Day of the Dead Exhibition: To remember
Exhibition Dates: Oct. 12th till November 3rd
Join us for the Opening Reception of The Day of the Dead Exhibition: To Remember. A group exhibition featuring artwork from local Chicago artists reflecting on some common motifs, remembering loved ones, and commenting on contemporary topics today. Enjoy traditional foods, drinks, sugar skull decorating, and local artisan vendors.
Artists in the exhibition: Lucia Herrera, Deborah Paige-Jackson, Bibiana Saucedo, Gabina Jacinto, Joseph Royer, Josie Koznarek, Dan Bi Song, Frida Mejia, Jenna Lozano, Rene Hugo Arceo Frutos, Alma Dominguez, Ivonne Cruz, and Jerome Thymes
Artists in the exhibition: Lucia Herrera, Deborah Paige-Jackson, Bibiana Saucedo, Gabina Jacinto, Joseph Royer, Josie Koznarek, Dan Bi Song, Frida Mejia, Jenna Lozano, Rene Hugo Arceo Frutos, Alma Dominguez, Ivonne Cruz, and Jerome Thymes
Thank you for everyone who came out and support!
Visions Unveiled: Contemporary Art Showcase
Visions Unveiled: Contemporary Art Showcase
Join us for an exciting exhibition that highlights a diverse range of contemporary art pieces. From vibrant paintings to thought-provoking sculpture, this exhibition promises to inspire and captivate art enthusiasts of all kinds.
Darrell Cruse, Deborah Paige-Jackson, Heather Humbert, Jonathan Rivera, Julia Kemerer, Juniper James, Kate Ouwenga, Kathleen Nesbitt, Lorenzo Dolce, Lorenzo Medrano, Michael Dwiggins, Miriam Modena, Paulo Carvalho, Priya Tripathi, Sarah O'Neill, Thomas Mosley, Victoria Park and Xuanyi Zhao.
Join us for an exciting exhibition that highlights a diverse range of contemporary art pieces. From vibrant paintings to thought-provoking sculpture, this exhibition promises to inspire and captivate art enthusiasts of all kinds.
Darrell Cruse, Deborah Paige-Jackson, Heather Humbert, Jonathan Rivera, Julia Kemerer, Juniper James, Kate Ouwenga, Kathleen Nesbitt, Lorenzo Dolce, Lorenzo Medrano, Michael Dwiggins, Miriam Modena, Paulo Carvalho, Priya Tripathi, Sarah O'Neill, Thomas Mosley, Victoria Park and Xuanyi Zhao.
Please join us for the opening Reception on Friday, Sept. 6th from 6pm till 9pm
Exhibition Dates
Friday, Sept. 6th through Sunday 29th
Exploration
Exhibition dates
Aug. 9th-Aug. 26th
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Exploration is a two-person exhibition of Lucia Herrera and Jim Brady’s current work that represents their personal experiences. Jim capturing moments of time and spaces of reflection, fine toning his aesthetic vocabulary. Lucia on the other hand explores the psychological inner worlds. Collectively, in dialogue with each other, giving us a glimpse into how they see their worlds.
Artistic Discoveries: A group Exhibition
Exhibition dates: April 8th till April 28th 2024
Welcome to a creative showcase like no other! Join us for an eclectic display of various artists' works that will surely captivate your senses. This in-person event aims to celebrate diversity in art, offering you a chance to explore **different styles** and **unique perspectives**. Artists: Artists: Yasmina Kacila, Isabella Covert, Kloie Louise, Karen Sugay, Katie Vota, River MacLeod, Jake Zarate, Jane Reed, Nicole Fuentes, Lotus Heartly, Miriam Modena, Jen Adams, Kenneth Verdugo, Victoria Park, Nathan Ward, and Carla Castro Gomez
Black Lives Matter 2024 Exhibition
Saturday, Feb. 24th till March 24th
Black Lives Matter Exhibition is a group of artwork that addresses the struggle and the injustice experienced by all minorities. For centuries art has had the power to change the world. Not only can it reflect the world we live in but also inspire and move us to change the world. The artwork also celebrates identity and culture.
Artists in the exhibition: Joseph Royer, Josh Gorton, Deborah Paige-Jackson, Mina Sakatani, Aaron Spiller, Miela Foster, Robert Vargas, Kim Basile, Sara Peak Convery, and Victoria Park
Artists in the exhibition: Joseph Royer, Josh Gorton, Deborah Paige-Jackson, Mina Sakatani, Aaron Spiller, Miela Foster, Robert Vargas, Kim Basile, Sara Peak Convery, and Victoria Park
Art in Action: How Artists Helped Illinois End Money Bond
Exhibition dates Feb. 25th till March 25th 2024
Join the Illinois Network for Pretrial Justice at the DragonFly Gallery on February 25th at 2pm as we celebrate the three year anniversary of the Pretrial Fairness Act being signed into law with the opening of “Art in Action: How Artists Helped Illinois End Money Bond”! This exhibit features art created to support the fight for pretrial justice in Illinois including prints, banners, signs, short films and photos documenting our movement for pretrial fairness.
The event will feature a short program beginning at 2:30pm featuring State Senator Robert Peters and movement organizers.
The event will feature a short program beginning at 2:30pm featuring State Senator Robert Peters and movement organizers.
Art has the power to inform, challenge and change public opinion. In Illinois, artists played a crucial role in the movement to end money bond. For nearly a decade, communities across our state worked together to pass the Pretrial Fairness Act, a law that has made Illinois the first state to end the practice of jailing people who were awaiting trial simply because they couldn’t afford to purchase their freedom.
Artists came together with the Illinois Network for Pretrial Justice and created pieces using a variety of mediums to educate the public about the harms caused by wealth-based jailing. Their work also helped inform the public about ways this injustice could be addressed.
This exhibit features art created over the last nine years including prints, banners, signs, short films and photos documenting our movement for pretrial fairness.
Artists came together with the Illinois Network for Pretrial Justice and created pieces using a variety of mediums to educate the public about the harms caused by wealth-based jailing. Their work also helped inform the public about ways this injustice could be addressed.
This exhibit features art created over the last nine years including prints, banners, signs, short films and photos documenting our movement for pretrial fairness.
humbleDeity x dragonfly gallery: emergent! Pop-up show
Guest Curator: Cay
January 26th 2024
6pm till 8:30
January 26th 2024
6pm till 8:30
humbleDeity and DragonFLY Gallery Present EMERGENT!
One night pop-up showcase by works of BIPOC and LGBTQ+ Artists
humbleDeity is an initiative started in 2020 by Cay Mims to curate spaces for creative conversations and collaborations, guided by the fundamental idea that we are all creators. It combines Cay’s curatorial interests and goals to create more accessible, community focused art programming.
Artists: Georgia Shankel, Trinity Clay, Tatyanna Taylor, Z Pearson, Christina Sifri, Christine M. Schröder, Robert Vargas, Noah Hook, Jonathan Antos, Caeli Kean, Brittany Worsham, Lemareye Jones, Adaris N.Y.L.O, Katy Wicks, Yasmina Kacila, Julian Sarria, Olivia Jobbe, Jessica Jiyoung Park and David Simpson
If you have any questions, comments or concerns, please reach out to Cay at [email protected]
One night pop-up showcase by works of BIPOC and LGBTQ+ Artists
humbleDeity is an initiative started in 2020 by Cay Mims to curate spaces for creative conversations and collaborations, guided by the fundamental idea that we are all creators. It combines Cay’s curatorial interests and goals to create more accessible, community focused art programming.
Artists: Georgia Shankel, Trinity Clay, Tatyanna Taylor, Z Pearson, Christina Sifri, Christine M. Schröder, Robert Vargas, Noah Hook, Jonathan Antos, Caeli Kean, Brittany Worsham, Lemareye Jones, Adaris N.Y.L.O, Katy Wicks, Yasmina Kacila, Julian Sarria, Olivia Jobbe, Jessica Jiyoung Park and David Simpson
If you have any questions, comments or concerns, please reach out to Cay at [email protected]
