Join Stanley B. Stallworth July 21-23 for the opening weekend of American Justice: She Ain't Blind, a provocative exhibition featuring the work of over thirty artists. 

Each week, CGN interviews a local art dealer to discuss the ins and outs of running a gallery in the city of Chicago. This week we caught up with Randy Alexander.

Opening Friday, July 21 the Chicago Artists Coalition is pleased to present The Mountains Whispered and the Canyon Sang, a solo show featuring BOLT Resident, Luis Sahagun.

Sahagun's solo exhibition is composed of new works such as masks, large scale, sculptures, and paintings.

In recognition of Chicago’s “Year of Public Art,” Chicago Gallery News is featuring a series of articles chronicling milestones of public art in Chicago. The fourth in the series examines the history of controversial public art installations.

This spring we interviewed a couple with an art collection that spans Chicago and Indianapolis. The pair took a turn curating a show at Zolla/Lieberman Gallery in River North. Chicago and Indianapolis – What’s the Connection? is a group exhibition (July 14–August 16) featuring the work of faculty members at the Herron School of Art and Design in Indianapolis.