773–248–3100 M–F 10–6; Sa 10–5; and by appt.

Felice Davis consulting@chicagoartsource.com www.chicagoartsource.com

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GURR JOHNS Gurr Johns is an Independent Appraisal and Advisory Firm that proudly serves private collectors, family offices, trusts & estate attorneys, and art institutions.

Established in 1914, with offices in Chicago, New York, London, Los Angeles, and Palm Beach, we offer impartial advice and serve our clients as confidential representatives in the marketplace.

As appraisers we hold the highest market standards for specialized expertise in fine art, furniture, jewelry, wine, collectibles and memorabilia, and all other tangible personal property. Gurr Johns brings the collective expertise of 160 specialists worldwide who comply with the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP). We act objectively on behalf of clients with the highest level of professional integrity and confidentiality.

Jessica Wessel 212–486–7373 jwessel@gurrjohns.com www.gurrjohns.com

For further information, please contact Jessica Wessel at jwessel@gurrjohns.com or 212–486–7373.

SCHNEIDER GALLERY After more than three decades in Chicago, Martha Schneider continues her legacy in 2020 as a private dealer focusing on photography.

Schneider Gallery was located in River North for more than 30 years, presenting more than 150 exhibitions and representing dozens of important photographers from around the world.

Martha continues to work with artists on special projects and is now also available for private client consultations.

312–988–4033 or 312–642–2293 Contact for an appointment Dir. Martha Schneider schneidergallery@gmail.com schneidergallerychicago.com Image: Luis Gonzalez Palma, La Rosa Desnuda, 1989 151

ART SERVICES Browse the following specialty categories in these pages to find the many individuals and businesses that provide valuable resources for a range of art needs. Shown above: a conservator from the Conservation Center.

• Art Handling Transportation, Crating, Installation, Rigging and more

• Art Insurance • Conservation & Restoration • Framing

TERRY DOWD, INC.

• Groups / Associations • Tours • Instruction Note: Auction houses are listed on page 142. Appraisers, art consultants and private dealers are listed on page 146.

• ART HANDLING

Since 1978, Terry Dowd, Inc. has been handling fine art, artifacts, and antique objects that are high in value, fragile, and irreplaceable. TDI is perhaps best known for its superior packing and crating services, and its innovative adaptation of commercially available materials that meet conservation standards.

Our clients, including many of the most prestigious museums, private collectors and corporations in the world, regularly contract us for the collection, crating, storage and transport of individual works of art or entire exhibitions.

TDI maintains full service facilities in Chicago and Denver, offering a fleet of air-ride, climate controlled vehicles, shipping, transport, rigging and hoisting services, as well as a project management staff that formulates packing and installation decisions based on years of experience.

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2233 S. Throop St. Chicago, IL 60608 773–342–8686 Chicago@terrydowd.com www.terrydowd.com Facebook @TerryDowdInc

CALLAHAN ART & ASSOCIATES

• ART HANDLING

Chicago’s only Full Service art handlers. Since 1985 Callahan art & Associates has been providing every service and product needed for art collections. It is with pleasure that we serve collectors, museums and galleries.

• Delivery • Installation • Rigging • Packing • Crating • Shipping • Storage

• Restoration • Pedestals • Mounts • Art Rescue • Collection Maintenance • Appraisals

P.O. Box 477029 Chicago, IL (60647) Office: 773–278–1111 Studio: 773–533–1111 callahanartandassociates.com 153

GUARDIAN FINE ART SERVICES

• ART HANDLING

Guardian offers professional and comprehensive fine art storage and services to museums, galleries, auction houses, collectors, and artists in the Midwest and beyond.

ART STORAGE FACILITY • Concrete and Brick, Class 1A Construction • Precise environment, with temperature and humidity controlled and monitored per American Alliance of Museums guidelines • UL Certified Security System • Integrated Pest Management Plan (IPM) • Enclosed and Secure Loading Dock • Gated and lit parking lot with 24/7 CCTV surveillance • Near to interstate highways I43 and I94 • Reasonably priced

1635 W. St. Paul Ave. Milwaukee, WI 53233 414–252–0677 1–833–252–0677 (toll-free) info@guardianfineart.com www.guardianfineart.com 154

SERVICES • Art Storage & Collections Management • Packing, Crating & Custom Mounting • Logistics & Transportation • Delivery & Installation AFFILIATIONS: • CHUBB Preferred Service Provider • American Alliance of Museums • Association of Midwest Museums

THE ICON GROUP, INC.

• ART HANDLING

Based in Chicago since 1980, The Icon Group has provided quality fine art services to museums, collectors, galleries, artists and auction houses.

ICON provides air-ride, climate-control transportation serving the Chicago, Midwest and Northeast regions; we run a shuttle service twice a month to New York City and points-in-between. Exclusive use transport to any US destination in is also available.

The 92,000 square foot concrete Icon storage facility features the most sophisticated mechanical and security systems: climate and humidity control; closed circuit television throughout; state of the art security and fire detection; central station monitoring 24/7; stand alone, single purpose facility with interior loading docks. An on-site 1,400 square foot white gallery space functions as a viewing and photography space.

Our full service crating shop can provide packing solutions ranging from a basic travel frame to international exhibition crates. Icon’s experienced art handlers are available for on-site packing and installations. Please contact us or visit our website for additional details.

SPENCER FINE ART SERVICES

2747 W. Taylor Chicago, IL 60612 773-533-1800 www.icongroup.us

• ART HANDLING

Spencer FAS is a full service art handling company committed to providing safe and secure installation, packing, shipping and storage solutions.

Spencer’s closely monitored concrete and brick storage vaults are maintained at a constant temperature and humidity level year round.

Trusted, well trained professionals deliver quality installation services for everything from large scale paintings and framed photographs to outdoor sculpture requiring cranes and hoists. We work with collectors, designers, galleries and institutions to safely and securely pack, move, store and install their valued objects. Call us when you need white-glove service, procedural consistency and complete customer service.

• Climate Controlled Storage • Art installation • Shipping locally and nationally • Crating and packing • Pick up and delivery

2060 N. Kolmar Chicago, IL 60639 773-435-9200 info@spencerfas.com www.spencerfas.com 155

U.S.ART COMPANY, INC.

• ART HANDLING

FACILITY: • 115,000 square foot, single purpose, all ground level facility located in the Northwest Industrial Business Park on Chicago’s West Side • Stand-alone modern warehouse owned by U.S.Art Company and operated by U.S.Art Company staff • Steel frame building; insulated panels, concrete floor; foundation is 4’ off ground • 70,000 square feet of museum quality climate controlled storage • 70° (+ or –5°, 50% relative humidity + or –5%) available • 30,000 square feet of temperature controlled (heat) non-climate storage • 6 loading docks with dock levelers accessible to straight trucks, 53’ trailers or shipping containers • State of the art security system. 24 hour protection. Integrated sensors monitor interior motion, smoke, moisture and temperature with bot telephone and cellular back, electronically recorded facility access, 43 infrared DVR cameras monitoring both internally and externally with 3 months recordable data SERVICES: • Local fleet of U.S.Art climate controlled trucks • Experienced and professional art installation, including rigging, custom fabrication and detailed project management services • Museum quality packing for any quantity and type of artwork, furniture or decorative object using high quality materials, with expert art handling • EU compliant custom crating for both domestic and international shipping • Climate controlled and temperature controlled (heat) storage • International freight forwarding: air, ocean, import, export, airport supervision, courier services • Freight supervision at O’Hare Airport with access to cargo areas and terminals • Local access point to the nation’s largest fine art shuttle network, servicing all major art metropolitan areas weekly Chicago Location 4400 W. Ohio, Chicago, IL 60624 773–801–1811 Toll free 844-274-2636 8am–5pm Chris Maravich cmaravich@usart.com www.usart.com 156

Corporate Headquarters 66 Pacella Park Dr. Randolph, MA 02368 781–986–6500 Toll free 800–872–7826

CHARTWELL INSURANCE SERVICES

• INSURANCE

“Collecting is an art. Protecting what you’ve collected is an even greater art.”

– William Randolph Hearst Proud sponsors of the CAC Collectors Circle.

Chartwell Insurance Services has extensive experience and respected expertise in insuring fine art, jewelry, antiques, and other collectibles.

In addition to working with individuals, we also provide insurance programs for galleries, dealers, art consultants, and art advisers.

Whether the insured pieces consist of a few items of jewelry or an extensive and evolving schedule containing many and varied art forms, we design insurance programs to accommodate the owner’s lifestyle, usage, and purchase habits.

We guide collectors on how to best catalog and appraise their collection, conserve and frame their most valuable works, and implement a disaster and recovery plan.

1034 N. Ashland Chicago, IL 60622 312–645–1200 Rebecca Korach Woan rwoan@chartwellins.com www.chartwellins.com

WILLIS TOWERS WATSON FINE ART, JEWELRY & SPECIE

• INSURANCE

Willis Towers Watson Fine Art, Jewelry & Specie division, Willis Towers Watson Northeast, Inc. has a preeminent position in the insurance of fine art, jewelry + collectibles.

Coverage + advice can be provided for auctioneers, fine art packers + shippers, dealers, galleries, private + corporate collections, museums + exhibitions.

Willis Towers Watson’s fine art specialists possess expertise needed for unique + often complex insurance demands covering everything from Han Dynasty terra cotta figures to late 20th century installation art; from Dutch Old Masters to paintings by Abstract Expressionists.

Willis Towers Watson provides coverage for some of the largest private art + museum collections in the world. Each policy is especially designed to cover actual needs of clients, thus avoiding unnecessary expenditure of premium.

Our expertise + level of commitment in the world of fine art is unrivaled anywhere in the insurance market.

Willis Tower 233 S. Wacker, Ste. 2000 Chicago, IL 60606 312-288-7299 Michael Criswell Michael.Criswell@ WillisTowersWatson.com 157

BROKEN ART RESTORATION INC.

• CONSERVATION/ RESTORATION

Opened in 1980 by William and Michelle Marhoefer, Broken Art Restoration is Chicago’s oldest established studio specializing in the professional restoration of porcelain, pottery, ceramics, wood, metal, and stone art objects.

Museum-quality invisible repair, missing parts replaced.

1841 W. Chicago, Chicago, IL 60622 312–226–8200 Studio: 12182 E. Metcalf Ave. Momence, IL 60954 815.472.3900 By appointment info@brokenartrestoration.com www.brokenartrestoration.com

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THE CONSERVATION CENTER

• CONSERVATION/ RESTORATION

The Conservation Center is the largest and most comprehensive private art conservation lab in the country. With over 35 years of experience, The Center is a leader in the field of art preservation.

Conservation: • Paintings • Murals • Objects • Photography • Rare Books • Textiles • Works on Paper • Gilded Objects & Frames • Heirlooms & Collectibles • Fine Furniture 400 N. Wolcott, Chicago, IL 60622 312–944–5401 M–F 9-5 by appt.

Heather Becker, CEO info@theconservationcenter.com www.theconservationcenter.com 158

Additional Services: • Custom Framing • Climate-Controlled Storage • Transportation & Installation • Condition Reports • Digital Restoration • Consulting Services • Risk Management • Disaster Response

RESTORATION DIVISION

• CONSERVATION/ RESTORATION

Restoration Division, LLC has been providing fine art conservation services to the professional community since 2004. Our clients include museum, galleries, insurance companies, and private collectors.

We specialize in the conservation of both traditional and contemporary paintings, works on paper, photographs, documents, Asian screens and scrolls, sculptures, antique frames, and textiles.

Our services include complimentary pickup and delivery throughout Chicago and most Chicagoland suburbs as well as expert installation. Professional photography, as well as examination using microscopy, UV, and X-ray imaging is available. We offer complimentary examinations and detailed treatment proposals.

Challenging projects are welcome.

2620 W. Arthur Chicago, IL 60645 773–754–6080 main line, 917–460–5912 after hours Please contact us for an appt. or to schedule a pickup info@restorationdivision.com www.restorationdivision.com

ART DE TRIUMPH & ARTFUL FRAMER STUDIOS

• FRAMING

Celebrating more than 15 years on Clark Street in Chicago’s Lakeview East neighborhood, and over 40 years of expert on-site framing and conservation.

Creative design and attention to detail will make your project shine!

The top framing favorite on Yelp.

Decades of experience in framing from posters to museum pieces.

Conservator on staff.

2938 N. Clark, Chicago, IL 60657 773-832-4038 Open 7 days: M–F 11–7; Sa 10–6; Su 12–5 Nancie King Mertz Nancie@nanciekingmertz.com www.NancieKingMertz.com www.ArtDeTriumph.com 159

ARTISTS FRAME SERVICE

• FRAMING

As the largest picture frame store in the country, Artists Frame Service offers a breathtaking and unmatched selection of frame mouldings from all around the world.

Named Chicago’s Framing Master by Architectural Digest, Artists Frame Service is proud to be called a Chicago institution and to count artists, designers, curators and galleries among our long time customers.

Lincoln Park 1867 N. Clybourn Chicago, IL 60614 773–248–2800 M, Th 9–8; Tu, W, F 9–6; Sa 10–5; Su 11–5

Artists Frame Service – Lincoln Park, on Clybourn Avenue.

River North 433 N. Wells Chicago, IL 60654 One block north of The Merchandise Mart 312–755–2800 M–F 10–6; Sa 10–5

Highland Park 225 Skokie Valley Rd. Crossroads Shopping Center, 60035 847–831–0003 M, Th 10–8; Tu, W, F 10–6; Sa 10–5; Su closed sales@artistsframe.com • www.artistsframe.com

PRACTICAL ANGLE

• FRAMING

For more than a quarter of a century Practical Angle has been serving the business and art loving community with quality framing and design.

We’re proud to have produced many happy and loyal customers and look forward to continuing our work for years to come!

We frame all kinds of artwork including; Oil paintings, Watercolors, Prints, Posters, Photos, Diplomas and Certificates, Ketubahs, Sports Jerseys, Guitars, Medals, Heirlooms, Textiles, and on and on...

We’re ready to make your vision come to life!

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161 E. Erie, Chicago, IL 60611 10–6 M–F; Sa 10–5; Closed Su 312-280-8118 info@practicalangle.com www.practicalangle.com

SEABERG PICTURE FRAMING

• FRAMING

With over 40 years of experience serving Chicago’s art community and art appreciators, Seaberg Picture Framing has developed an unrivaled reputation for high quality craftsmanship and service.

We understand and utilize the full range of mouldings, glazing, and matting options in addition to using museum-quality archival materials. Our highly skilled custom framers have the expertise and knowledge to best advise our clients on choosing custom finishes as well as protecting and presenting their valuable artwork.

Artists, galleries, and designers consistently call on us to provide services ranging from custom lacquer finishes, large scale fine art photo printing, and custom framing to bespoke services like hand carved frames, gilding and leafing, and antiques restoration.

840 N. Milwaukee Chicago, IL 60642 312–666–3880 M–F 8–5; Sat by appt. info@seabergframing.com www.seabergframing.com

STUDIO 215 Studio 215 offers professional art instruction at affordable prices. The classes are taught by Sarah Kaiser-Amaral, a professionally-trained artist with an MFA from the University of Chicago (2003), and over 15 years of college-level teaching experience.

Over the years, she has taught at the American Academy of Art, City Colleges of Chicago, and the Evanston Art Center.

Painting and drawing classes are unique because of their drop-in nature, distinctive in that students do not have to register in advance, and they only pay for classes they attend. Classes offered include figure drawing and painting, oil painting, watercolor painting, beginning drawing, and private lessons.

Studio 215 is located in the Noyes Cultural Arts Center, an historic Daniel Burnham building in the heart of Evanston near the purple line and the Northwestern University campus.

• INSTRUCTION

Photo: Joerg Metzner

Noyes Cultural Arts Center 927 Noyes St., #215 Evanston, IL 60201 773–318–0163 Check website for hours Sarah Kaiser Amaral sarah@studio215.org www.studio215.org 161

CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER

• TOURS

The Chicago Architecture Center (CAC) is the city’s new all-in-one architecture experience: a museum with two floors of exhibits and a gateway to more than 85 boat, walking, bus, bike, and L tours.

Whether you tour downtown or a neighborhood, our expert docent guides will tell you the stories behind the area’s iconic skyscrapers, elegant hotels and legendary homes.

At the Center, see the country’s largest 3D model of Chicago boasting more than 4,200 buildings. In the skyscraper gallery, walk through super-sized tall building models from around the globe and learn about Chicago’s history of innovation. Discover the secrets and stories of skyscrapers and the architects who created them, from the very first tall building to the mega skyscrapers of today, including the 1,000 meter (3280 ft) Jeddah Tower.

Learn why Chicago is considered the city of neighborhoods, catch a glimpse of the future city in the ‘Me to We’ gallery, and more!

CHICAGO SCULPTURE INTERNATIONAL (CSI)

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Chicago Sculpture International (CSI) is a non-profit organization with over 200 local, national and international members. CSI champions and supports sculptors and their creative work through local and regional exhibitions, workshops, conferences and presentations.

2020 exhibits: • Collaboration with the Chicago Park District in our 7th year of Sculpture in the Parks and The Chicago Tree Project • CSI Biennial, The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, July–August, 2020 • Indoor Sculpture Leasing Program for commercial and public spaces View details, membership info and upcoming events on our website.

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CHICAGO SCULPTURE EXHIBIT (CSE)

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Founded in 2001 as the Lincoln Park Community Art Initiative, this project was created by then Alderman Vi Daley to enhance and enrich the neighborhood by publicly exhibiting works of local sculptors.

Over the past 18 years, the program has grown from eight sculptures the first year, to 59 sculptures in 2019. Installations can be seen as far north as Edgewater and Edgebrook, as far south as Back of the Yards and the Major Taylor Bike Trail, from the lakefront on the east, to the Lawndale, Humboldt Park, and Avondale neighborhoods on the west. CSE is proud to boast that artists come from every corner of the U.S., and this year celebrated the first international artist in the show, from Colombia, South America.

All of the installations are outdoors where they are on temporary display for one year, and are returned to the artists at the completion of the show. For anyone interested in learning more about the artists or about a particular piece in the Exhibit, or in buying one of the sculptures at the close of the show, CSE is happy to provide contact information. Many of the artists also work in other media and can scale to size if the sculptures are too large for personal consideration.

The Chicago Sculpture Exhibit is an Illinois not-for-profit corporation funded by charitable contributions from both the private and public sectors. Success is possible thanks to the many sponsors including neighborhood organizations, chambers of commerce, local businesses, individual residents, and cultural institutions. Their dedication to improving Chicago communities through public art is the heart of this program.

Thank you to the artists, sponsors, partners, and contributors, whose assistance and support make CSE possible. Chicago’s communities are that much stronger because of their participation.

Visit the Chicago Sculpture Exhibit website and download the Otocast app to find out more about each artist and the locations of all the installations in the neighborhoods.

Please enjoy this opportunity to experience these 3D sculptures that capture the imagination and allow us to marvel at the intersection of engineering and art.

312–772–2872 chicagosculptureexhibit.org Facebook @ChicagoSculptureExhibit Twitter @CSESculpture Download the Otocast App to have a mobile audio guide to the CSE works around town.