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Chicago Grand Gallery is a dynamic and welcoming space dedicated to fostering creativity and expanding artistic perspectives. Our mission is to provide an inclusive environment where visitors can explore, learn, and engage with diverse and high-quality artwork. We believe in the transformative power of art to inspire, and through our programming, we encourage individuals to connect with both their personal creativity and the broader artistic community. Chicago Grand Gallery was designed with versatility in mind. Our innovative space features movable modular walls that can be reconfigured, allowing us to tailor the gallery layout to fit the needs of each unique exhibition. This flexibility ensures that our gallery feels fresh and different with every show, creating an exciting and ever-evolving experience for our patrons. In addition to our rotating exhibitions, we offer a range of engaging programs for all ages. Our art school provides classes for children aged 6-14, fostering creativity and self-expression. We also host evening drawing and acting classes in collaboration with the Ukrainian Library "Sister City", creating opportunities for learning and cultural exchange. On select nights, we offer live music performances, movie screenings, and monthly Sofar shows, further enriching the creative community we’ve cultivated. Check our website for more details on upcoming events and exhibitions. We invite you to join us in celebrating the power of art to inspire, challenge, and bring people together. Image: Dmytro Krishovsky “Heritage of Resistance: Heavyweight Graphics of War” caption: gallery view, photo by Luna Prysiazhniuk

Chicago Grand Gallery

Dragonfly Gallery, established in March 2020 and located in East Garfield Park, is committed to fostering inspiration and providing essential resources and opportunities for artists and the community. We host monthly exhibitions featuring a diverse array of artists, from new and emerging to established, focusing on BIPOC artists. In addition, our gallery includes a curated retail space that showcases local artisans, jewelry makers, and vendors. Dragonfly Gallery offers workshops, seminars, and classes for artists and families to engage the community further.&nbsp; All exhibitions are available for online viewing and purchase, ensuring accessibility for all.&nbsp; Opening receptions are on the first Saturday of each exhibition. Subsequent viewings available online and by appointment only.&nbsp;&nbsp;Image: View of gallery, courtesy Dragonfly Gallery&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Dragonfly Gallery & Creative Spaces

Conceived with the vision to return Epiphany to a place for people to once again congregate, the shuttered historic Church of the Epiphany has been preserved and adapted into an iconic cultural hub ‘For the Good of Art, Entertainment and Events. Thoughtfully designed, the exemplary 42,000 square foot campus boasts three distinct venues and a stunning array of amenities, including eight art galleries, a commercial and catering kitchen, cafe and bar, VIP suite and a collection of artistically appointed outdoor spaces: a charming quarter-acre courtyard, spacious terrace and stunning patio with lounge seating. Epiphany’s diverse and inclusive arts programming serves to unite artists, while bringing the community together at Chicago’s newest cultural destination for art, music, and entertainment. For more information about art exhibitions and events, contact <a rel="noopener noreferrer" href="mailto:art@epiphanychi.com" target="_blank">art@epiphanychi.com</a> Photo: Tom McDonald

Epiphany Center for the Arts

The Franklin&nbsp;is an outdoor, backyard gallery space designed to present all kinds of work, from video projections, to paintings, to cardboard creations.&nbsp;

The Franklin

Goldfinch is a commercial gallery that provides compelling physical, conceptual, and discursive frameworks for artists and contemporary visual practices.&nbsp; Artists Represented: Carris Adams; Iris Bernblum; Meghan Borah; Mari Eastman; Andreas Fischer; Azadeh Gholizadeh; Minami Kobayashi; Damon Locks; Jessie Mott; Sherwin Ovid; Scott Wolniak.&nbsp;&nbsp;Image: Installation view of Meghan Borah’s solo exhibition, Ladylike, in 2024. Photo: Ryan Edmund &nbsp;&nbsp;

Goldfinch

2025 schedule listed below. More information about vendors, tickets, parking and transportation is <a rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.randolphstreetmarket.com/2022/02/randolph-street-market-2022-dates/" target="_blank">online</a>.&nbsp; When founder Sally Schwartz embarked upon this journey in 2003, she wanted to create a Chicago version of my favorite antique flea market — London’s Portobello Road — and the Chicago Antique Market was born outside on historic Randolph street and inside Michael Jordan’s basketball gym. Customers came from far and wide to grab our treasures. Randolph Street Market Celebrated Its Platinum Anniversary in 2023. Randolph Street Market receives high praise from interior designers for being a reliable, post-COVID resource for antiques, art and decor — and for pioneering America’s largest urban market for ‘second time around’ sustainability.As Chicago’s one and only, world-famous, European-style antique and vintage flea market festival — named ‘Top Ten USA Markets’ by Travel &amp; Leisure, Architectural Digest, goop, USA Today, and more — Randolph Street Market has been listening intently to the larger interior design community, too. <h3 class="ql-align-center">2025 SCHEDULE</h3>APR 27 – Modern Vintage ChicagoMAY 24+25 – Randolph Street MarketSEP 13+14 – Highland Park Vintage ShindigSEP 27+28 – Randolph Street MarketOCT 5 – Modern Vintage ChicagoNOV 15+16 – Holiday MarketDEC 13+14 – Holiday Market&nbsp;

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