2022 CGN Arts Guide

CHICAGO GALLERY NEWS

CGN 2022 ARTS GUIDE GALLERIES MUSEUMS AUCTIONS ART SERVICES MAPS CHICAGO • SUBURBS • MIDWEST

Chicago’s premier urban-contemporary art gallery

Louis De Guzman

February 5 - 26: Louis De Guzman “Detached” March 5 - 26: ‘The Hunt’ Group Show curated by the Chicago Culture Couple April 2 - 23: 9-Year Anniversary Group Show May 7 - 28: Hama Woods “Enjoy the Silence” For complete schedule of exhibits visit verticalgallery.com

VERTICAL GALLERY 1016 N. Western Ave. Chicago, IL 60622 | 773-697-3846 | www.verticalgallery.com

Chicago’s new home for emerging urban-contemporary artists

Adam Augustyn

January 29 - February 27: Adam Augustyn ‘The Sky is Falling’ March 12 - April 10: Laura Catherwood ‘Book of Yielding’ April 16 - May 15: Sentrock June 11 - July 3: Brad Novak ‘Hybrid 2.0’ For complete schedule of exhibits visit verticalgallery.com

VERTICAL PROJECT SPACE 2006 W. Chicago Ave. #1R Chicago, IL 60622 | www.verticalgallery.com

Bob Thompson, The Snook (TheSack), 1961. Oil on canvas.

Collection of Andrew Nelson. © Michael Rosenfeld Gallery LLC, New York.

February 10–May 15, 2022

Smart Museum of Art | The University of Chicago 5550 S. Greenwood Avenue | Chicago, IL 60637 smartmuseum.uchicago.edu

SPRING 2022 APRIL 7—10 THE INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION OF CONTEMPORARY & MODERN ART

expochicago.com Presenting Sponsor

100 acres of open prairie Grass paths guide visitors around a lake and through a collection of 31 monumental outdoor sculptures On and around the campus of Governors State University Free admission and parking Free Otocast app for GPS guide to the collection Open from dawn to dusk 365 days a year During a recent “Ambassadors for theNate” event, Jane Castle gets the perfect shot of the new acquisition: “Stargazing with Contrails”, 2021

by Terrence Karpowicz.

Find out more about volunteer and docent opportunities on our website.

www.govst.edu/sculpture Governors State University 1 University Parkway University Park, IL 60484

KRANNERT ART MUSEUM

TO KNOW THE FIRE

PUEBLO WOMEN POTTERS AND THE SHAPING OF HISTORY

Jan 27–Sep 3, 2022 Spring 2022 | A Question of Emphasis: Louise Fishman Drawing Sacred/Supernatural: Religion, Myth, and Magic in European Prints,1450–1900 School of Art + Design MFA + BFA Exhibitions Fall 2022 | Opening Aug 25 Fake News & Lying Pictures: Political Prints in the Dutch Republic KRANNERT ART MUSEUM | Tues–Sat 10am–4pm | kam.illinois.edu Dextra Quotskuyva Nampeyo (Hopi-Tewa, Hopi Pueblo, Arizona, United States; 1928-2019), Polychrome Jar with Migration Patterns, mid 20th c., earthenware and pigment. George Ogura Collection, Gift of Shozo Sato and Mrs. Alice Ogura Sato for the late Dr. George I. Ogura. 2020-8-9. © Dextra Quotskuyva Nampeyo | Fake News made possible with grant support from the Getty Foundation through its initiative, The Paper Project: Prints and Drawings Curatorship in the 21st Century; The Samuel H. Kress Foundation; and the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation.

Tony Fitzpatrick

Jesus of Western Avenue October 16, 2021- January 31, 2022

Ayanah Moor

I Wish I Could Be You More Often February 10 - April 10, 2022

Hooking Up

Meet The Collection Summer 2022

www.theccma.org

Image: Ayanah Moor

“RENASCENCE”

“Renascence,” 48” x 24”, oil on canvas, 2021. Homage to Leonardo and Edna St Vincent Millay. • jamesmesple@yahoo.com

“Hidden Hermes,” 48” x 36”, egg tempera /oil on canvas, 2014–2020

JAMES MCNEILL MESPLÉ

“HIDDEN HERMES”

jamesmesple@yahoo.com

Museum of Contemporary Photography

FREE and open to the public

Visit mocp.org to plan your visit

Sunday 12–5pm Monday–Wednesday 10am–5pm Thursday 10am–8pm Friday–Saturday 10am–5pm

Columbia College Chicago 600 S. Michigan Ave. Chicago, Illinois 60605

Tony Fitzpatrick, Cinderella Blackbird #1, 2021

T O N Y F I T Z PAT R I C K

773.850.9702 tonyfitzpatrickno.9@gmail.com

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Galleries, Museums, Art Centers 28 West Side 56 River North 70 Michigan Ave / Loop 84 South Side 94 North Side 106 Suburbs, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin 140 Auctions 146 Private Dealers + Consultants

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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.

Published 3 times annually: Annual Arts Guide / Spring / Fall ©2022 Chicago Gallery News, Inc. Publisher + Executive Editor Virginia B. Van Alyea Business Manager Emily Ackerman Contributing Editor Anna Dobrowolski Interns Isobel Van Alyea Thomas Van Alyea Chicago Gallery News 312-649-0064 info@chicagogallerynews.com www.chicagogallerynews.com Vol. 6 © 2022 ISSN #1046-6185

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Cover artwork: Andrew Holmquist, Deep End, 2019, Oil and acrylic on canvas 72 x 84 in. Courtesy Carrie Secrist Gallery

PUBLISHER’S LETTER: 2022 2022 has a nice, balanced ring to it. It sounds like a skip, or a heartbeat. I hope that the way the year sounds when spoken aloud might just mean that it will be a lighter, fulfilling, year.

During the weeks of production for this CGN Arts Guide, naturally we look ahead to what will come and what we will be different, usually better, than the preceding year. At the end of 2019 could not have fathomed the 2020 that was coming.

At the end of 2020 we were grateful that galleries were open CGN Publisher Ginny B. Van Alyea and still in business. Now, with a view of 2022 on the horizon, I’m an optimist. With the expectation that 2022 will be a good year, I’m most interested in what exactly will take shape and how we will settle into a landscape that is fully opened up following the challenges and limits of the past couple years. We can’t expect to do all that we did before the pandemic. The to-do list we had needs to be rewritten.

I think 2022 will come with a broader acceptance of COVID in day to day life. Galleries and their collectors, along with museums, have come to appreciate appointments, ticketed entries and time set aside to view and consider art. Time, space and people are each very precious resources, so planning and making choices has become essential to everything more than before. Art fairs, long a much-loved yet lamented mainstay of the art market, will return in full this year. Many galleries and collectors will be grateful for their return and the exposure and sales they bring. Others will have decided they can do without them. Either way, being intentionally present in the real world, as opposed to the virtual one, is good. * Mid-way through 2021 my husband and I bought a house, moving our family from an apartment to a home with more room, including space for the CGN office. Moving is hard work – something I knew on one level but experienced on another this year. My optimism carried me a long way, but there was a point where being in between our familiar home of a decade and moving into another was unsettling. Nothing felt in place and the to-do list was certainly too long.

One day right after we finally moved in, artist James Mesplé called saying he wanted to stop by the house. James was one of the only people who actually stopped into CGN somewhat regularly over the past few years, and I had worried that leaving the office would mean I wouldn’t get these dear, friendly visits any more. But James made it a point to come to the house and he was bearing a gift. He shared that it was a tradition when he was growing up that whenever someone would move to a new home, all the relatives and friends would arrive with a little something in a red envelope as a sign of good luck and as a means of “feathering the nest.” James told me you never know what you’re going to need, but you’ll always need something. His kindness was exactly what I needed – a sign for the year ahead, one in a new nest, and one for a new post-COVID world, where we will gather the feathers and settle into new ways of doing many things.

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2022 CULTURE LIST At press time, full calendars for the year ahead were not yet available.

We expect the exhibitions highlighted here to open on schedule and in person, or virtually if needed, but please check chicagogallerynews.com or contact the institution and space prior to visiting. There is a lot to look forward to in 2022.

NICK CAVE: FOROTHERMORE The MCA presents the first career-spanning retrospective of the internationally renowned Chicagoan Nick Cave (American, b. 1959), an artist celebrated for projects that blend community building with vibrant works of art across disciplines, including immersive installations, textural sculptures, impeccably crafted fashion, and dynamic videos and performances.

May 14–Oct 2, 2022 The Museum of Contemporary Art • mcachicago.org

Nick Cave

ART AND RACE MATTERS: THE CAREER OF ROBERT COLESCOTT

GO WEST, 1980. Acrylic on canvas. Courtesy of The Robert H. Colescott Separate Property Trust and Blum & Poe, Los Angeles/ New York/Tokyo. Photo Credit: Joshua White. © 2021 The Robert H. Colescott Separate Property Trust / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.

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This is the first comprehensive retrospective of one of America’s most compelling and controversial artists, Robert Colescott (1925-2009).

In his large-scale paintings, Colescott confronted deeply embedded cultural hierarchies involving race, gender, and social inequality in America with fearless wit and irony.

Dec 4–May 22, 2022 • Chicago Cultural Center

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Al-Muhyee (“The Giver of Life”), 2020 Igshaan Adams. Courtesy of blank projects, Cape Town. © Igshaan Adams

A FULL YEAR IN REAL LIFE EXPO CHICAGO WILL RETURN TO NAVY PIER APRIL 7-10 , 2022

ART FAIRS EXPO CHICAGO is back and returning to its place on the spring calendar, April 7–10, after taking place in September since 2012. The original Art Expo first took place in Chicago in May 1980. This year’s calendar change will shift much of the art world’s focus from September to April, with Chicago galleries planning their spring shows in accordance with the energy that comes along with the fair. Watch for lots of buzz.

The Chicago Antiques + Art + Design Show is set for May 12–15, 2022 at the Merchandise Mart after two years off.

The 57th Street Art Fair is planning a return to in person as well, when they will finally celebrate their 75th anniversary in June at the Hyde Park fair.

As of press time, the end of 2021, we are still waiting to hear about dates and plans for Intersect Chicago (formerly SOFA) as well as The Other Art Fair (which did take place in 2021 but will switch venues in 2022).

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WELCOMES CGN’s annual list of galleries has tied a record in 2022.

We are proud to share nearly 100 galleries, museums and art spaces in these pages this year, a testament to just how much art there is to see in our part of the country and to the resolve to keep making and showing art no matter the obstacles. We also have more Wisconsin spaces listed than ever. Pick a street, neighborhood, suburb or city within 100 miles, and CGN can direct you towards art to find.

We encourage you to read each listing’s program description and discover new spaces, artists and services, as well as revisit those who blazed trails early on. Each one is a small business or nonprofit dedicated to art, design and creativity, and there is something for everyone at every level in the art world.

TANDEM PRESS – MADISON, WI

CORBETT VS DEMPSEY – WEST TOWN

‘22 ANNIVERSARIES • Museum of Contemporary Art: 55 years • Catherine Edeleman Gallery: 35 years • Carrie Secrist Gallery: 30 years • Vale Craft: 30 years • Woman Made Gallery: 30 years • Elmhurst Art Museum: 25 years • DOCUMENT: 10 years • ENGAGE (formerly Aspect / Ratio): 10 years • Gallery Victor Armendariz: 5 years

GOING BIG • FLXST Contemporary is opening FLXST601 at Mana Contemporary in 2022 • Kavi Gupta: Expanded into the 1st floor at 835 W. Washington and opened a space in New Buffalo, MI • Alan Koppel opened a suburban space in Glencoe • Vertical Gallery opened Vertical Project Space at 2006 W. Chicago Ave.

ELEPHANT ROOM – SOUTH LOOP

PILSEN ARTS AND COMMUNITY HOUSE – PILSEN

ROSENTHAL FINE ART– RIVER NORTH

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JASON PICKLEMAN

OPENING RECEPTIONS Opening night receptions have returned in area galleries. Some galleries now have longer, open house style hours, while others open for a couple of evening hours, hopefully with the artist present. Either way you can make a day or a night of it, taking a road trip or enjoying dinner after some openings. Keep in mind that many openings happen in district clusters, where and when possible, but most weekends there is an opening happening somewhere, so check Chicagogallerynews.com often to find out what’s newly on view.

KEY DATES The art world follows a seasonal rhythm, whether in Chicago or elsewhere. There are openings clustered around the beginning of the year in January, and then again in spring, then mid-summer, followed by September, and usually November. There is also a lot to see in alternative and artist run spaces at any given time as well.

ART WALKS Here are just a few area walks to check out – some are monthly, others quarterly or annually.

• River North Gallery Nights: January, July, September, November • River North Design District Annual Gallery Walk in Early September • Bridgeport Open Studios, 3rd Fridays, 7–10 • Gallery Night Milwaukee, Two nights, quarterly (Jan/Apr/Jul/Oct) • Ravenswood Art Walk, September • West Town Art Walk, late September 22

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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 Adams Appraisers.............................147 Addington Gallery...............................58 Jean Albano Gallery.............................59 ARC Gallery & Educational Foundation......................30 Gallery Victor Armendariz...................60 Art Advisory, Ltd................................147 The Art Center Highland Park............108 Art Post Gallery…..................…..…..109 The Art Institute of Chicago...............72 The Arts Club of Chicago...................73 The Block Museum of Art..................110 Blue Moon Gallery.............................125 Bridgeport Art Center…............…….86 Cleve Carney Museum of Art...........117 Chicago Art Source...........................148 Chicago Printmakers Collaborative.....96 Chicago Truborn..................................31 Christopher Art Gallery Prairie State College.......................116 Circle Contemporary (Arts of Life)......32 Corbett vs. Dempsey...........................33 DePaul Art Museum............................97 DOCUMENT................................34 Dragonfly Gallery & Creative Spaces....35 Richard H. Driehaus Museum...............74 Eat Paint Studio...................................98 Catherine Edelman Gallery..................36 Elephant Room Gallery........................75 Elmhurst Art Museum.......................118 ENGAGE Projects................................37 Evanston Art Center..........................111 Expression Gallery of Fine Art...........119 Fermilab Art Gallery..........................120 Firecat Projects....................................99 FLXST Contemporary...........................87 Gallery 1871......................................100 (Formerly Chicago Art Source) GB Fine Art.......................................149 Goldfinch.............................................39 Gray.............................................77 Gray Warehouse..................................40 Bert Green Fine Art............................78 24

Kavi Gupta Gallery................................41 Carl Hammer Gallery............................61 Hilton | Asmus Contemporary..............62 Rhona Hoffman Gallery.....................42 Hyde Park Art Center..........................88 International Museum of Surgical Science.................................79 Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art..............................43 R. S. Johnson Fine Art…………...........80 Kavanagh Gallery Fine Line Creative Arts Center.......121 Alan Koppel Gallery.....................63, 112 Krannert Art Museum, Univ. of IL .....126 Krasl Art Center..................................132 Les Enluminures...................................76 Lily Pad Gallery West..........................133 Anne Loucks Gallery...........................113 Lovell Art Advisory.............................150 Lubeznik Center for the Arts............130 Madron Gallery..................................101 The Martin...........................................44 Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park........122 McCormick Gallery..............................45 Monique Meloche Gallery...................46 Milwaukee Art Museum....................134 Mongerson Gallery..............................38 John David Mooney Foundation......64 Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA)...81 Museum of Contemporary Photography (MoCP)........................82 Northern Illinois University NIU Art Museum...........................127 Richard Norton Gallery.........................65 Oliva Gallery......................................102 OS Projects........................................136 Paris London Hong Kong...................47 PAGODA Red....................................103 Parkside Galleries..............................135 PATRON....................................48 Perspective Group and Photography Gallery........................114 Pilsen Arts & Community House.......89 Pistachios.................................66 Racine Art Museum..........................137 The Renaissance Society......................90

Rockford Art Museum.......................128 Rosenthal Fine Art...............................67 Salon Artists Gallery…….…….........123 Ken Saunders Gallery..........................49 Sculpture Milwaukee.........................138 Carrie Secrist Gallery...........................50 Smart Museum of Art.........................91 Snite Museum of Art University of Notre Dame.................131 South Asia Institute.............................83 South Side Community Art Center.....92 Stola Contemporary...........................104 Tandem Press.....................................139 Tarble Arts Center..............................129 Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art.......51 Vale Craft Gallery.................................68 Vertical Gallery........…………..........….52 Volume Gallery....................................53 Weinberg/Newton Gallery...................54 Western Exhibitions.............................55 Woman Made Gallery..........................93 Wrightwood 659................................105 Zolla/Lieberman Gallery......................69 • AUCTION HOUSES Bonhams…………......................141 Heritage Auctions…...……...........…142 Hindman.....……........................….143 Sotheby’s...............................144 Toomey and Co. Auctioneers.....…..145

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• ART SERVICES Artists Frame Service……..…......…..155 Blick Art Supplies..............................154 Callahan Art and Associates..............152 Chartwell Insurance Services….…….158 Chicago Sculpture Exhibit…….…….159 Chicago Sculpture International…....160 Terry Dowd, Inc…….......…....………153 Graphic Conservation.......................157 The ICON Group………..............…..153 Peterson Picture Company...............156 Practical Angle...................................156 Seaberg Picture Framing…...........…157 Willis Towers Watson……...........……158 25

ART SPECIALTIES

ABSTRACTION – MCCORMICK GALLERY

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Artists’ Books Chicago Printmakers Hilton | Asmus Perspective Renaissance Society Western Exhibitions

Asian Kavi Gupta NIU Art Museum PAGODA RED Smart Museum of Art South Asia Institute

Abstraction Addington ARC Arts Club Block Museum Christopher Circle Contemporary (Arts of Life) Corbett vs. Dempsey Gallery 1871 Gray Rhona Hoffman Lily Pad Anne Loucks Madron Nathan Manilow MCA McCormick Monique Meloche Richard Norton Paris London Hong Kong PATRON Pilsen Arts Rockford Art Museum Tandem Press Zolla / Lieberman

Ceramics Bridgeport Art Goldfinch Kavanagh Krasl Oliva Racine Art Museum Salon Artists Vale Craft Volume Zolla / Lieberman

Abstract Expressionism Elephant Room Gallery 1871 McCormick Richard Norton Oliva OS

AFRICAN AMERICAN – RHONA HOFFMAN GALLERY

DERRICK ADAMS

African Kavi Gupta African-American Elephant Room FLXST Kavi Gupta Carl Hammer Rhona Hoffman Mongerson PATRON Rockford Art Museum Smart Museum Architecture Arts Club Elmhurst John David Mooney Wrightwood 659 Antiques and Artifacts Les Enluminures PAGODA RED

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Chicago Scenes & Regionalism Art Post Cleve Carney Chicago Printmakers DPAM Eat Paint Elmhurst Intuit Madron Mongerson Richard Norton Perspective Rockford Art Museum Smart Museum Conceptual / Performance ARC Arts Club Block Bert Green Lubeznik Center Martin MCA Monique Meloche John David Mooney Parkside PATRON South Asia Institute Ukrainian Institute Weinberg/Newton Western Exhibitions Craft Pistachios Racine Art Museum Vale Craft Volume Design Arts Club Elmhurst Pistachios Poetry Foundation Volume

Early 20th Century R.S. Johnson Alan Koppel Madron Eastern European Ukrainian Institute Emerging Jean Albano ARC Art Center Highland Park Bridgeport Art Center Circle Contemporary (Arts of Life) Chicago Printmakers Chicago Truborn Dragonfly DPAM Eat Paint Catherine Edelman Elephant Room Evanston Art Center Firecat FLXST Gallery 1871 Goldfinch Bert Green Kavi Gupta Intuit Anne Loucks Lubeznik Center MCA Martin NIU Art Museum Parkside Paris London Hong Kong Renaissance Society Carrie Secrist South Asia Institute Tarble Arts Vertical Weinberg/Newton Western Exhibitions Woman Made Zolla / Lieberman Fiber Arts / Textiles Kavanagh Paris London Hong Kong Racine Art Museum Vale Craft Volume Woman Made Figurative Addington Victor Armendariz Art Center Highland Park Corbett vs. Dempsey Elephant Room Goldfinch Carl Hammer Anne Loucks Monique Meloche Carrie Secrist Gallery Tandem Press Zolla / Lieberman

Fine Prints & Painting – 18th & 19th C. Expression R.S. Johnson Krannert Snite Museum Fine Prints & Painting – Contemporary Addington Victor Armendariz Arts Club Art Post Chicago Printmakers Christopher Cleve Carney Corbett vs. Dempsey DPAM Elmhurst Evanston Art Center FLXST Bert Green Goldfinch Kavi Gupta Rhona Hoffman Kavanagh Krannert John David Mooney NIU Art Museum Oliva OS Projects Parkside Paris London Hong Kong PATRON Pilsen Arts Rockford Art Museum Carrie Secrist South Asia Institute Tandem Press Vertical Western Exhibitions Woman Made Zolla / Lieberman

CHICAGO SCENES / REALISM – MADRON GALLERY SCULPTURE – ZOLLA / LIEBERMAN

BERNECE BERKMAN

JOSH GARBER

Folk / Outsider Circle Contemporary (Arts of Life) Carl Hammer Intuit Tarble Functional Art Jewelry / Fashion Kavanagh Les Enluminures Pistachios Racine Art Museum Salon Artists Vale Craft Water Street Studios Furniture & Decorative Arts Bridgeport Art Center Volume Gallery German R.S. Johnson

STREET ART – VERTICAL GALLERY

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Landscape Addington Victor Armendariz Eat Paint Gallery 1871 Hilton | Asmus Lily Pad Anne Loucks Latin American Cleve Carney DPAM FLXST

LANDSCAPE – GALLERY VICTOR ARMENDARIZ Glass DOCUMENT Pistachios Racine Art Museum Rockford Art Museum Salon Artists Ken Saunders Vale Craft Illuminated Manuscripts Les Enluminures Impressionism Expression Lily Pad Richard Norton

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Minimalism Circle Contemporary (Arts of Life) Gray MCA Oliva

Medieval / Renaissance Les Enluminures Modern Contemporary Masters Gray Kavi Gupta Alan Koppel

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Old Masters R.S. Johnson Krannert Snite Museum of Art Poster / Lithography Chicago Printmakers Vertical

Installations Arts Club Bridgeport Art Center Cleve Carney DOCUMENT Evanston Art Center Gray Kavi Gupta Hyde Park Art Center Intuit Krasl Monique Meloche John David Mooney Museum of Surgical Science OS Projects Paris London Hong Kong Sculpture Milwaukee Tarble

DESIGN – VOLUME

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Multi-Media Jean Albano ARC Art Center Highland Park DOCUMENT Catherine Edelman MCA John David Mooney Carrie Secrist Gallery Weinberg/Newton

MARI EASTMAN

Modernism Art Center Highland Park Elmhurst Expression Gray Alan Koppel Krannert Madron Nathan Manilow Mongerson Richard Norton Pilsen Arts Ukrainian Institute

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Photography Victor Armendariz Christopher DOCUMENT Dragonfly Eat Paint Catherine Edelman Gallery 1871 Hilton | Asmus Rhona Hoffman Alan Koppel Anne Loucks Museum of Contemporary Photography (MoCP) OS Projects Perspective Rockford Art Museum Salon Artists Snite Museum of Art Weinberg/Newton

Pop / Street Art Chicago Truborn Dragonfly Elephant Room Bert Green Carl Hammer Pilsen Arts Sculpture Milwaukee Vertical Portraits / Portraiture Circle Contemporary (Arts of Life) Dragonfly Catherine Edelman Hilton | Asmus Museum of Surgical Science Perspective Sculpture Addington Jean Albano Victor Armendariz Art Post Bridgeport Art Center Chicago Sculpture Exhibit Christopher Corbett vs. Dempsey Evanston Art Center Gray Carl Hammer Rhona Hoffman Kavanagh Krasl Madron Nathan Manilow Museum of Surgical Science Richard Norton Oliva OS Projects PATRON Parkside Pistachios Ken Saunders Sculpture Milwaukee Carrie Secrist Snite Museum of Art Ukrainian Institute Woman Made Socio-Political ARC Art Center Highland Park Block Cleve Carney DPAM Dragonfly FLXST Kavi Gupta Rhona Hoffman Krasl Nathan Manilow NIU Art Museum Perspective Sculpture Milwaukee Smart Museum South Asia Institute Tarble Weinberg/Newton Woman Made

Surrealism Expression Lily Pad Mongerson Western (The American West) Mongerson Western European Gray Les Enluminures Smart Museum Snite Museum Wildlife / Nature Hilton | Asmus Paris London Hong Kong Works on Paper Art Post Chicago Printmakers Christopher Corbett vs. Dempsey DOCUMENT Eat Paint Evanston Art Center Expression Gallery 1871 Bert Green Goldfinch R.S. Johnson Krannert Alan Koppel McCormick Monique Meloche Museum of Surgical Science Richard Norton OS Projects Parkside PATRON Pilsen Arts Tandem Press Tarble Vertical Western Exhibitions

PHOTOGRAPHY – PATRON GALLERY

MELANIE SCHIFF

FOLK ART TARBLE ARTS CENTER

Video / Sound ARC Art Center Highland Park DOCUMENT Catherine Edelman MCA Carrie Secrist Weinberg/Newton

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ARC GALLERY

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 Th & F 2–6; Sa & Su 12–4 President: Cheri Reif Naselli info@arcgallery.org www.arcgallery.org Instagram @arcgallery_ Twitter @arcgallery Facebook @ARCGalleryChicago 32

Opening Receptions in 2022 take place on the following Fridays from 5-8pm: Jan 7, Feb 4, Mar 4, Apr 1, Apr 29, May 27, June 24, July 22, Sept 9, Sept 30, Oct 28, Dec 2; Gallery will be closed Aug 14-31 & Dec 18-31

CHICAGO TRUBORN

WEST TOWN

Formally established in 2011, Chicago Truborn is a non–traditional gallery dedicated to supporting emerging and established artists with an emphasis on street art/graffiti.

The gallery is known for providing affordable artwork in an approachable environment.

Chicago Truborn has repeatedly earned the title of “Chicago’s Best Gallery”. Since its inception, every exhibition features two (site specific) murals to coincide with the currently featured body of work. This, not only, transforms the space but also encourages viewers to actively participate in the exhibition. Additionally, creating murals that exist within the space of their studio work allows the artist to express themselves in a more well rounded fashion: one that you may be more familiar with based on their public art efforts.

Chicago Truborn’s reputation has reached new heights through its vital role in public arts and continued dedication to mural production. Gallery director, and mural facilitator, Sara Dulkin has been instrumental in Chicago’s public arts renaissance as a curator on projects like the Wabash Arts Corridor, the West Town Public Arts Initiative and “Chicago’s Most Instagrammable Alley”.

Enjoying and collecting artwork is for EVERYONE. Come in, ask questions, take pictures and #BecomeAcollector

1741 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60622 773–420–9764 Winter Hrs: Tu–F 12-6; Sa 2–6 Su/M Closed (by apt only) Sara Dulkin Info@ChicagoTruborn.com www.ChicagoTruborn.com Shop.ChicagoTruborn.com @ChicagoTruborn

Hours may vary – please refer to our Google listing for up–to–date hours, as we do close briefly while installing each new show.

Virtual tours and online shopping are always available at Shop.ChicagoTruborn.Com Image: The gallery during our 8 year anniversary show in 2021 – featuring work on skate decks.

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CIRCLE CONTEMPORARY (ARTS OF LIFE)

WEST TOWN

Circle Contemporary, an extension of the Arts of Life studios, showcases a diverse range of creative practices from individuals of all talents and abilities. We strengthen the local creative community by providing a space and outlet for artistic inspiration and exploration.

Arts of Life advances 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 312–829–2787 circlecontemporary @artsoflife.org Dir. Vincent Uribe

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North Shore Location: 1963 Johns Dr. Glenview, IL 60025 www.artsoflife.org

Instagram @circlecontemporary

CORBETT VS. DEMPSEY

WEST TOWN

Since opening in 2004, Corbett vs. Dempsey has presented a range of international artists and artists connected with the historical and contemporary legacy of Chicago.

The gallery’s mission has included extensive exploration of widely known artists including Ellen Berkenblit, Brian Calvin, Arturo Herrera, Charline von Heyl, Dick Higgins, Rebecca Morris, Albert Oehlen, Joyce Pensato, Arlene Shechet, and Christopher Wool, supporting emerging and mid-career figures including Christina Forrer, Gabrielle Garland, Magalie Guérin, David Hartt, Carol Jackson, Celeste Rapone, Rebecca Shore, Lui Shtini, Cauleen Smith, John Sparagana, Omar Velázquez, and Molly Zuckerman-Hartung, and championing artists of critical significance to post-war Chicago including Margot Bergman, Dominick Di Meo, Edward Flood, Philip Hanson, Thomas H. Kapsalis, Robert Lostutter, Christina Ramberg, Diane Simpson, Karl Wirsum, and Jimmy Wright. Creative music has always been a feature of the gallery’s activities; in addition to having its own record label, CvsD is proud to represent Peter Brötzmann and the estate of Sun Ra.

2156 W. Fulton St. Chicago, IL 60612 773-278-1664 Tu–Sa 10-5 info@corbettvsdempsey.com www.corbettvsdempsey.com @corbettvsdempsey (Instagram)

Member Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA).

Image: Installation view of Christopher Wool, February 8 - March 30, 2019.

Photo: Robert Chase Heishman.

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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.

1709 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60622 312–535–4555 Tu–Sa 11–6 Sibylle Friche info@documentspace.com www.documentspace.com 36

Recent fairs include: The Armory Show, June Art Fair, FIAC, Paris Photo, and Art Basel Miami Beach

Image: Installation view of Stage by Paul Mpagi Sepuya at DOCUMENT

DRAGONFLY GALLERY AND CREATIVE SPACES

GARFIELD PARK

Dragonfly Gallery is located in East Garfield Park and was established in March of 2020. We are dedicated to providing a space that inspires, provides resources and offers opportunities.

The newly bi-level renovated space offers monthly exhibits showcasing new and emerging, established, women and minority artists. The gallery has a small retail space highlighting local artisans, jewelry-makers, and local vendors. Dragonfly Gallery also hosts workshops, seminars, and classes to the community, artists, and families.

We published all of our exhibitions online for viewing and purchase.

2436 W. Madison Chicago, IL 60612 By appointment only 773–512–6167 Ivonne Cruz dragonflygallery1@gmail.com www.dragonflygallery.space

Opening reception occur first Saturdays of the exhibitions. After exhibitions can be viewed online and by Appointment only.

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CATHERINE EDELMAN GALLERY

WEST TOWN

December 1, 2021 marked the 34-year anniversary of Catherine Edelman Gallery, a venue for contemporary fine art photography in Chicago. Since its founding in 1987, the gallery has established itself as one of the leading galleries in the US 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. In May of 2019, CEG moved to a 4400 sq ft space, expanding its program to include artists readings and panel discussions, with a larger exhibition space and dedicated video room, as we seek to expand the vocabulary of photography. Our website provides a wealth of information, including artist talks, interviews with art world professionals, and extensive educational material. To date, CEG has hosted 248 public exhibitions, featuring more than 200 artists.

1637 W. Chicago Ave 312–266–2350 Check website for hours Catherine Edelman catherine@edelmangallery.com www.edelmangallery.com @edelmangallery

Housed inside CEG is CASE Art Fund, co-founded by Catherine Edelman. Its mission is to raise awareness about children’s human rights through the support and exhibition of photography. www.caseartfund.org.

Installation view: Lea Lund & Erik K, Nomads

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ENGAGE PROJECTS

WEST TOWN

ENGAGE Projects is a commercial gallery located in West Town. Our mission is to continue to build our program through engagement with our artists, communities and patrons by striving to break down the walls to the art world and embracing inclusivity and accessibility, resulting in an expanding community with multiple voices and viewpoints within our gallery walls and beyond. ​ ENGAGE Projects was founded as Aspect/Ratio Projects in 2012 as a gallery for international emerging video artists. During 2021 our roster and programming expanded to include both mid-career and emerging multidisciplinary conceptual artists working in painting, photography, sculpture and video.

ENGAGE Projects represents the careers of Aaron Spangler, Adam Daley Wilson, Alejandro Figueredo Diaz-Perera, Andrew Bearnot, Cameron Gainer, Casilda Sanchez, Chris Cosnowski, Chris Larson, Derrick Woods-Morrow, Edra Soto, Einat Amir, Guy Ben-Ner, Xie Hongdong, Iris Bernblum, Jean Alexander Frater, Jovan Speller, Nick Albertson, Orr Menirom, Raheleh Filsoofi, Rob Fischer, and Sharon Louden.

864 N. Ashland Ave. Chicago, IL 60622 W–Sa 12–6 312–285–2998 Jennifer Armetta info@engage-projects.com www.engage-projects.com

Our shows rotate every 5 weeks, with openings held typically on Friday evenings 6–8 pm, with an Open House Saturday 12–5 pm. Usually the artist is present.

Check our website for additional programming for each show.

Image: Sharon Louden & Friends, Our Solo Show, 2021

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MONGERSON GALLERY

WEST TOWN

Mongerson Gallery specializes in museum-quality 19th and 20th century American art, with a focus on Surrealists Gertrude Abercrombie and Julia Thecla, as well as important Black artists of Detroit such as Charles McGee, Lester Johnson, and Harold Neal.

In addition, Mongerson Gallery continues to offer paintings and sculpture from the United States’ westward expansion, including works by Frederic Remington, Charles Marion Russell, Thomas Moran, and W. R. Leigh.

2251 W. Grand Ave. Chicago, IL 60612 By appointment only 312-943-2354 Erin Madarieta, Director info@mongersongallery.com mongersongallery.com Instagram @mongersongallery

Please inquire for further information.

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GOLDFINCH

GARFIELD PARK

Goldfinch is a commercial gallery that seeks to provide compelling physical, conceptual, and discursive frameworks for artists and contemporary visual practices.

We do this through our exhibitions, artists’ talks, informal salon discussions, and publications. Located in an 880 square foot ground floor space in East Garfield Park, Goldfinch is surrounded by dozens of artists’ studios. In keeping with this context, we strive to bring an experimental, studio-like sense of curiosity and play to our exhibition program.

Goldfinch’s Flatfiles Program aims to make original contemporary artworks available to a wider audience. It encompasses painting, drawing, collage, prints, photographs, mixed media pieces and any other flat work that can be housed in the drawers of our flatfile cabinet, the vast majority of which are priced at $1500 or below — and many can be acquired for $500 or less. Works in the Flatfiles can be viewed online or by appointment during our open hours (Fridays and Saturdays 12-4pm when exhibitions are on view), and we are always happy to arrange alternative viewing appointments.

319 N. Albany, Chicago, IL 60612 708–714–0937 F–Sa 12–4pm and by appt. info@goldfinch-gallery.com www.goldfinch-gallery.com Instagram @goldfinch_gallery_chicago Facebook @goldfinch

Image: Installation view of group show Tender to the Bone, September 12 October 30, 2021. Photo: Ryan Edmund.

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GRAY WAREHOUSE

WEST TOWN

Founded in Chicago in 1963, Gray is located in both Chicago and New York and works with prominent private and institutional clients worldwide as a leading dealer of Modern, Post-War and Contemporary American and European art. Gray is a globally recognized team of art professionals focused on fostering deep and insightful relationships with artists and collectors. With a reputation for excellence and integrity, Gray provides high level service and market expertise to new and long-standing collections, advising on the acquisition and evaluation of museum-quality works. The gallery represents and exhibits emerging and well-established artists of international recognition, and crafts thoughtful programming for a public audience.

2044 W. Carroll Chicago, IL 60612 312–883–8277 Dir. Rebecca Daniel Mottley Tu–F 10–5; Sa 11–5 info@richardgraygallery.com www.richardgraygallery.com

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Member of Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA)

Image: Installation view of Alex Katz: The White Coat at Gray Warehouse

KAVI GUPTA GALLERY

WEST LOOP

Kavi Gupta amplifies voices of diverse and underrepresented artists to expand the canon of art history. Through innovative and ambitious exhibitions, multimedia programming, and rigorous publications, we foster an evolving conversation among international communities about art and ideas.

Headquartered in Chicago’s West Loop, we operate five museum quality exhibition spaces, including research archives, conservation facilities, our publishing arm, Kavi Gupta Editions, and two warehouses. The gallery participates in the leading international art fairs, including EXPO Chicago, Art Basel Miami, The Armory Show, Frieze New York, Frieze London, and Frieze Masters, among others.

Washington Blvd.

Floors 1 & 2 Plus Kavi Gupta | Editions 835 W. Washington Blvd.

Chicago, IL 60607 Tu–F, 11–5; Sa 12–5 info@kavigupta.com www.kavigupta.com

Elizabeth St. Floors 1 & 2 KG Archive Room 219 N. Elizabeth St. Chicago, IL 60607 Th–F 11–5; Sa 12–5

New Buffalo, MI Restored 1900’s Bow Truss Structure kept as Raw, Natural Exhibition Space & Outdoor Sculpture Garden 219 / 215 E. Buffalo St. New Buffalo, MI 49117 Seasonal Hours

Image: Jeffrey Gibson, Beyond the Horizon, 2021, installation view.

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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 exhibitions to 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. Among the artists the gallery has exhibited and/or continues to exhibit are Vito Acconci, Spencer Finch, Luis Gispert, Leon Golub, Robert Heinecken, Jenny Holzer, Barbara Kruger, Sol LeWitt, Gordon Matta-Clark, Robert Ryman, Fred Sandback, Lorna Simpson, Nancy Spero, Richard Tuttle, Brian Ulrich, Carrie Mae Weems, and Kehinde Wiley.

The gallery is very active in the Chicago arts community and maintains strong relationships with museums, helping to place important works in their collections and within their programs. Additionally, the gallery gives exposure to artists currently living in Chicago such as, Julia Fish, Chris Garofalo, Judy Ledgerwood, John Preus, Michael Rakowitz, Richard Rezac, David Schutter, Amanda Williams, and Anne Wilson.

1711 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60622 312–866-9482 Julia Birka-White Tu–Sa 11–5 contact@rhoffmangallery.com www.rhoffmangallery.com 44

We will be participating at Art Basel Miami Beach and EXPO Chicago

Image: Amanda Williams, What Black Is This You Say? “You once told me you wanted to live somewhere where there are more than 4 or 5 ways to be black” -black, 2021 Oil, mixed media on wood panel, 60 x 60 inches

INTUIT: THE CENTER FOR INTUITIVE & OUTSIDER ART

WEST TOWN

Intuit champions diverse artistic voices and pathways, inviting all to explore the power of outsider art. Founded in 1991, Intuit is a premier museum of outsider and self-taught art, defined as work created by artists who faced marginalization, overcame personal odds to make their artwork, or who didn’t, or sometimes couldn’t, follow a traditional path of art making, often using materials at hand to realize their artistic vision. By presenting a diversity of artistic voices, Intuit builds a bridge from art to audience. The museum’s mission—to celebrate the power of outsider art—is grounded in the ethos that powerful art can be found in unexpected places and made by unexpected creators.

Intuit offers world-class exhibitions; a collection of 1,200 artworks; the Henry Darger Room; resources for scholars and students, such as the Robert A. Roth Study Center; and educational programs for people of all interest levels and backgrounds.

756 N. Milwaukee Ave. Chicago, IL 60642 312–624–9487 Th–Su 11–6 Intuit President and CEO Debra Kerr intuit@art.org www.art.org

Intuit runs two public programs each month and hosts several special events throughout the year.

Follow Intuit at @intuitartcenter on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Photograph by Cheri Eisenberg of the exhibition Trauma and Loss, Reflection and Hope at Intuit.

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THE MARTIN

WEST TOWN

The Martin is an artist-first community space located in West Town. The Martin is a queer, woman-owned space that shares a home with Split-Rail, a beloved neighborhood restaurant. The Martin highlights emerging women, LGBTQIA+ & BIPOC artists and is also the home for a variety of events including private dinners, performances, open mics and more.

Established originally in 2018, The Martin reemerged post-quarantine as a gallery first space after losing their original Humboldt Park home due to COVID-19. The Martin aims to serve the queer community on the west side and to highlight and uplift emerging artists throughout Chicago.

As of 2022 they have begun artist representation. Visit our website for more details.

2500 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60622 312-401-5782 W+Th: 4-9; F 4-10; Sa 10-10, Su 10-9 Whitney LaMora hello@themartinchicago.com themartinchicago.com @themartinchicago

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The Martin is a part of a three company queer, woman-owned building at 2500 W. Chicago Avenue.

In addition to The Martin gallery, we share a space with the SplitRail restaurant and are located directly above Dorothy, a seventies-inspired queer cocktail lounge.

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 by appt.

Mary Beyer, Tom McCormick gallery@thomasmccormick.com www.thomasmccormick.com

Visit our website for upcoming exhibitions and gallery information. We appreciate a heads up for visits!

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MONIQUE MELOCHE GALLERY

WEST TOWN

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

Diverse and inclusive since its inception, the gallery promotes politically minded contemporary art, aiming to be a bellwether for artistic talents early or under-recognized in their careers. 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.

Opening receptions take place on the first night of the exhibition. Closed the week prior to each new exhibition.

451 N. Paulina, Chicago, IL 60622 312–243–2129 Tu–Sa 11–6pm Megan Foy info@monqiuemeloche.com www.moniquemeloche.com Instagram @moniquemeloche 48

Image: Ebony G. Patterson: ...for those who bear/bare witness... (2018) Installation View at Monique Meloche Gallery

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

Opening receptions generally take place on the first night of the exhibition from 5–8pm

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PATRON

WEST TOWN

PATRON is a contemporary art gallery in Chicago founded in collaboration by Julia Fischbach and Emanuel Aguilar. PATRON is founded on the defining characteristics of a patron of the arts, that is, a person chosen, named or honored as a special guardian, protector or supporter. With this foundation set as a cornerstone, the gallery hopes to open new and traditional avenues of helping audiences of patrons from all walks of life engage and find access to contemporary art.

1612 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60622 Tu–Sa, 11–6 and by appt.

312-846-1500 Julia Fischbach and Emanuel Aguilar info@patrongallery.com www.patrongallery.com 50

Member Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA).

Installation view, SAMUEL LEVI JONES: No color in the pages, PATRON Gallery.

Photo by Evan Jenkins

KEN SAUNDERS GALLERY, LTD.

WEST TOWN

Specializing in Sculpture, Studio Glass, and Neon.

Offering appraisals, art brokerage, storage, transportation and curatorial services.

Since 1995 Ken Saunders Gallery has exhibited the most innovative artists working with glass in the world.

2041 W. Carroll, Ste. C-320 Chicago, IL 60612 Tu–Sa 11–4pm 312–573–1400 Ken Saunders gallery@kensaundersgallery.com kensaundersgallery.com kensaundersgallery.net Instagram/Facebook @kensaundersgallery

In 2020 the gallery relocated to the West Town Gallery District and now occupies a dramatic space in the Make City complex.

Image: Installation view

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CARRIE SECRIST GALLERY

WEST LOOP

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

This year marks the gallery’s 30th anniversary.

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

The gallery is both walk-in and by appointment. To schedule a reservation please visit our website and click on the “Reservations” tab.

900 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

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Image: Diana Guerrero-Maciá paintings and Andrew Holmquist ceramic sculptures installed at the gallery’s space at 900 W. Washington BLVD

UKRAINIAN INSTITUTE OF MODERN ART (UIMA)

UKRAINIAN VILLAGE

The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art (UIMA) preserves and promotes contemporary art as a shared expression of the Ukrainian and American experience. UIMA develops, utilizes and encourages artistic talent through exhibitions, concerts, readings, lectures and films to serve the cultural needs of our community and city, and thereby strengthen cultural understanding and diversity.

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 50th annual fundraising event September 26th, annual auction event Image: West Gallery, Selections from UIMA’s Permanent Collection 53

UKRAINIAN VILLAGE

VERTICAL GALLERY

Vertical Gallery is Chicago’s premier urban-contemporary art gallery.

Established in April 2013 in the Ukrainian Village neighborhood, the gallery focuses on work influenced by street art, urban environments, graffiti, pop culture, graphic design and illustration. Vertical Gallery has distinguished itself as a pioneer in its consistent programming of emerging and established local, national and international artists. The gallery has served as a catalyst for numerous artists who have moved on to exhibit at major art venues and museums worldwide.

You may view and purchase past and current work either in the gallery space or online. Vertical Gallery also consults on creating personal and corporate collections and selling secondary market artwork.

Their second gallery, Vertical Project Space, opened December 2020 at 2006 W. Chicago Avenue #1R.

1016 N. Western Ave., Chicago, IL 60622 773–697–3846 Dir. Patrick Hull Tu–Sa 12-6 and by appt.

The gallery is closed in January. info@verticalgallery.com www.verticalgallery.com

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Instagram @verticalgallery The gallery is closed the week prior to each new exhibition.

Image: Installation of Vertical’s 8-Year Anniversary Exhibit

VOLUME GALLERY

WEST TOWN

Volume Gallery focuses on American design, with a strong emphasis placed on emerging contemporary designers. The Volume Gallery releases editions, publications and organizes exhibits that showcase the work of American designers to regional, national and international audiences. We are asking critical questions of what it means to be an American designer in a culture that is rapidly becoming more global, while simultaneously examining the American experience.

1709 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60622 312–666–7954 Tu–Sa 11–6 Katherine Harvath katherine@wvvolumes.com www.wvvolumes.com Instagram @volume_gallery

Visit www.wvvolumes.com for further information and schedule of upcoming events

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WEINBERG / NEWTON GALLERY

RIVER WEST

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 Reservations required. info@weinbergnewtongallery.com www.weinbergnewtongallery.com Image: The Way the Mystic Sees, presented in partnership with Human Rights Watch 56

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+feminist 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 and store, WesternXeditions.

In 2022, the gallery will host shows by Rachel Niffenegger, Aya Nakamura, Lilli Carré, Azikiwe Mohammed, Jessica Labatte, Jade Yumang, and Joey Fauerso + more TBA. Artists represented: Dan Attoe, Jessica Campbell, Marshall Brown, Elijah Burgher, Lilli Carré, Ryan Travis Christian, Courttney 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.

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

Western Exhibitions will present Courttney Cooper, Andrew Hostick, Michael Pellew and Cathrine Whited at the 2022 Outsider Art Fair at The Metropolitan Pavilion, New York City, February 3–6, 2022 Image: Dutes Miller, Le Toucher, Sept-Oct 2021, photograph by James Prinz 57

RIVER NORTH

CHESTNUT

ALAN KOPPEL

CHICAGO CARL HAMMER

ADDINGTON

SUPERIOR

CLARK

JEAN ALBANO HILTON | ASMUS

HURON

ZOLLA / LIEBERMAN

ERIE

ONTARIO

OHIO

Also check out 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 in the fall pairs up with River North galleries and local artists to kick off the fall arts season.

Rivernorthdesigndistrict.com

GRAND JOHN DAVID MOONEY FOUNDATION

ILLINOIS RICHARD NORTON 58

DEARBORN

ROSENTHAL FINE ART

LASALLE

ORLEANS

FRANKLIN

VALE CRAFT

WELLS

VICTOR ARMENDARIZ

MICHIGAN AVE

RUSH

WABASH

STATE

PISTACHIOS

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.

Pistachios Gallery 716 N. Wabash

Carl Hammer Gallery 740 N. Wells

Rosenthal Fine Art 210 W. Superior

Hilton | Asmus Contemporary 716 N. Wells

Vale Craft Gallery 230 W. Superior

Alan Koppel Gallery 806 N. Dearborn

Zolla/Lieberman Gallery 325 W. Huron

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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 @AddingtonGallery 60

Open house receptions are currently held on the first friday of every other month: January, March, May, July, September, November.

Please sign up for our mailing list to receive up to date news on upcoming exhibitions.

Image: Joan Holleb, Brisk, 2021, oil and patina on copper, 41 x 41”

JEAN ALBANO GALLERY

RIVER NORTH

Jean Albano Gallery has exhibited a wide variety of artists since its inception in 1986, many of whom are influential and important in the national and international art scene.

The gallery is home to a variety of art of different kinds - our artists are always coming up with fresh and creative ways to approach their work.

Artists represented/exhibited: Luciana Abait, Fletcher Benton, Diane Cooper, Claudia DeMonte, Lee Grantham, Bonnie Lautenberg, John Maloof, Gladys Nilsson, Mary Ann Papanek-Miller, Amy Perlmutter, Donna Rosenthal, Hunt Slonem, Bonnie Star, Joe Tallarico, John Torreano, Annette Turow, Jim Waid, Mindy Weisel, Margaret Wharton, Karl Wirsum, Zack Wirsum, Allison Zisook.

215 W. Superior Chicago, IL 60654 312–440–0770 W–Sa 11–4 and by appt. jeanalbanogallery@gmail.com www.jeanalbanogallery.com

Follow @jeanalbanogallery on Facebook and Instagram

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GALLERY VICTOR ARMENDARIZ

RIVER NORTH

Founded in 2017, Gallery Victor Armendariz exhibits compelling contemporary art in a variety of media by both established and emerging artists. Gallery Victor brings over 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 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–Sa 11–5 or anytime by appt. mail@galleryvictor.com www.galleryvictor.com facebook @galleryvictor Instagram @galleryvictorchicago 62

The work of renowned steel furniture maker Jim Rose is always on view.

We offer consulting services, artwork on approval, and financing options.

Image: Painting by Albert Vidal, View from London House Hotel, Chicago, IL

RIVER NORTH

CARL HAMMER GALLERY

HENRY DARGER

NEIL GOODMAN

BILL TRAYLOR

Carl Hammer Gallery is recognized world-wide for its discovery and representation of historically significant artists within the “Outsider” and self-taught genres, including internationally renowned artists Marcos Bontempo, Henry Darger, Bill Traylor, Joseph Yoakum, Eugene Von Bruenchenhein, Lee Godie, Howard Finster, Frank Jones, William Dawson, Wilson “Snowflake” Bentley, Simon Sparrow, Albert Zahn and others. Additionally, it represents both important historically and contemporary significant artists from major art traditions both nation-wide and world-wide, including Don Baum, Guy Benson, Grace Graupe Pillard, Chris Pyle, Vanessa German, Neil Goodman, Cameron Gray, Alicia Henry, Jay Kelly, Amy Laskin, Marilyn Murphy, Ed Paschke, Bill Rauhauser, David Sharpe, Hollis Sigler, Fred Stonehouse, Ken Warneke, and Mary Lou Zelazny. The dialogue between “mainstream” and “Outsider” artists is both important and is influential in determination of both our exhibition criteria and artist representation.

740 N. Wells, Main Floor Chicago, IL 60654 312-266-8512 Carl Hammer / Yolanda Farias Tu–Sa 11-5:30 info@carlhammergallery.com www.carlhammergallery.com

Visit our website for 2022 exhibition and opening information.

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HILTON | ASMUS CONTEMPORARY

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

716 N. Wells Chicago, IL 60654 312–852–8200 Arica Hilton M–Sa 11–6 info@hilton-asmus.com www.hilton-asmus.com

Representing: David Yarrow, Paul Nicklen, Christina Mittermeier, Christian Voight, Blake Ward, Terry O’Neill, Jack Perno, Hugh Collier, Sophia Collier Facebook: Hilton | Asmus Contemporary Instagram @hilton.asmus.contemporary Image: David Yarrow, Hostiles, 2020

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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

Facebook: Alan Koppel Gallery Instagram: @alankoppelgallery

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JOHN DAVID MOONEY FOUNDATION

RIVER NORTH

The John David Mooney Foundation brings to Chicago the very best international artists and architects who exhibit in its International Currents Galleries. Artist Residencies are provided in the Foundation’s studios. Lectures, workshops, and seminars are designed for the public to interact with guest artists.

The Albert I. Goodman Collection of Vietnamese Art has added a series of large posters from the 1960’s and 70’s to its third floor gallery installation. This unique and important collection of wartime and post-war paintings and drawings serve as a study center for cross-cultural investigation.

In 2022, John David Mooney Foundation’s Global Research Center will be hosting innovators, scholars, practitioners, and conservationists to advance sustainability through Art. In its efforts to help preserve our planet, the Foundation’s Fellows and postgraduate Apprentices are engaged in realizing John David Mooney’s “Highway For Trees.” Mooney’s proposal to green the Interstate Highway System’s right of ways and medians with native plants, shrubs, grasses, and trees will reduce the carbon footprint and provide drivers with the beauty of nature and the impetus to take action now.

The guiding philosophy of the Foundation is to promote the responsibility of the artist to society. It is the core of its leadership program for its interns and apprentices and the driving force to which the Foundation aspires.

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 66

All seminars, lectures, workshops, gallery walks, concerts, and performances hosted by the Foundation are free and open to the public. The JDMF is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 educational arts organization.

Image: John David Mooney, Crystara, John Crerar Library, University of Chicago

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.

Richard Norton Gallery provides 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, Alexander Corazzo, William Dalziel, Eugene Dana, (William) Davenport Griffen, Manierre Dawson, Werner Drewes, Hananiah Harari, Harold Haydon, Margo Hoff, Carl Holty, Richard Hunt, William Jacobs, George Josimovich, John A. Knudsen, Richard Koppe, Albert Krehbiel, Kenn Kwint, Jan Matulka, Edgar Miller, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Rudolph Pen, Frank Peyraud, Rolph Scarlett, William S. Schwartz, Gerrit Sinclair, John Storrs, Morris Topchevsky, R. LeRoy Turner, Clayton Whitehill, among others.

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

Susan Klein, Director info@richardnortongallery.com www.richardnortongallery.com @Richardnortongallery

Annual participant in EXPO CHICAGO

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PISTACHIOS

RIVER NORTH

Pistachios is a contemporary jewelry and objects gallery in downtown Chicago curating the most talented and cutting edge artists from around the world. For over 25 years, we’ve made it our promise to bring you the best in innovative design and quality craftsmanship. What sets art jewelry apart is the studio practice and creative expression behind each piece. With no sacrifice to style, the attention given to every design we’ve curated remains timeless and design forward. We bring you an art experience that’s inviting, accessible and friendly.

We present rotating exhibitions featuring traveling and gallery artists every 3 months and host over 100 artists in our gallery on a regular basis. Each artist brings with them a unique eye for design, making us your destination for one of a kind and customizable jewelry and objects.

716 N. Wabash Chicago IL, 60611 312–929–6575 M–F 10:30–6:30; Sa 10:30–6; Su 10:30–4. Subject to change info@pistachiosonline.com www.pistachiosonline.com

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Visit our website for our full artist list and exhibition calendar.

ROSENTHAL FINE ART

RIVER NORTH

Rosenthal Fine Art’s new gallery space is located in Chicago’s River North. The focus of the gallery is Modernism, Abstract Expressionism, Post-War, and Contemporary.

We provide our clients with a wide range of personalized services including appraisals and curatorial consultations, new acquisitions and exhibitions. The gallery provides valuation advice in the form of appraisals for insurance, donations, estate settlements and expert witness services.

Dennis Rosenthal has been involved in the art market for over 40 years, with specific training in provenance investigation, conservation, and market valuation. His areas of expertise include American and European works from the 19th and 20th centuries.

Mr. Rosenthal has served as an art consultant for private collections as well as an art market consultant for large corporations, auctions, and museums.

Susan Pool joined Rosenthal Fine Art over 10 years ago. Her focus is in the management of art collections for both public and private clients with an emphasis on early 20th century through modern artwork.

210 W. Superior, Street Level, Chicago, IL 60654 312–475–0700 M–F 10–5; Sa 11–4; Su by appt. drosenthal@rosenthalfineart.com susan@rosenthalfineart.com www.rosenthalfineart.com

We also provide curatorial advice for both public and private clientele.

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VALE CRAFT GALLERY

RIVER NORTH

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, Randy O’Brien, Joyce Rebora, Stephen Palmer, and Boisali Biswas.

230 W. Superior Chicago, IL 60654 312–337–3525 Tu–Sat 11–4 and by appt.

Peter Vale valecraft@sbcglobal.net www.valecraftgallery.com @valecraftgallery 70

Join us for first Friday openings 5-8 pm every other month starting in January.

Visit our website for information on current exhibitions and to purchase artwork online.

Follow us on Instagram and Facebook Image: Gallery view

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.

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

Member Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA).

Annual Participation in EXPO Chicago and Art Miami Image: Deborah Butterfield, Iron Spring / Úla Palani (Vivid Red), 2021 71

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Chicago Cultural Center 78 E. Randolph

Les Enluminures 980 N. Michigan

Richard H. Driehaus Museum 40 E. Erie

Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago (MCA) 220 E. Chicago

Elephant Room Gallery 704 S. Wabash Gray 875 N. Michigan, 38th Fl. Bert Green Fine Art 8 S. Michigan

Museum of Contemporary Photography (MoCP) 600 S. Michigan Sotheby’s Chicago 980 N. Michigan South Asia Institute 1925 S. Michigan

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THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO

THE LOOP

The Art Institute of Chicago is one of the world’s largest, most comprehensive and most loved art museums. Home to the greatest Impressionist collection outside of Paris, the Art Institute also holds work by many of history’s greatest artists; highlights include Georges Seurat’s A Sunday on La Grande Jatte, Grant Wood’s American Gothic, Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks, Henri Matisse’s Bathers by a River, René Magritte’s Time Transfixed, Mary Cassatt’s The Child’s Bath, and many others.

The Art Institute of Chicago also offers visitors a unique collection of works by celebrated artists from Chicago, such as Harry Callahan, H.C. Westermann, Ed Paschke, Jim Nutt, Roger Brown, Leon Golub, Julia Fish, and others.

Highlighted Chicago architects include: Frank Lloyd Wright, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Jeanne Gang, Dirk Lohan, Bertrand Goldberg, among others.

Contemporary masterpieces are on view in the spectacular Modern Wing.

Travel the globe through galleries devoted to the art of ancient Greece, Japan, Africa, and the Americas. View the much loved miniature Thorne Rooms, and more.

111 S. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60603 312–443–3600 www.artic.edu Visit museum website for hours and free days and times.

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Advance ticket purchase is required for the public. Members do not need tickets.

Image: Francis Picabia, Edtaonisl (Ecclesiastic), 1913. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Armand Bartos. © 2020 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris

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 to the public. At its inaugural meeting, the mission of the Club was defined as: “to encourage higher standards of art, maintain galleries for that purpose, and to promote the mutual acquaintance of art lovers and art workers.”

The Arts Club continues to uphold this mission, offering between three and four public exhibitions per year, a permanent collection including work by many modern and contemporary masters, and a diverse calendar of programming offered to its membership and guests.

All persons will be required to wear a mask upon entry. Proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a recent negative PCR test (in the past 48 hours) is required. Please maintain and respect social distance while inside.

201 E. Ontario Chicago, IL 60611 312–787–3997 Tu–F 11–6, Sa 11–3 Dir. Janine Mileaf; David Merz information@artsclubchicago.org www.artsclubchicago.org Social @artsclubchicago

Please visit artsclubchicago.org to view our updated safety protocols.

Image: Installation view, Hannah Levy: Surplus Tension, on view through January 29, 2022.

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THE RICHARD H. DRIEHAUS MUSEUM

MICHIGAN AVE.

The Richard H. Driehaus Museum engages and inspires the global community through exploration and ongoing conversations in art, architecture, and design of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Its permanent collection and temporary exhibitions are presented in an immersive experience within the restored Samuel Mayo Nickerson Mansion, completed in 1883, at the height of the Gilded Age. The Museum’s collection reflects and is inspired by the collecting interests, vision, and focus of its founder, the late Richard H. Driehaus.

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 from 2003-2008.

More information is available at driehausmuseum.org

40 E. Erie, Chicago, IL 60611 F 11–6; Sa–Su 10–5 312-482-8933 Executive Director Anna Musci info@driehausmuseum.org driehausmuseum.org 76

The Museum offers both private and guided tours and has a downloadable app for a self-guided experience.

Consult the website for more information The Main Hall. Photo by Steve Hall of Hedrich Blessing, 2008.

ELEPHANT ROOM GALLERY

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Elephant Room Gallery opened in Chicago’s South Loop Neighborhood in 2009 with a mission to exhibit local new and emerging artists and has now become a hub for exciting up and coming artists in Chicago. The gallery rotates art exhibitions every 4-6 weeks, hosting opening receptions and various other events to connect the artists, collectors and the community. The gallery exhibits a wide variety of art including abstract, realism, collage, street art and pop culture inspired.

In addition to their current exhibitions, the gallery represents over 20 Chicago-based artists whose work can be found on the gallery’s website and is available for viewings by appointment. The gallery also curates pop-up exhibitions, arranges artist studio visits and offers corporate and private art consulting.

Artists who exhibited in 2020 and 2021 include Dred Ske, TotesFerosh, Dovie Golden, Delisha McKinney, Yams, Rine Boyer, Darin Latimer, Abraham, Myron Laban, Jennifer Cronin, Cujo Dah, Sentrock and more.

704 S. Wabash Ave. Chicago, IL 60605 312–361–0281 Sa 12–5 or by appt.

Kimberly Leja Atwood kim@elephantroomgallery.com www.elephantroomgallery.com

The gallery curates an Annual 12 x 12 Holiday Exhibition featuring over 40 artists every December. Please note that the gallery is open by appointment only in January.

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LES ENLUMINURES

Founded by Dr. Sandra Hindman 30 years ago and with galleries in Chicago, Paris, and New York, Les Enluminures is a premier dealer in manuscripts, miniatures, and historic rings and jewelry from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Les Enluminures has forged long-standing relationships with major museums and prestigious private collections throughout the world. The gallery exhibits at major art fairs.

Sandra Hindman is responsible for numerous publications on medieval manuscript illumination and historic jewelry; her scholarship over many decades has established a model for study in this field, and descriptions of works available in the gallery meet the same level of professionalism. Located in the United States and abroad, Hindman’s large team is composed of noted specialists Les Enluminures’ two websites offer access to different gallery initiatives. A series of podcasts transform the past into the present. A YouTube channel hosts a wide range of videos, and we have an active social media presence. Find our jewelry also on 1stDibs. View nearly every work offered by Les Enluminures either in person at one of our locations or in accessible videos.

We welcome all inquiries from serious collectors, museums, and libraries, as well as from anyone who delights in experiencing and knowing about the European Middle Ages, at any level.

980 N. Michigan Ave., Ste. 1330, Chicago, IL 60611 By appointment only, M–F, 9–5 773–929–5986 Sandra Hindman chicago@lesenluminures.com www.lesenluminures.com www.textmanuscripts.com 78

Upcoming Fairs: The Winter Show, January 20-30, 2022 TEFAF Maastricht, March 12-20, 2022 New York International Antiquarian Book Fair, April 21-24, 2022

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GRAY

Founded in Chicago in 1963, Gray is located in both Chicago and New York and works with prominent private and institutional clients worldwide as a leading dealer of Modern, Post-War and Contemporary American and European art. Gray is a globally recognized team of art professionals focused on fostering deep and insightful relationships with artists and collectors. With a reputation for excellence and integrity, Gray provides high level service and market expertise to new and long-standing collections, advising on the acquisition and evaluation of museum-quality works. The gallery represents and exhibits emerging and well-established artists of international recognition, and crafts thoughtful programming for a public audience.

875 N. Michigan, Ste. 3800 Chicago, IL 60611 312–642–8877 M–F 10–5:30 info@richard graygallery.com richardgraygallery.com

Second Location: Gray Warehouse 2044 W. Carroll Chicago, IL 60612 312–883–8277 Tu–F 10–5; Sa 11–5

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

Image: Installation view of Alex Katz: Flowers at Gray

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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 Fri 12-4 pm or by appt. M–Sa Dir. Bert Green inquiry@bgfa.us www.bgfa.us 80

Email sign-up 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.

INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM OF SURGICAL SCIENCE

GOLD COAST

Dr. Max Thorek founded the International College of Surgeons (ICS) in 1935 with the goal of promoting the exchange of surgical knowledge worldwide. The Museum was originally conceived as the ICS Hall of Fame and as a repository for its growing collection of historically significant surgical instrumentation, artworks and manuscripts.

Beginning in 1950 the Museum received additional donations of artifacts, paintings, sculptures and books from many of the national sections of the ICS, individual surgeons and collectors, and other institutions. A historic lakeside mansion was acquired, adjacent to the ICS headquarters, and the Museum opened to the public on September 9, 1954.

One of the first exhibits installed was the Hall of Immortals, containing 12 stone statues of great figures in the field of medicine and the allied sciences.

Over the past two decades, the International Museum of Surgical Science has made significant progress in strengthening its educational programs and exhibits, as well as in the conservation of its noteworthy collections and historic landmark building. Today, the Museum’s four floors are filled with extraordinary artifacts that interpret the prehistoric through contemporary healing practices.

1524 N. Lake Shore Dr., Chicago, IL 60610 M–F 9:30–5:00; Sa/Su 10–5 312–642–6502 Shannon Fox shannon@imss.org www.imss.org

Opening receptions are held the first night of each exhibition. Visit imss.org for more information Image: Thorek Manuscripts and Rare Book Library 81

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.

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

645 N. Michigan Chicago, IL 60611 312–943–1661 Suzanne Varkalis, Director info@rsjohnsonfineart.com www.rsjohnsonfineart.com

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MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART CHICAGO

MICHIGAN AVE.

Located one block east of the historic Water Tower in the Streeterville neighborhood, the MCA champions the provocative side of contemporary art and culture.

Founded in 1967 as a Kunsthalle, or noncollecting art gallery, the MCA is now one of the world’s largest museums dedicated to art. Since our inception, it has been our mission to exhibit new and experimental work in all media, paired with ambitious education programs. In 1974, we expanded our mission to include collecting and preserving contemporary art for future generations with the inauguration of a permanent collection that has grown to include more than 2,000 works. After 29 years in a storefront on Ontario Street, the museum moved to our current location in 1996, giving our collection, exhibitions, performances, and programming room to evolve to meet the needs of art, artists, and audiences of today.

220 E. Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60611 312-280-2660 M Closed; Tu 10–9; W–Su 10–5 Visit website to reserve tickets info@mcachicago.org www.mcachicago.org

Tuesdays are free for Illinois residents and we are open until 9 pm; we are closed on Mondays.

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

Photo: The MCA Chicago at night.

Photograph by Peter McCullough.

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MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY (MoCP)

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The Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College Chicago (MoCP) is the world’s premier college art museum dedicated to photography, with a permanent collection of over 16,500 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 46th 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 and to make a free reservation.

Columbia College Chicago 600 S. Michigan Chicago, IL 60605 312–663–5554 M–W 10–5; Th 10–8; Fr–Sa 10–5; Su 12–5 mocp@colum.edu www.mocp.org 84

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

SOUTH ASIA INSTITUTE

PRAIRIE DISTRICT

Opening its doors in 2019, South Asia Institute (SAI) cultivates the art and culture of South Asia and its diaspora through curated exhibitions, innovative programs and educational initiatives. SAI is located on Michigan Avenue on Chicago’s historic Motor Row, part of the Prairie District. Built in 1911 in the second empire style of architecture, the building that houses South Asia Institute is a registered national landmark.

SAI collaborates locally and globally to engage diverse communities with enriching and creative experiences. We support artistic production by emerging and established artists, and foster cultural appreciation for the South Asian diaspora.

As one of the only nonprofit cultural centers dedicated to the arts and culture of South Asia in North America, SAI curates art exhibitions, produces cultural and musical performances, screens independent films and facilitates lectures, seminars and workshops. To discover more about South Asia Institute, visit www.saichicago.org.

1925 S. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60616 312–929–3911 Th, F, Sa 11–6 info@saichicago.org www.saichicago.org

To schedule a tour, volunteer, or rent space for meetings, weddings or corporate events, please email info@saichicago.org

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The Renaissance Society 5811 S. Ellis

DuSable Museum 740 E. 56th Pl.

Smart Museum of Art 5550 S. Greenwood

FLXST Contemporary 2251 S. Michigan

Stony Island Arts Bank 6760 S. Stony Island

Hyde Park Art Center 5020 S. Cornell

South Side Community Art Center 3831 S. Michigan

National Museum of Mexican Art 1852 W. 19th St.

Woman Made Gallery 2150 S. Canalport

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BRIDGEPORT ART CENTER

BRIDGEPORT

Bridgeport Art Center (BAC) was established in 2001. BAC is a creative home for artists, designers, and professionals. Located in the former Spiegel Warehouse, BAC is a 500,000 sq ft building with high ceilings, beautiful wood beams over 100 years old, exposed brick and large windows with incredible city views facing north, south, east and west. This industrial building is inspirational for office spaces, artist, woodworking and fashion designers. Bridgeport Art Center is home to over 100 artists, businesses, Gallery Row, the Fashion Design Center, the Chicago Ceramic Center and two stunning event venues, Sky Line Loft, the Sculpture Garden and four galleries. Bridgeport Art Center serves as a resource for creative minds and is a focal point of emerging and evolving art in Chicago. BAC has studios, offices and gallery spaces available.

Visit bridgeportart.com for a complete 2022 exhibition schedule.

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Due to COVID–19 restrictions, please check our website to confirm Open Studios hours.

Join us every third Friday of the month from 7–10 pm when artists open up their studios with interactive demonstrations and special events. Explore four art galleries and enjoy this free event.

FLXST CONTEMPORARY

MOTOR ROW

FLXST Contemporary is a fine arts gallery in Chicago’s Near South Side’s Motor Row District. We exhibit highly evocative and uncompromising artwork by emerging and mid-career artists working across all visual mediums. The gallery represents and exhibits the work of BIPOC (black, indigenous, people of color) artists, LGBTQ+ artists, and im/ migrant and diasporic artists based in Chicago and in other parts of the country. These artists produce thoughtful, aesthetically driven, and timely work. We work tirelessly for the success of our artists to help their art practice thrive.

FLXST Contemporary puts artists, their vision, energy, and their conceptual power first. The artwork showcased at the gallery engages viewers to think, act, and consider the works in the exhibitions for their collections. We represent artists who are often underrepresented in the art world, even though they continue to work tirelessly to gain a foothold within it. We vet each of our artists holistically and believe in their abilities to transform art collections and institutions to be more inclusive and forward-thinking.

FLXST Contemporary functions as a creative space to amplify these artistic voices.

2251 S. Michigan, Ste. 220 Chicago, IL 60616 773–800–1470 M Closed; Tu by appt.; W–Su 2–5 Jan Christian Bernabe info@flxst.co www.flxst.co FLXST601 opening at Mana Contemporary in 2022

Appointments for private viewings encouraged. Reservations: www.flxst.co/contact Follow @flxstco on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter Image: Installation view of solo exhibition by José Villalobos titled The Measure of a Cock.

Courtesy of the artist and FLXST Contemporary.

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HYDE PARK ART CENTER

HYDE PARK

Hyde Park Art Center is a hub for contemporary arts in Chicago, serving as a gathering and production space for artists and the broader community to cultivate ideas, impact social change, and connect with new networks. The Art Center functions as an amplifier for today and tomorrow’s creative voices, providing the space to cultivate and create new work and connections. HPAC has been a leader in advancing contemporary visual art in Chicago since 1939.

With an expansive reach and bold personality, HPAC brings artists and communities together to support creativity at every level. As an open forum for exploring the artistic process, the Art Center fosters creativity through making, learning about, seeing, and discussing art—all under one roof.

Our mission is to stimulate and sustain the visual arts in Chicago.

5020 S. Cornell Chicago, IL 60615 773-324-5520 generalinfo@hydeparkart.org www.hydeparkart.org

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All exhibitions and events are free and open to the public. Visit our website for updated hours and info.

Instagram and Facebook @hydeparkartcenter Twitter @HPAC_chicago

PILSEN ARTS & COMMUNITY HOUSE

PILSEN

Pilsen Arts & Community House (PACH) is a community arts organization and gallery located in Chicago’s Pilsen community, a historically Mexican/MexicanAmerican community in Chicago. Formerly operating as Pilsen Outpost, PACH has evolved in response to community needs to bring into greater focus community needs and amplify the visibility of BIPOC artists. It has become a space where both culture and community are cultivated while being accessible to all. We have innovated and shouldered longtime resident artists and given voices to emerging artists both locally and internationally. We have expanded our gallery’s mission and are beginning to work with emerging and established curators through a new curatorial residency. The goal is to bring dynamic and challenging art exhibitions to a community that already has a rich history of art-making. We hope to inspire and spark conversations within our community about the nature of art.

1637 W. 18th St. Chicago, IL 60608 312-468-9046 W–Su 12–6 Teresa Magana teresa@pilsenartscommunityhouse.org www.pilsenartscommunityhouse.org

Exhibitions happen on the first Friday, please follow our social media for exact opening dates @pilsenartscommunityhouse

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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 informally—is an independent, non-collecting museum driven by an uncompromising commitment to artists and their ideas. Exhibitions and events are free and open to all and accessible via elevator.

Our current exhibition program focuses on four exhibitions each year, interspersed with live performances, that offer artists the time, space, resources, and freedom vital for ambitious experimentation and risk-taking. Our work with artists frequently results in newly commissioned art, and their presentations in our 3,000 sq. ft. gallery spur further scholarly and creative reflections in our publications and public programs.

Visitors find a uniquely intimate and experimental platform for encountering artistic events—including artist talks, lectures, screenings, concerts, readings, and more— creating further opportunities for discovery and discussion both in person and online.

We maintain robust archives, which can be accessed on site by appointment.

University of Chicago 5811 S. Ellis Ave, Cobb Hall, 4th fl., Chicago, IL, 60637 773–702–2616 Open during exhibitions on W, Th, Sa, Su 12–6 and F 1–7 info@renaissancesociety.org www.renaissancesociety.org Instagram @rensoc 92

The Renaissance Society is a registered 501(c)(3). We are a member of Mod/Co, Common Field, and UChicago Arts, and we are an independent affiliate of the University of Chicago.

Image: Matthew Metzger, Heirloom, Installation View, Renaissance Society, 2021.

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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 Museum incorporates diverse ideas, identities, and experiences into its exhibitions and collections, academic inquiry, publications, and public programming.

Admission to the Smart Museum of Art is always free and open to all.

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

Please visit our website for a complete list of current exhibitions and programs throughout the year.

Image: Installation view: Take Care. From left to right: Suellen Rocca, Cha Cha Couple, 1967; Laura Letinsky, Untitled #6, 2009; and Kerry James Marshall, Slow Dance, 1992–1993.

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SOUTH SIDE COMMUNITY ART CENTER

BRONZEVILLE

The South Side Community Art Center is a community art center in Chicago that opened in 1940 because of the vision of Dr. Margaret Burroughs and other African American artists and with support from the Works Progress Administration’s Federal Art Project in Illinois. Opened in Bronzeville, it became the first Black art museum in the United States and has been an important center for the development Chicago’s African American artists.

Today SSCAC conserves, preserves and promotes the legacy and future of African American art and artists while educating the community on the value of art and culture. As the oldest African American art center in the USA SSCAC takes pride in its past and present contributions to the development and showcasing of emerging and established artists. SSCAC seeks out and educate young artists; provide gallery space; educational and art programs as well as serve as a repository for African American artists, scholars, collectors and the community.

3831 S. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60653 773-373-1026 info@sscartcenter.org www.sscartcenter.org

We are currently closed to the public due to COVID-19. We are hosting limited public engagements that allow us to manage the safety of our guests and staff. Reservations are required. Please sign-up for notifications.​ ​Admission Free. Donations encouraged.

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WOMAN MADE GALLERY

PILSEN

Woman Made Gallery is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. WMG’s mission is to cultivate, promote and support the work of women and non-binary artists through exhibitions, membership, and community dialogue programs. Woman Made Gallery is a space for women and non-binary artists, including trans women and femme/ feminine-identifying genderqueer. We welcome artists from our local community, regionally based, and around the world.

Since WMG’s founding in 1992, WMG has shown the artistic work of over 9,000 women and non-binary artists in 445 exhibitions. Nine exhibitions (majority open call, juried group exhibitions) are hosted annually at WMG in Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood. WMG boasts a membership base of over 300 artists annually. To date, WMG has provided professional development workshops and connected members to over 15,000 supporters via networking events and online promotion. WMG hosts conversations on the issues that matter most to women and that makes sense of the world through a feminist lens. Artist talks, panel discussions, poetry readings, among other public programs inspire community dialogue.

2150 S. Canalport, #4A-3 Chicago, IL 60608 312–738–0040 Th 12–7; F and Sa 12–4 Jamie Leigh Pitts, Managing Dir. general@womanmade.org www.womanmade.org @womanmadegallery

Opening receptions are hosted on the first Saturday of the exhibition, and a closing artists walkthrough is hosted on the closing day. Closed on major holidays and between exhibitions.

Image: Installation of 5th Midwest Open, juried by Alison Wong (2021).

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CHICAGO PRINTMAKERS COLLABORATIVE

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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. For 32 years the studio has been a world class, professional destination for both printmakers and print enthusiasts.

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, Susan Hall, 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, Octavia Thorns, Kitikong Tilokwattanotai, Kouki Tsuritani, Nicola Villa, Art Werger, Scott Westgard and others. Fine art prints can be purchased year round from CPC’s online store.

4912 N. Western Ave. Chicago, IL 60625 773–293–2070 Open F & Sa 12–5 or by appt.

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Thru Feb 12, 2022: 32nd Annual International Small Print Exhibition Mar 12–May 14: STAFF PICKS exhibition May 28-July 30: Junli Song Aug 6: $20 SALE reboot!

Fall: Tony Fitzpatrick solo show/prints Image: Top, (L–R): Jeanine Coupe-Ryding, Jaco Putker, Sarah Smelser, Starshaped Press.

Middle row: Karen Kunc, Carrie Lingscheit, Deborah Maris Lader, Cleo Wilknson. Bottom: Kouki Tsuritani, Octavia Thorns, Kumi Obata, Michael Goro, Tony Fitzpatrick.

DEPAUL ART MUSEUM

LINCOLN PARK

DePaul Art Museum (DPAM) is a world-class museum located in the heart of Lincoln Park on DePaul University’s campus. DPAM is open to the public and presents three to five temporary exhibitions per year with a permanent collection of nearly 4,000 objects with strengths in international modern and contemporary art, particularly highlighting the voices of marginalized artists and communities.

DPAM enriches the university’s commitments to excellence, diversity and social concerns by connecting people through art and ideas that explore the vast range of human experience and expression. We provide an inclusive platform for innovative artistic voices with a program that bridges local and global concerns.

Thru Feb 13: Stockyard Institute: 25 Years of Art and Radical Pedagogy; Learned Objects: Studio Works by William Estrada, Regin Igloria, Nicole Marroquin, and Rochele Royster Mar 10–Aug 7: Remaking the Exceptional: Tea, Torture, and Reparations | Chicago to Guantanamo Sept 8–Feb 19, 2023: Solo(s): Krista Franklin; A Natural Turn: María; Berrío, Joiri Minaya, Rosana Paulino, and Kelly Sinnapah Mary 935 W. Fullerton, Chicago, IL 60614 W–Th 11–7; F–Su 11–5; M–Tu Closed 773–325–7506 artmuseum@depaul.edu resources.depaul.edu/art-museum

Image: DePaul Art Museum. Photo by Zoey Dalbert, 2021. Installation view of Stockyard Institute: 25 Years of Art and Radical Pedagogy

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EAT PAINT STUDIO

LINCOLN SQUARE

Eat Paint Studio is located in the Lincoln Avenue North Arts District (LANA), close to public transportation and metered parking. Chicago artist Emily Rapport opened the gallery in 2018 with an aim toward combining her studio practice with a public exhibit space. The gallery mission is to engage people in the art-making process and, through exhibitions in its storefront gallery, to integrate art into daily lived experience.

Eat Paint Studio exhibits work by emerging and mid-career artists with a focus on painting. We are also available to work on private commissions and collaborative projects. Current exhibit news and available artwork can be viewed on our website.

5036 N. Lincoln, Chicago, IL 60625 773–878–8737 F–Sa 12–5; Su–Th by appt.

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Image: Installation view, Everything Is, paintings by Emily Rapport.

FIRECAT PROJECTS

BUCKTOWN

Firecat projects opened in 2010 and operates a unique model for a gallery. It has monthly exhibitions of both local and national artists without taking a commission from their sales. We have had exhibitions from artists ages 12 to 95 across all mediums. Our hope is to put a spotlight on the unusual committed artist who is tired of being the only quirky one in a group show.

2019 N. Damen Chicago, IL 60647 207–249–9486 Stan Klein vitodklein@aol.com www.firecatprojects.org

Openings are usually held on the last friday of the month. Please check ahead of time. They are free to public, and all are welcome.

Upcoming in 2022: Thru January: Mike Egan January 28: Lauralynn White March 25: Heather macadams May 26: TRANSITIONS: Lincoln Park High School artists Image: Vito Desalvo

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GALLERY 1871 (CHICAGO ART SOURCE)

LINCOLN PARK

Our gallery exhibits and sells work in a wide range of media with a focus on painting, mixed media, photography and sculpture. We represent over 100 diverse artists, both established and emerging from across the US and around the world.

Gallery 1871 mounts six themed exhibitions each year and is open to the public five days a week.

1871 N. Clybourn Chicago, IL 60614 773–248–3100 Tu–F 10–6; Sa 10–5 Jackie Pernot art@chicagoartsource.com www.chicagoartsource.com 102

Opening receptions are generally held on the first night of an exhibition from 5-8pm.

Facebook and Instagram @chicagoartsource Image: Installation shot of Substance of Beauty, Summer 2021

MADRON GALLERY

LINCOLN PARK

Madron Gallery’s inventory of paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs, and prints showcases the breadth and depth of art in the United States from the late nineteenth century on. Known for its American Impressionist pieces, Madron also features an outstanding and constantly growing collection of modern and contemporary art, aiming to illuminate artistic connections across decades and centuries.

The newly established Madron Press seeks to further scholarship around influential but less widely recognized American artists. Robert Vonnoh: American Impressionist and William S. Schwartz: Color and Coloratura are both available for purchase online.

March 7–June 24, 2022: Perpetual Motion: Abraham Walkowitz Draws Isadora Duncan Fall 2022 Exhibition – To be announced soon.

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

312–640–1302 Dir. Rachel Wakeman info@madrongallery.com www.madrongallery.com

Free parking. Scheduled visits to Madron Gallery recommended. Reservations may be made online. Please email or call to schedule evening or weekend appts.

Image: Abraham Walkowitz (Russian, 1878-1965), Isadora Duncan, Dancing, watercolor, ink, and graphite on paper, 12 x 8 1/2” (left); Isadora Duncan, watercolor, ink, and graphite on paper, 13 1/2 x 8“ (center); Isadora Duncan in Blue, 1930, watercolor, ink, and graphite on paper, 11 1/2 x 7 1.2” (right) 103

LOGAN SQUARE

OLIVA GALLERY

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

Emphasis on midcentury abstract works, studio ceramics and Chicago visual artists.

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

Kimberly Oliva is Co-Founder of Alma Art + Interiors Image: Photo by Kate Roth

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PAGODA RED

LINCOLN PARK

PAGODA RED is the design destination for art, history, style and spirit. Experience our storied and handcrafted objects online and in our Chicago gallery.

Our 15,000 sq. ft. rough luxe gallery and open storage space gives you up-close access to all the objects we’ve collected over 20+ years.

1740 W. Webster Chicago, IL 60614 Tu–Sa 10–5; Su–M Closed 773–235–1188 info@pagodared.com www.pagodared.com

2022 Shows and Events: Thru Jan 8: Jan Pieter Fokkens Jan 19–Mar 12: Michael Thompson Mar 23–May 21: Almudena Rodriguez See pagodared.com for additional openings and seasonal events.

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STOLA CONTEMPORARY

OLD IRVING

Stola Contemporary Art is a new Contemporary art gallery located in Chicago’s Old Irving Park neighborhood. Our in house artists include, Brian Bonebrake, Mike Kranz, Peter Mars, Kelly Mathews, Rahman Olugunna, and Joey Africa. We have an exciting curriculum planned for 2022 including readings, artist talks, workshops and thought provoking (and perhaps a bit controversial!) calls for art.

The majority of the artists we work with are either Chicago based or have strong Chicago ties. Please stop by and visit to see what makes the Chicago Art scene so vibrant!

3738 W. Irving Park Rd. Chicago, IL 60618 708–334–7062 M–W by appt.; Th 12–4; F 12–5; Su 12–4 stolacontemporaryart@gmail.com www.stolacontemporaryart.com 106

Full framing and stretching services on premises.

Current exhibits can be previewed at stolacontemporaryart.com

WRIGHTWOOD 659

LINCOLN PARK

Wrightwood 659, Chicago’s stunning new space for art in Lincoln Park, presents exhibitions devoted to architecture and to socially engaged art. Designed by the Pritzker Prize-winning architect Tadao Ando, Wrightwood 659 has presented the work of nearly 100 artists and the architecture of five celebrated architects, including Le Corbusier, T. Ando, B. Doshi, L. Sullivan, and F.L. Wright, since opening in 2018.

Subscribe to the Wrightwood 659 e-Newsletter to be among the first to learn about planned exhibitions and programs that speak to the most pressing issues of our time.

659 W. Wrightwood Ave. Chicago, IL 60614 773-437-6601 Check website for hours info@wrightwood659.org wrightwood659.org

Admission to Wrightwood 659 is only available during the public showing of exhibitions. Reservations are required and available exclusively at wrightwood659.org. Walk-up admission cannot be accommodated.

Image credit: Second floor, installation view at Wrightwood 659, 2018, © 2018 Jeff Goldberg.

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BEYOND CHICAGO EXPLORE ART IN ALL DIRECTIONS

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O’Hare

The Art Center Highland Park

Anne Loucks Gallery

1957 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park

309 Park Ave., Glencoe

Art Post Gallery

Alan Koppel Gallery – North

984 Willow Rd., Northbrook

342 Park Ave., Glencoe

The Block Museum of Art

Perspective Group +

40 Arts Circle Dr., Evanston

Photography Gallery.

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THE ART CENTER HIGHLAND PARK

North Shore

HIGHLAND PARK

The Art Center, a non-profit organization, is the North Shore’s home for artistic discovery and creative exploration. Through innovative programs, exhibitions, and classes designed for all levels and ages, The Art Center provides a welcoming space for our diverse communities to experience and participate in the arts.

1957 Sheridan Rd. Highland Park, IL 60035 10-4 M-F; Sa12-4 (seasonal); Su by appt.

847–432–1888 Executive Dir. James M. Lynch info@theartcenterhp.org www.theartcenterhp.org

Check our website for Calls for Artists entry dates and details throughout the year.

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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 35+ full-time, professional artists.

• Many large-scale paintings.

• Fine framing offered.

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

Christina Bates, Owner (42nd year in 2022)

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THE BLOCK MUSEUM OF ART

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 12–5; W, Th, F 12–8 Lisa Graziose Corrin, The Ellen Philips Katz Director block-museum@northwestern.edu blockmuseum.northwestern.edu 112

2022 exhibitions: • Jan 26–July 10: A Site of Struggle: American Art Against Anti-Black Violence • Sept 22–Dec 4: Taking Shape: Abstraction from the Arab World, 1950s–1980s

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 community-based events, classes and exhibitions, EAC helps expand its mission to provide accessible arts education and arts enrichment experiences to the community and the surrounding areas.

The Evanston Art Center’s galleries exhibit contemporary artwork by emerging and established artists, and are free and open to the public seven days a week. Exhibition programming includes publications, artist talks, interviews with curators, opening receptions, In Focus lectures and docent led tours for groups (please call to schedule a tour) at no charge to the public.

The Evanston Art Center’s online art courses have something for everyone and every schedule. Subjects include: painting, drawing, sculpting, jewelry, bookbinding, and much more! Browse our online adult and youth course schedule at www.

EvanstonArtCenter.org

1717 Central St. Evanston, IL 60201 847–475–5300 M–F 9–6; Sa–Su 9–4 Paula Danoff cfeeney@evanstonartcenter.org www.evanstonartcenter.org

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

Instagram @EvanstonArtCenter Facebook @EvanstonArtCenter Installation view: 2021 Evanston + Vicinity Biennial; Image by Ashleigh Pastor 113

ALAN KOPPEL GALLERY–NORTH

North Shore GLENCOE

Alan Koppel Gallery is thrilled to welcome you to our satellite location: Alan Koppel Gallery–North in Glencoe, IL. Located at 342 Park Avenue in Glencoe’s beautiful downtown, this new auxiliary gallery will bring modern and contemporary masterworks to the collectors and art lovers of Chicago’s North Shore.

342 Park Ave. Glencoe, IL 60022 F and Sa 11-5 and by appt.

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Image: Alan Koppel Gallery North, 342 Park Avenue, Glencoe, IL

ANNE LOUCKS GALLERY

North Shore GLENCOE

Founded in 2001, Anne Loucks Gallery specializes in contemporary American painting, photography and works on paper by emerging and mid-career artists in a range of styles and mediums. Celebrating our 21st year, the gallery curates six exhibitions annually and offers art advisory, framing and installation services.

Represented artists include: Eric Abrecht, Tracey Adams, Victoria Adams, March Avery, Liz Barber, Rodger Bechtold, Pegan Brooke, Jamie Brunson, David Burdeny, Hannah Bureau, Madeline Denaro, Stephen Dinsmore, Lori Glavin, Lyle Gomes, Bernd Haussmann, Scott Ingram, Joshua Jensen-Nagle, Sherry Karver, 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, Rodney Smith and Leslie Wu.

309 Park Ave. Glencoe, IL 60022 847–835–8500 Tu–Sa 10:30–5 and by appt. anne@loucksgallery.com www.loucksgallery.com

Facebook: Anne Loucks Gallery Instagram @anneloucksgallery Image: Hunt Slonem, Spectacular Voyage, oil on canvas, 30 x 36 in.

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PERSPECTIVE GROUP + PHOTOGRAPHY GALLERY

North Shore EVANSTON

Perspective Group and Photography Gallery is a not-for-profit, community-oriented cooperative whose purpose is to promote fine art photography. In addition to monthly group and/or featured artist exhibitions, the gallery offers a guest speaker lecture series, monthly artist talks, an annual national juried exhibition, an annual invitational show, an annual Vicinity exhibition of local artists, and an annual juried show for Chicago-area high school students.

The member artists of Perspective Group and Photography Gallery bring a rich blend of experience and focus to the gallery. Their work has been shown at galleries, museums, colleges, libraries, publications and in juried shows locally, nationally and internationally. Their artistic styles and techniques include traditional film, digital, alternative processes, mixed media, collage and encaustic art.

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

Opening receptions are generally the first Saturday evening of the month.

Information about artist talks and other events may be found on www.perspectivegallery.org Facebook: @PerspectiveGallery Instagram: @perspective.gallery Image: Nelson Armour, The Art of Viewing Art #24

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WESTERN SUBURBS

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

Cleve Carney Museum of Art / 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

Elmhurst Art Museum 150 S. Cottage Hill, Elmhurst Expression Gallery of Fine Art 10 E. First St., Hinsdale Fermilab Art Gallery Kirk Rd & Pine St., Batavia Kavanagh Gallery Fine Line Creative Arts Center 37W570 Bolcum Rd., St. Charles

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CHRISTOPHER ART GALLERY AT PRAIRIE STATE COLLEGE

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CHICAGO HEIGHTS

Christopher Art Gallery features eight exhibitions per year, featuring regional and national artists in six exhibitions, and works by students in two exhibitions.

Artists exhibited have included Dawoud Bey, Joseph Jachna, Terry Evans, Gladys Nilsson, Eleanor Spiess-Ferris, Nnenna Okore, Reginald Baylor and John Pitman Weber. Each year a show highlights the portfolio of a PSC student designated as “Photographer of the Year.”

We host a yearly visiting artist to make a public presentation on his or her work.

We are members of Southland Arts and participate in their festivals and events.

202 S. Halsted St. Chicago Heights, IL 60411 708–709–7738 M–Th 9–5 Beth Shadur bshadur@prairiestate.edu prairiestate.edu/christopher-artgallery/index.aspx 118

Please check our website for our upcoming exhibitions.

We also feature programming such as visiting artists and other events, during our exhibitions.

Image: Frank Connect, Channel, mixed media on fiber, Biomorphic exhibition

CLEVE CARNEY MUSEUM OF ART

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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.

Thru January 31, 2022 Tony Fitzpatrick Jesus of Western Avenue

Summer 2022 Hooking Up Meet The Collection

February 10–April 10, 2022 Ayanah Moor I Wish I Could Be You More Often

College of DuPage 425 Fawell Blvd.

Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 630–942–2321 M–Su 11–5 Dir. Justin Witte info@theCCMA.org www.theccma.org

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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). Check our website for advance ticket sales information and our COVID-19 protocols.

150 S. Cottage Hill Elmhurst, IL 60126 W–Su 12–5 630–834–0202 Dir. John McKinnon info@elmhurstartmuseum.org www.elmhurstartmuseum.org Facebook and Instagram @elmhurstartmuseum 120

Sparking creativity for 25 years!

Please visit our website for health protocols, advanced tickets sales, revised hours and other updates throughout the year.

Image: Kendall McCaugherty © Hall+Merrick Photographers

EXPRESSION GALLERY OF FINE ART

West:

HINSDALE

Expression Gallery of Fine Art, owned by Eva Jaroszewicz, was established in 2005 in Chicago, with a second location opened in Hinsdale in 2006. Our gallery specializes in significant 19th and 20th century master graphics, and contemporary French paintings.

We have a compelling exhibition of works by Renoir, Tissot, Whistler, Robbe, and Chéret. We also present a vest collection of graphics by modern masters Picasso, Chagall, Klimt, Schiele, Dalí, Miró and many other influential artists of the era, including American printmaker Altman, and sculptors Hart and MacDonald.

The gallery has a prestigious collection of paintings by contemporary French artists Coulomb, Moiras, Millan, Dessapt, and the famous Russian Master Nikolay Blokhin.

Price-points begin at $1,500. Art is a privilege and a pleasure to be had by all.

10 E. First St. Hinsdale, IL 60521 630–986–9848 Tu–F 11–6; Sa 10–5; Su and M closed Eva Jaroszewicz expressionfineart@sbcglobal.net www.expressiongalleries.com

Exhibitions are planned for the late Spring, and Fall.

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FERMILAB ART GALLERY

West:

BATAVIA

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

The Fermilab Art Gallery, specializing in the connection of art and science, is in Wilson Hall on the second floor at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory. Many exhibits and gallery talks are now virtual.

Please visit our website for updated exhibition and event information.

Kirk Rd. and Pine St. Batavia, IL 60510 630–840–2787 Check website for hours Georgia Schwender Art@fnal.gov events.fnal.gov/art-gallery/ Facebook @FermilabArtsLectures/

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• Artist-in-Residence Program: https://events.fnal.gov/art-gallery/ artist-in-residence/ • Fermilab Arts and Lecture Series https://events.fnal.gov/arts-lectureseries/general-information/ Image: Wilson Hall and Hyperbolic Obelisk which stands at the foot of the reflecting pond

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ST. CHARLES KAVANAGH GALLERY FINE LINE CREATIVE ARTS CENTER

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.

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

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

There is ample free onsite parking available.

Fine Line will be part of the Fox River Arts Ramble taking place in June.

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NATHAN MANILOW SCULPTURE PARK

South:

UNIVERSITY PARK

Here at theNate (Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park) you will find a collection of 31 master works (soon to be 32 with new donations/acquisitions!) 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, from dawn to dusk, and is free of charge – even parking on the campus of Governors State University is free! 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!

Governors State University 1 University Parkway University Park, IL 60484 708-534-4021 Open 365days/year, dawn to dusk Jeff Stevenson jstevenson@govst.edu www.govst.edu/sculpture 124

Apr 23, Saturday: Earth Day Walk at the Nate 12pm Ambassador lunch. 1pm Public Tour Jun 18, Saturday: Juneteenth Summer Solstice Jul 29, Saturday: Public event Ann Coddington Workshop and reception Sept 10, Saturday: Prairie Party. Biennial friendraising event that alternates with Sculpture, Wine & Dine Dec 10: Winter Walk, Empty Bowls, Holiday Party Image: John Henry, Illinois Landscape, No. 5, 1975 during a Juneteenth Event

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: Ann Bonzani – painting Graydon Cafarella – watercolor Linda Curl – Painting, mixed media Kato Dominquez – painting Barb Edwards – painting Sandra Evers – painting, mixed media Mary Ann Grajek – painting, mixed media Dennis Jennings – painting Jazz Musicians Tim Lade – photography Rose Lyons – pencil/ painting Patricia Moore – Painting, painting plates, sculpture, abstracts Wyll Mull – painting Merrionna Pierce – painting

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

Janice Pratt – computerized photocollages Ginny Raftery – painting, embellishments Bob Rhodes – woodwork Tim Richardson – painting Joyce Riley – pottery, felt painting Victor Simmons – Scratchboard Marilyn Stewart – painting, mixed media Bev Szaton – Jewelry, painting Patrick Thompson – painting Faye Zalecki – Fractals If you are an artist who would like to join us, contact Patricia Moore at 708-833-5108 or stop in and chat with us.

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GREATER ILLINOIS, INDIANA MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN

GREATER ILLINOIS

INDIANA

Blue Moon Gallery Grayslake, IL

Lubeznik Center Michigan City, IN

Krannert Art Museum Champaign, IL

Snite Museum of Art Notre Dame, IN

Northern Illinois University (NIU) Art Museum DeKalb, IL

MICHIGAN

Rockford Art Museum Rockford, IL

WISCONSIN

Tarble Arts Center Eastern Illinois University Charleston, IL

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Krasl Art Center St. Joseph, MI

Lily Pad Gallery West Milwaukee, WI Milwaukee Art Museum Milwaukee, WI

OS Projects Racine, WI Parkside Galleries Kenosha, WI Racine Art Museum Racine, WI Sculpture Milwaukee Milwaukee, WI Tandem Press Madison, WI

BLUE MOON GALLERY

Illinois: GRAYSLAKE

Blue Moon Gallery is an intimate, fun, and exciting contemporary art space with a friendly service-oriented vibe nestled in the heart of majestic Lake County.

Known for award-winning artists and creative exhibitions, the gallery is a go-to destination for beautiful, original fine art created by outstanding professional artists from the Chicago area and Southeastern Wisconsin. The gallery proudly offers a variety of styles, genres, and price points, including oil & acrylic, watercolor, drawings, metal art, photography, collage, and assemblages at multiple affordability levels.

We bring joy and positive emotions to others through the excitement of experiencing fine art and host fun events so that artists and art lovers can connect. Monthly exhibitions on 4th Saturdays from 6-9pm usually feature 50+ works of art. Stunning art, lively conversation and networking, inspiration and beauty, plus interacting with the artists are the hallmarks of our receptions and make for a memorable experience for art collectors and patrons. Open on most weekends.

18620 Belvidere Rd., Grayslake, IL 60030 Open 1st & 2nd weekends (Sa & Su) and 4th Su 1–4pm Closed 3rd weekends & 4th Sa afternoons. Artist Receptions 4th Sa, 6–9pm. Closed in January.

224–388–7948 Kendra Kett, Director/Owner kendra@thebluemoongallery.com www.thebluemoongallery.com

We make life beautiful.

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KRANNERT ART MUSEUM AT UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

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 11,000 works of art from around the globe, spanning six millenia, from 4,000 BCE to the present. Nine collection galleries, including our ongoing installation of modern and contemporary art. Art Since 1948, present the arts of Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas to visitors year-round.

Our 2022 special exhibitions will include: To Know the Fire: Pueblo Women Potters and the Shaping of History; Sacred/Supernatural: Religion, Myth, and Magic in European Prints; and Fake News & Lying Pictures: Political Prints in the Dutch Republic.

For more information and a full calendar of events, please visit the museum website.

KAM is open five 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 Tu–Sa 10–4; Th 10–8; Su, M closed Jon L. Seydl, Museum Director kam@illinois.edu kam.illinois.edu

Spring 2022 Opening Night Reception Jan 27, 5-8 pm (free) For the full calendar of events, please visit the museum website.

Image: Trees Gallery of European Art, installation at Krannert Art Museum, 2020. Photo by Julia Nucci Kelly

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NORTHERN IL UNIVERSITY (NIU) ART MUSEUM

Illinois: DEKALB

Jan 18–Feb 26: • School of Art and Design Faculty Biennial • Auction for Diversity – Raising funds to purchase works to diversify the collection.

April 7–May 27: Perspectives on Collecting • American in Burma – Items from the Burma Art Collection at NIU displayed through the lens of who collected what since Independence in 1948.

• Local Visions II – Campus and Community Collections.

Aug 23–Oct 15: Children’s Illustrated Literature • Golden Legacy: 75 Years of Golden Books.

• Everyday People: The Books of James E. Ransome.

Two nationally traveling exhibitions organized by the National Council on Children’s Illustrated Literature (NCCIL), Abilene, Texas.

Nov 17–Dec 17: Food Issues and Concerns (continues Jan 17–Feb 18, 2023) • What is a Meal?

• Food for the Soul: Belief and Healing in Burma/Myanmar in the Age of COVID

Northern Illinois University Altgeld Hall 116, 1st Floor, West End DeKalb, IL 60115 815–753–1936 Tu, W 10–1; Th, F 12–6; Sa 12–3.

Closed university holidays and b/t exhibitions Jo Burke, Director artmuseum@niu.edu www.niu.edu/artmuseum

Balancing Traditional and Contemporary Art. Facebook@NIUartmuseum; Twitter@NIUartmuseum Image: Artists share insights into the work on display in the NIU Art Museum galleries.

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ROCKFORD ART MUSEUM

Illinois: ROCKFORD

The RAM Permanent Collection focuses on modern and contemporary art, photography, studio glass, African American art from the Black South, and regional art; exhibits change throughout the year. Rockford Art Museum showcases three to four feature exhibitions and multiple Permanent Collections each year.

Educational programs include lectures and classes for adults, classes for children, and gallery walks for all ages.

Download our app at app.cuseum.com/rockford-art-museum for audio tours, lectures and more!

Visit rockfordartmuseum.org or our social media for upcoming events and additional exhibitions in 2022.

711 N. Main St. Rockford, IL 61103 815–968–2787 Th–Su 10–5 Carrie Johnson, Executive Dir./Curator saxelson@rockfordartmuseum.org www.rockfordartmuseum.org

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The mission of Rockford Art Museum is to foster creativity and build community through visual arts.

Image: Installation view: My Way: African American Art from the Black South, on view until January 23, 2022.

TARBLE ARTS CENTER

Illinois: CHARLESTON

The Tarble Arts Center is the teaching museum on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, IL. Artist-led and artist-run, the Tarble presents an annual program of rotating exhibitions that provide experiential encounters with art of international significance and local relevance. An onsite Education Lab, Design Lab, and Collection Lab are hubs for interdisciplinary activity, positioning art as a primary tool for research, advancing knowledge, and interpreting the world we live in. The outcomes of this experimentation produce projects, publications, and opportunities that reach EIU students, community members, regional partners, and international collaborators both in the museum and wherever they are. The Tarble’s ongoing stewardship of a permanent collection of contemporary art, American Regionalism, and folk art provides opportunities for study and reflection to students of all ages.

2010 9th St. Charleston, IL 61920 217–581–2787 W–F 10–4; Sa 1–4 Jennifer Seas, Director tarble@eiu.edu tarbleartscenter.org

For a set of dynamic programs and online experiences, visit tarbleartscenter.org

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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.

101 W. 2nd St. Michigan City, IN 46360 219-874-4900 M, W, Th, F 10–5; Sa–Su 11–4 (CST); closed Tu Janet Bloch artinfo@lubeznikcenter.org www.lubeznikcenter.org 132

Exhibition openings and cultural events take place throughout the year and are free and open to the public. Please visit our website for more details.

We offer a variety of art classes and one-day workshops, both in-person and online.

Image: Ebony G. Patterson, of 72 project, 2012

SNITE MUSEUM OF ART

Indiana: NOTRE DAME

Considered one of the finest university art museums in America, the Snite Museum’s permanent collection contains almost 30,000 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 Check museum website for changing COVID-19 hours Joseph A. Becherer sniteart@nd.edu www.sniteartmuseum.nd.edu

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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 two galleries, unique artist-made items in The Shop, ongoing studio classes, special events, and dynamic programs. KAC is free & open to the public.

Thru Jan 17: 2021 KAC Members’ Show: Resiliency Redux Jan 24: The Galleries Closed for Updates; The Lab gallery open May 21–Aug 28: American Monuments: Sculpture from 1850–2000 Sept 2–Nov 13: Family Dinner: The Deep Connection of American Lived Experience Nov 18–Jan 8, 2023: Krasl Art Center Members’ Show

707 Lake Blvd. St. Joseph, MI 49085 269–983–0271 M–W 11–5; Th 11–8; F–Su 11–5 Closed Tu & Su Jan–Mar. Julia Gourley Donohue, Exec. Dir. info@krasl.org www.krasl.org Instagram @kraslartcenter @kraslartfair 134

Visit krasl.org for details on exhibition programming, classes, and the Krasl Art Fair on the Bluff (July 9–10, 2022).

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

LILY PAD GALLERY WEST

Wisconsin: MILWAUKEE

Lily Pad | West is a contemporary art gallery that presents artwork from over 70 artists.

We showcase a wide range of artwork from photorealism to abstract art in our virtual and in-person exhibitions.

Visit our website to view more information and our full exhibition schedule.

Winter 2022 Exhibition: Jan 21–Feb 20: Into the Mystic, featuring Gene Costanza and Chris Groves Opening Reception: Friday, January 21, 5–9pm Lily Pad | West is a participant in Gallery Night MKE. Upcoming dates for 2022: January 21 & 22 April 15 & 16 July 15 & 16 October 21 & 22

215 N. Broadway Milwaukee, WI 53202 Tu–Su 11–6 414–509–5756 Emma Ponath info@lilypadgallery.com www.lilypadgallery.com Instagram @lilypadgallerywest Facebook @lilypadwest

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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 Visit MAM’s website for updated hours and information 414–224–3200 mam@mam.org www.mam.org/visit

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PARKSIDE GALLERIES

Wisconsin: KENOSHA

The Parkside Galleries, in the Rita Tallent Picken Center for Arts and Humanities at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, exhibit established and emerging contemporary artists in our Fine Arts Gallery (2000 sq ft) and Foundation Gallery (600 sq ft). Parkside Galleries present solo-exhibitions and thematic group exhibitions, including past projects like Triple Double: Artists using Sport to Influence Culture and FAKES, an exhibit about reproduction and counterfeit.

The Parkside Galleries serve diverse communities through educationally-driven programming including artist talks, collaborations, and events throughout the university and community.

Recent exhibiting artists include: Herman Aguirre, Conrad Bakker, Tyanna Buie, Santiago Cucullu, Gerit Grimm, Sky Hopinka, Kevin Miyazaki, Deb Sokolow, Jacqueline Surdell, Stephanie Syjuco, Marcela Torres, and Esther Pearl Watson.

Rita Tallent Picken Center for Arts and Humanities, UW Parkside, 900 Wood Rd, Kenosha, WI 53144 T–F 9-4 262–595–2188 Colin Matthes matthes@uwp.edu uwp.edu/gallery

Parkside is located in Kenosha, just north of the Illinois border, about an hour drive from downtown Chicago.

Image: Exhibition and documentation by Kevin Miyazaki

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OS PROJECTS

Wisconsin: RACINE

OS Projects is a contemporary art gallery in downtown Racine featuring visual artists in solo and small group exhibits. The gallery’s primary focus is on artists living and working in the Chicago-Kenosha-Racine-Milwaukee urban corridor.

While the range of media the gallery presents is broad—encompassing painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, photography and installation—the exhibited artists are unified in their engagement with topical issues, experimentation with materials and processes, and adherence to craft.

Artists who will be exhibiting their work at OS Projects in 2022 include Sarah Krepp, Yvette Kaiser Smith, Bobbi Meier, Kevin Miyazaki and Shane Walsh.

601 6th St., Racine, WI 53403 Sa 12–5 pm and by appt.

262–800–3564 Vera Scekic info@osprojects.art www.osprojects.art

OS Projects has 4 exhibits per year.

Openings take place on the second Saturday of February, May, August and November.

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RACINE ART MUSEUM

Wisconsin: RACINE

There’s new art to explore during every visit to Racine Art Museum (RAM) in downtown Racine, Wisconsin. Home to America’s largest contemporary craft collection, RAM organizes 15-20 intriguing exhibitions each year featuring its holdings of over 10,000 pieces. Over half represent contemporary works of art jewelry, ceramics, fibers, glass, metals, polymer, and wood. RAM also features a museum store with unique and enticing items represented at their only retail location in the Midwest.

441 Main St. Racine, WI 53403 W–Sa, 12–4; closed Su–Tu, Federal holidays and Easter 262–638–8300 info@ramart.org www.ramart.org facebook, Instagram, Twitter @racineartmuseum

Please visit the website for information about current onsite and virtual programming.

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SCULPTURE MILWAUKEE

Wisconsin: MILWAUKEE

Sculpture Milwaukee produces an annual exhibition of contemporary sculpture, sited throughout Milwaukee’s downtown and the neighborhoods adjacent. Each year, established artist-curators are invited to serve as Guest Curators of the exhibition, with Theaster Gates and Michelle Grabner holding the post in 2021–22.

The exhibition can be viewed year-round at no cost, with works sited in publicly accessible locations. Programming featuring artist conversations, curatorial tours, and lectures by visiting critics is held throughout the year both in-person and virtually.

Information regarding the works currently on view, sculpture locations, and upcoming programming can be found on the Sculpture Milwaukee website.

250 E. Wisconsin Ave. #1800 Milwaukee, WI 53202 www.sculpturemilwaukee.com @sculpturemke

Support Sculpture Milwaukee by becoming a member. Members enjoy benefits that include access to additional lectures and events.

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TANDEM PRESS

Wisconsin: MADISON

Tandem Press is a professional print publisher and gallery affiliated with the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Tandem invites internationally renowned artists to create original fine art prints in its printmaking studio. Using an array of traditional and contemporary printmaking techniques, Tandem has established itself as a leader among international fine art print publishers. Visitors may tour the printmaking studio, view the current exhibition in the gallery, and browse prints in the print study center.

Tandem Press has produced original fine art editions with over ninety artists spanning many artistic styles and subject matter. Current inventory includes work

by Derrick Adams, Richard Bosman, Suzanne Caporael, Robert Cottingham, Lesley Dill, Jim Dine, Jeffrey Gibson, Sam Gilliam, Michelle Grabner, Al Held, Ikeda Manabu, Robert Kelly, David Lynch, Judy Pfaff, Alison Saar, Swoon, Mickalene Thomas, and others.

1743 Commercial Ave. Madison, WI 53704 M–F 9–5 608-263-3437 Paula Panczenko, Director info@tandempress.wisc.edu tandempress.wisc.edu

Gallery exhibitions feature curated selections from Tandem’s inventory as well as work by UW-Madison Printmaking MFA candidates.

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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 recent sales are featured below.

View the 2022 schedules on chicagogallerynews.com.

A self-portrait by Frida Kahlo, Diego and I, from 1949, sold for $34.9 million at Sotheby’s in November 2021, setting an auction benchmark for the most expensive artwork by a Latin American artist.

On September 28, 2021, Hindman Auctions set a new world auction record for Martin Wong’s Persuit (El Que Gane Pierde - He Who Wins Looses), 1984, which sold for $1.1 million in its Post War & Contemporary Art Auction. It had been offered with an estimate of $500,000 to $700,000.

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BONHAMS

Bonhams: Auctioneers for the 21st Century Bonhams is a privately owned international auction house and is one of the world’s largest and most renowned auctioneers of fine arts, decorative arts, motor cars, books & manuscripts, modern design, and jewelry.

Bonhams has a heritage and reputation for connoisseurship and bespoke service known throughout the world. We conduct more than 400 specialist sales a year in 60 different categories at our flagship sale rooms in London, Paris, New York, Los Angeles, and Hong Kong. The breadth of our reach means that Bonhams can offer items for sale wherever the works will attract the strongest interest and keenest bidding. Matching the item to the sale is an art in itself - and Bonhams has become a master at it.

With specialists in every major area of collecting, our depth of knowledge and expertise makes Bonhams a natural choice as the place to buy and sell.

200 E. Randolph, Ste. 5100 Chicago, IL 60601 By appointment only 773–267–3300 Director, Natalie Waechter natalie.waechter@bonhams.com www.bonhams.com

Currently accepting consignments in all collecting categories.

Visit bonhams.com for exhibition and auction schedules.

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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, Chicago, Palm Beach, London, Paris, Geneva, Amsterdam and Hong Kong.

The most popular auction house website, HA.com, has 1.5 million registered bidder-members and searchable, free archives of five million past auction records with prices realized, descriptions and enlargeable photos.

Complimentary Auction Estimates Find out what your items are worth by scheduling an in-person or virtual consultation.

222 W. Hubbard Chicago, IL 60654 312–260–7200 Open M–F 10–5 Roberta Kramer RobertaK@HA.com www.HA.com 144

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HINDMAN AUCTIONS

Hindman, an internationally recognized fine art auction house, offers its clients an unyielding focus on service and holistic solutions to connect to the global art market. Hindman conducts over 100 auctions annually in collecting categories such as jewelry, fine art, modern design, books & manuscripts, furniture, decorative arts, couture, Asian arts, and numismatics, among others. Founded and headquartered in Chicago, Hindman’s regional offices are located in Atlanta, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Denver, Milwaukee, Naples, Palm Beach, San Diego, Scottsdale, St. Louis and Washington D.C. Founded in 1982, Hindman provides private collectors, estate professionals and institutions comprehensive art services including valuation, auction, private treaty sales, collection management as well as disposition and acquisition advice. Hindman also offers appraisal services for clients seeking market value, gift tax, insurance and estate tax appraisals. Hindman has had the privilege of handling many prominent estates and collections from distinguished museums, institutions, corporations, and private individuals.

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

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SOTHEBY’S Established in 1744, Sotheby’s is the world’s largest, most trusted and dynamic marketplace for art and luxury. We empower our international community of collectors and connoisseurs to discover, acquire, finance and consign fine art and rare objects. Our reputation for trust and authenticity is backed by our unparalleled global network of specialists spanning 40 countries and 44 departments, which include Contemporary Art, Modern and Impressionist Art, Old Masters, Chinese Works of Art, jewelry, watches, wine and spirits, and interiors, among many others. Guided by our forward-thinking spirit of innovation, we host over 600 auctions annually and offer a cross-category selection of items available for immediate purchase via both digital and physical shopping experiences as well as private sales.

980 N. Michigan Ave., Ste. 1815 Chicago, IL 60611

By Appointment Only 312–475–7900 Gary Metzner chicago@sothebys.com www.sothebys.com @sothebys

VIEW AUCTIONS ON CHICAGOGALLERYNEWS.COM

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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.

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.

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.

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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.

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ADAMS APPRAISAL LLC Adams Appraisal is a full service Art & Furniture Appraisal firm serving Chicago and surrounding areas. We appraise most forms of personal property; Art, Antiques, Collectables, Antique or Modern Furniture, Firearms, and much more.

Insurance, Trusts & Estates, Litigation, or current market valuations.

312–885–5964 Info@AdamsAppraisalLLC.com www.AdamsAppraisalLLC.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

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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 Tu-F 10am-6pm Felice Marcano Davis consulting@chicagoartsource.com www.chicagoartsource.com

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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 in-depth, 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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LOVELL ART ADVISORY

At Lovell Art Advisory, we welcome art collectors, established and new. We determine your collecting goals and curate artwork that resonates with you, sharing introductions to dynamic artist and collecting opportunities. We offer curated visits to art galleries, art museums, art fairs, auctions and artist studios as both in-person and virtual experiences.

As accomplished collection managers for more than twenty years, we take care of all aspects of fine art installations to include art placement, logistics, art handling, and fine art lighting. We specify and coordinate framing and restoration services, and we maintain full documentation to include valuation reporting on behalf of our Private Clients.

225 W. Ohio St. Ste. 200 Chicago, IL 60654 www.lovellartadvisory.com @lovellartadvisory

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For further information, please reach out to contact@lovellartadvisory.com or 1-312-595-1980.

ART SERVICES

Clockwise from left: Callahan Art handling at work at McCormick Place; a conservator at Graphic Conservaton; a set for appraisal from Adams Appraisers.

The following pages list art businesses according to their service specialty. Here you will find many individuals and businesses that provide valuable, expert resources for a range of art and collection needs.

Please note that auction houses are now listed on page 140 and their schedules are included on CGN’s online calendar.

Appraisers, consultants and private dealers are listed on page 146.

• ART HANDLING Transportation, Crating, Installation, Rigging and more

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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

P.O. Box 477029 Chicago, IL (60647) Office: 773–278–1111 Studio: 773–533–1111 callahanartandassociates.com 154

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

TERRY DOWD, INC.

• 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.

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

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.

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

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BLICK ART MATERIALS

• ART SUPPLIES

Blick Art Materials is a one-stop shop for your next creative adventure. We have a wide assortment of art supplies for professional artists, educators, and students alike, including paints, canvas and surfaces, drawing supplies, paper, ceramic, furniture, studio and office supplies, craft supplies, and so much more.

Our welcoming and knowledgeable staff are ready to assist you and can help you find the right material for your next project or can help you pick out the perfect gift for the artist in your life.

Lincoln Park 1574 N. Kingsbury Chicago, IL 60642 M–Sa 10–7; Su 11–5 312–573–0110 www.dickblick.com

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Evanston 1755 Maple Ave. Evanston, IL 60201 M–Sa: 10–7 Su 11–5 847–425–9100 www.dickblick.com

ARTISTS FRAME SERVICE

• FRAMING

Artists Frame Service – Lincoln Park, on Clybourn Avenue.

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–F 10–6; Sa 10–5; Su 11–5

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

Highland Park 225 Skokie Valley Rd. Highland Park, IL 60035 Crossroads Shopping Center 847–831–0003 M–F 10–6; Sa 10–5

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PETERSON PICTURE CO.

• FRAMING

Peterson Picture Co. is an independent, family-run business that has been providing custom framing solutions for over 60 years. Nestled in the Chicago neighborhood of Avondale—and serving clients near and far—we help retail customers, corporations, interior designers, and artists find the perfect framing treatments for their projects.

Affordability and excellent customer service is built into our business philosophy, as is a commitment to minimizing our footprint and working with sustainable, eco-friendly materials. Our showroom and adjacent manufacturing facility spans 13,000 square feet, which allows us to manage multiple projects simultaneously.

2720 W. Belmont Ave. Chicago, IL 60618 M–F, 7–4, Sa 12–4 773–463–8888 Gabriel Zucker info@peterson-picture.com www.peterson-picture.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!

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

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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

GRAPHIC CONSERVATION

• CONSERVATION/ RESTORATION

Graphic Conservation Company has been serving private clients, museums, historical societies, and other institutions since 1982. Offering the highest quality conservation and restoration of all works on paper, our company can accommodate both single items and large collections. Over the years, our company has been entrusted with the conservation of rare and important items of all kinds, from precious family documents to valuable fine art and collectibles to historical artifacts of national significance. Our full-service lab additionally offers a range of museum-quality preservation services to ensure that your newly conserved work on paper is stored and displayed in a safe and archival way. We can also serve your digitization needs with high resolution scanning and printing.

Our collection of specialized tools and equipment enables us to treat paper items suffering from many different types of damage. In our lab, we are able to treat works on paper of any size, from miniature ephemera to oversize artwork. With an extensive library of antique papers and boards, our company also has the unique ability to match repairs when appropriate.

Our team of conservators maintains the highest professional standards set forth by the American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (AIC) when performing conservation treatments.

840 S. Oak Park Ave. Suite 209, Oak Park, IL 60304 Tu–F 8–6 312–738–2657 info@graphicconservation.com www.graphicconservation.com 159

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.

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Willis Towers Watson Northeast, Inc., 12505 Park Potomac Avenue, Suite 300, Potomac, MD 20854 301–581-–4230 Martha Barroso Martha.Barroso@ WillisTowersWatson.com

CHICAGO SCULPTURE EXHIBIT (CSE)

• GROUPS/ASSOC.

In 2001 the Lincoln Park Community Art Initiative was founded by former Alderman Vi Daley, and eight public sculptures were prominently displayed throughout Lincoln Park.

With dedication, incredible artists, caring sponsors, and a passion to showcase public art in our neighborhoods, the program was transformed into the Chicago Sculpture Exhibit (CSE). For the past 20 years, this program has pursued its mission to install largescale sculptures in neighborhoods throughout the city. CSE is proud to say that we have 47 sculptures in this year’s show and we’ve installed a total of 556 sculptures to date!

This year to celebrate our 20th Anniversary, CSE established the Richard Hunt Award, named in honor of Chicago native and world-renowned sculptor, Richard J. Hunt.

Through this award, CSE opens the door to artists who otherwise may not have the resources to produce large-scale public art. A panel of three local museum curators were selected to jury submissions entered by new and emerging artists. The 2021 inaugural recipient of the Richard Hunt Award this year is Gwen Yen Chiu. Her piece, “Thought Vortex,” is reminiscent of work that Richard has produced, and adds a gracious elegance to our exhibition.

We would like to thank our artists, sponsors, partners, contributors, neighborhood organizations, chambers of commerce, local businesses, individual residents, and cultural institutions whose assistance and support make CSE possible. Your dedication to improving our Chicago communities through public art is the heart of this program and we greatly appreciate your support.

As the world is maneuvering through this pandemic, CSE offers a safe experience discovering public art that dot the myriad communities throughout Chicago. These magnificent sculptures bring communities together and spark the inner creativity in all of us to explore, imagine, inspire and marvel at the intersection of engineering and art. For anyone interested in learning more about the artists, a particular piece in the Exhibit, or in purchasing one of the sculptures at the close of the show, we are happy to provide 312–772–2872 more information. Please consider making chicagosculptureexhibit.org a donation to CSE, and/or sponsoring a sculpture.

Facebook @ChicagoSculptureExhibit Twitter @CSESculpture Each year it is an honor to share this unique exhibit with Chicago, and we Download the Otocast App to have look forward to many more years of a mobile audio guide and map to the showcasing public art with you.

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CHICAGO SCULPTURE INTERNATIONAL (CSI)

• GROUPS/ASSOC.

Chicago Sculpture International (CSI) is a non-profit organization with over 250 local, national and international members. CSI champions and supports sculptors and their creative work through local and regional exhibitions, workshops, conferences and presentations.

Plans for 2022 include: • Various outdoor exhibitions, including the Chicago Park District’s Sculpture in the Parks and The Chicago Tree Project • Indoor exhibits of members’ artwork throughout the year at 3D4D by CSI, a Chicago gallery • Our Art Leasing Program for commercial and public spaces • The CSI Biennial of indoor sculpture at the Koehnline Museum of Art View details, membership info and upcoming events on our website.

info@chicagosculpture.org www.chicagosculpture.org 872–240–2793 Facebook @ChicagoSculptureInternational Instagram ChicagoSculptureInternational Image: Janet Austin and Emily Moorhead-Wallace, Nestful, a 2021 Chicago Tree Project sculpture

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