2026 marks the 25th anniversary of Madron Gallery. Madron’s scholarship driven programming creates exhibitions and publications that champion the work of significant, yet often lesser-known artists in the history of art. With an interest in Jewish and Chicago artists, Madron’s inventory of 19th and 20th century paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs, and prints—displayed en suite in our gallery alongside curated exhibitions of both historical and contemporary artists—illuminates artistic connections across decades. ﻿Exhibition essays and publications from the in-house Madron Press are available online. Free parking available. Image: Installation view of "Conversations in Abstraction" at Madron Gallery Fall of 2025.&nbsp;Image courtesy of Madron Gallery.&nbsp;

Ivan Le Lorraine Albright,&nbsp;Bernece Berkman-Hunter,&nbsp;Oscar Bluemner,&nbsp;Aaron Bohrod,&nbsp;Philip Evergood,&nbsp;David Fredenthal,&nbsp;Childe Hassam,&nbsp;Joseph Hirsch,&nbsp;Frederick D Jones, Jr.,&nbsp;&nbsp;Reginald Marsh,&nbsp;Lawton Parker,&nbsp;Jules Pascin,&nbsp;Edna Reindel,&nbsp;George F. Schultz,&nbsp;William S. Schwartz,&nbsp;Everett Shinn,&nbsp;John Sloan,&nbsp;&nbsp;Jack Keijo Steele,&nbsp;Harry Sternberg,&nbsp;Anthony Thieme, and&nbsp;Abraham Walkowitz&nbsp;

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