West Town, Wicker Park, Ukrainian Village, Kinzie Corridor, Humboldt Park

West Town

Wisconsin

IL • MI • IN

West Loop, Fulton Market, East Garfield Park

West Loop and West Side

Evanston, The North Shore, Northern, Western and Southern Suburbs

Suburbs

Old Town, Lincoln Park, Lakeview, Roscoe Village, Bucktown, Wicker Park, Logan Square, Lincoln Square, Ravenswood, Uptown, Edgewater, Andersonville, Rogers Park

North Side

Michigan Avenue, Streeterville, The Gold Coast, The Loop, and South Loop

Michigan Avenue

Pilsen, Bridgeport, Chinatown, plus Hyde Park, Jackson Park/Dorchester, and Bronzeville

South Side

Superior and Franklin streets, West Chicago Ave, and down to Merchandise Mart and the River

River North

Chicago’s legendary&nbsp;<a href="http://www.oldtownartfair.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Old Town Art Fair</a>&nbsp;returns to the heart of the historic Old&nbsp;Town&nbsp;Triangle&nbsp;Historic&nbsp;District (Main Gate at the intersection of Lincoln and Wisconsin Streets) on Saturday and Sunday,&nbsp;June 13 and 14, 2026.&nbsp;Established in 1948, the Old Town Art Fair is one of Chicago’s oldest juried art fairs and one of the first fine art fairs of its kind in the country. For fifty years, two events have been held in Old Town on the second weekend in June; the Old Town Art Fair and the Wells Street Art Festival are separate events.Organized by the non-profit&nbsp;Old Town Triangle Association&nbsp;and completely volunteer-run, this year’s Fair will be the most festive in its milestone 76-year history, attracting over 230 artists from across the country plus live music on two stages; an array of classic Chicago food and beverage options from local vendors; a dedicated Children’s Corner featuring interactive activities and crafts for kids; and the return of self-guided Garden Walks in over 50 gardens in the Old Town Triangle neighborhood.&nbsp;Annually, the Fair introduces artists to an estimated 30,000 art lovers over the course of the two-day event.&nbsp;Matthew Langer, Old Town Art Fair 2026 Chair, says, “I couldn’t be more excited to join as this year’s Chair of such an incredible gem of arts and culture in our great city. After breaking records at our 75thannual fair last year, we look forward to returning bigger and better this year… there will be something for everyone to discover in this year’s Fair!”&nbsp;The Old Town Art Fair will take place, rain or shine, Saturday, June 13, from 10am-7pm, and Sunday, June 14, from 10am-6pm. Proceeds from the suggested donation of $13 for adults (free for children) go&nbsp;directly back into local schools, arts, and cultural programs in the area, including historic and architectural preservation clubs; the Menomonee Club; and the Old Town Triangle Association.Selected by a jury of local art professionals, including gallery owners, museum curators, and artists, the Fair features a dynamic mix of artists working across media, including paintings, sculpture, photography, printmaking, ceramics, glass, fiber, jewelry, and more. Over 700 artists apply each year for a coveted spot within the Fair.Along with the visual art offerings, the Garden Walk--an attendee-favorite year after year--offers visitors the opportunity to tour over 50 gardens, many of which are private and only viewable during the Art Fair. Organizers provide historical information, fun facts, and anecdotes about the homes, architecture, and past and present residents. Old Town’s quaint green spaces make the neighborhood a charming and delightful destination for locals and tourists alike.&nbsp;For&nbsp;more&nbsp;information,&nbsp;please&nbsp;visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.oldtownartfair.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">oldtownartfair.org</a>&nbsp;or&nbsp;follow&nbsp;along&nbsp;on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/oldtownartfair/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Instagram</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/OldTownArtFair/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Facebook</a>.ABOUT&nbsp;THE&nbsp;OLD&nbsp;TOWN&nbsp;TRIANGLE&nbsp;ASSOCIATIONThe Old Town Triangle Association (OTTA) is a community-based, not-for-profit organization dedicated&nbsp;toenhancing&nbsp;the&nbsp;quality&nbsp;of&nbsp;life&nbsp;for&nbsp;neighbors&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;historic&nbsp;Old&nbsp;Town&nbsp;Triangle&nbsp;District on Chicago’s north side. The&nbsp;OTTA&nbsp;hosts&nbsp;the&nbsp;Old&nbsp;Town&nbsp;Art&nbsp;Fair&nbsp;along&nbsp;with&nbsp;many&nbsp;other&nbsp;neighborhood&nbsp;initiatives&nbsp;and works to maintain the historic, landmarked buildings that make Old Town a unique and wonderful community. The“Triangle&nbsp;Building”&nbsp;at&nbsp;1763&nbsp;N.&nbsp;North&nbsp;Park&nbsp;serves&nbsp;as&nbsp;OTTA’s&nbsp;community&nbsp;center,&nbsp;meeting&nbsp;place, and neighborhood resource.

Old Town Art Fair 2026

Wednesday, June 17&nbsp;•&nbsp;4:30 PM - 7 PM Join us with Craig Bergmann to celebrate his new release, The Art of Fine Gardening. Enjoy an evening of conversation with Craig and sip a cocktail inspired by his gardens. Copies of&nbsp;The Art of Fine Gardening&nbsp;will be available for purchase. Landscape Design by Craig Bergmann &amp; Photography by Scott Shigley "Craig brought his life’s work and design philosophy to the page with the publication of&nbsp;The Art of Fine Gardening, co-authored with CBLD [Craig Bergmann Landscape Design] Director of Horticulture Russell Buvala. Equal parts monograph and practical manual, the book guides readers through a range of garden styles and offers insight into how to author a garden from initial concept through full maturity. It is an essential resource for design professionals, passionate gardeners, and anyone who loves the beauty of a well-crafted outdoor space." Read more on&nbsp;<a href="https://craigbergmann.com/meet-craig/" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="color: rgb(54, 89, 227);" target="_blank">Craig Bergmann's website</a>...

Craig Bergmann Book Signing

Our spring show, New Works: A Group Show, opens today! Stop in to see a dynamic collection of new works by several of our gallery artists, including Pamela Crady, Ruth Hamill, Takefumi Hori, Fontaine Scarelli, Charles Shotwell and Cat Tesla.New Works will be on view through June 20th.

New Works: A Group Show

Highlights of this closely-curated sale include remarkable rarities from the golden age of conjuring: a diverse array of Houdiniana, Victorian magic apparatus, relics from the stages of St. George's Hall, rare posters, select modern props, and choice ephemera.&nbsp;Place your bids now at&nbsp;<a href="http://url2796.potterauctions.com/ls/click?upn=u001.Xrkv5MDx4JU-2BcO33dbI1-2BQkLeC4Nhem9skMoCbF6bGTlMpvd2axwZTvc5s4Oz2NRU7Oh0eZgvyu-2FMgZ1o1EWkm6BVzvkn-2FOaGdLVCScEvDLlxcmW2N29QW-2FlthOvidQnyBSBqyWfp5ziAL9VCTy7ZJVFJ6iPgO6JWpt-2FAuh3TD4-3D3HsB_F-2B18IOO1ZU6iY4K-2F9Q9GBGu5rvP-2BL20ZUrVQMSgnAy2dkeZXZkSsnZVlr-2Bsr2mNTUSMMfJD2V-2FRPtVrL8NfH4MWoyTSv-2Fyqsu4C6D0fiDQ-2BLBqJgatEkN4IUtF3tPjYXcgMqxm8BCJBDpA3q8R7K6T7JU8TvIZqFl6RAfKYsIHCYw2whXcBxxBYGwlUSEvsYNSSfKwMPTVSJirOafb9oiM0aQGFW2gxjM6T-2FF1UVOyht12Y0RINWpYe-2Bg79Csx3R1We-2BP4c6Q42fH7BtMvVI9-2F8hgYz-2FCtj1Ry3YPcsEQ2-2BUir-2BGMw0h3A2L7bOeV4xr" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">POTTERAUCTIONS.COM</a><a href="http://url2796.potterauctions.com/ls/click?upn=u001.Xrkv5MDx4JU-2BcO33dbI1-2BQkLeC4Nhem9skMoCbF6bGTwWvV7W6IocFx6yAX4Lr8y5Skx7M5G-2B4Pgmfgpym8LjQ-3D-3DENcu_F-2B18IOO1ZU6iY4K-2F9Q9GBGu5rvP-2BL20ZUrVQMSgnAy2dkeZXZkSsnZVlr-2Bsr2mNTUSMMfJD2V-2FRPtVrL8NfH4MWoyTSv-2Fyqsu4C6D0fiDQ-2BLBqJgatEkN4IUtF3tPjYXcgMqxm8BCJBDpA3q8R7K6Z82l0mlvfzQdKIxbbVifBNLIw68Lxa4T-2F1cT0hKpk1B3e-2FEbvncVwz9Jun0wV97AJhh-2BMmQXmNjrE1-2BJKPXJvhXho2fdnnV3H8TR5XM-2ButkeupXUXmhfYePuWFmN6D-2BBoWhF8qnzYwNzR2OsuQxxG-2BwBWNLKH4QnzCKmBuu-2Fw0F" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Register now</a>&nbsp;or&nbsp;<a href="http://url2796.potterauctions.com/ls/click?upn=u001.Xrkv5MDx4JU-2BcO33dbI1-2BQkLeC4Nhem9skMoCbF6bGTwWvV7W6IocFx6yAX4Lr8ysLJDk6xWcmZMLAkQMEZtkA-3D-3DDzfF_F-2B18IOO1ZU6iY4K-2F9Q9GBGu5rvP-2BL20ZUrVQMSgnAy2dkeZXZkSsnZVlr-2Bsr2mNTUSMMfJD2V-2FRPtVrL8NfH4MWoyTSv-2Fyqsu4C6D0fiDQ-2BLBqJgatEkN4IUtF3tPjYXcgMqxm8BCJBDpA3q8R7K6fSsT2bus6Sav-2Bgd-2FBgWniwdNOqM4GEfY0uyCmI5iUCdo7KJXrs4z8n1anH2HJ9BzyHHlZx0qHiUsbO08VhXG9PCsidECQQJsuCdcuTxL-2FJ0VuavHcFi9itXRYiTfb5JK1MO3kcmUNUO6Bm98ubTGoHX-2FqzL1MY3vpl3YNvg8k3D" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Sign in</a>&nbsp;below.&nbsp;<a href="mailto:info@potterauctions.com?subject=&amp;body=" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">EMAIL</a>&nbsp;us or call 773.472.1442 to leave phone or absentee bids. <a href="http://url2796.potterauctions.com/ls/click?upn=u001.Xrkv5MDx4JU-2BcO33dbI1-2BXiljQZ-2BTOF-2FzsIL8hSncv-2FpLP-2BiHqe-2BqkIDq48TUhqFVOZJ9nwE4WlVFpKM-2FBThiw-3D-3DttVW_F-2B18IOO1ZU6iY4K-2F9Q9GBGu5rvP-2BL20ZUrVQMSgnAy2dkeZXZkSsnZVlr-2Bsr2mNTUSMMfJD2V-2FRPtVrL8NfH4MWoyTSv-2Fyqsu4C6D0fiDQ-2BLBqJgatEkN4IUtF3tPjYXcgMqxm8BCJBDpA3q8R7K6fUVQm0cST0LyffXO-2Bw72MSHaWbg2szyv62q-2BRxgv7qawaVCdA4-2B4jwiN6Zo3PntFuLKVG9VFBGswtEUTkZZw60pYBXeAeK0h46F53Zh-2Fo6gU-2BEScueTWZhTa2ikxqAq8tLox2VjL1c10KSFejCmFZuf766z-2B1yiiZbSHVv4YtK9" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">CATALOG</a>

Magicana in the Golden Age

What is the difference between “looking” and “seeing”? How is meaning made and how do forms signify? These questions have concerned Chicago-based artist Alice Tippit (b. 1975) for more than a decade. Her paintings and works on paper generate multiple layers of meaning through poetic techniques like metaphor, serving as indirect references rather than clear, straightforward representations. The images in Tippit’s paintings float between the familiar and the enigmatic––recognizable forms and shapes are removed from any clear context or obvious meaning. Included in this exhibition are a selection of Tippit’s works from the past ten years as well as new commissioned works.&nbsp;This exhibition is Alice Tippit’s first museum solo presentation and is accompanied by a fully-illustrated catalog published by DePaul Art Museum, distributed by the University of Chicago Press, designed by Omnivore, with essays from Ionit Behar, Johanna Fateman, and Mary Simpson.Alice Tippit: Rose Obsolete&nbsp;is organized by DePaul Art Museum and curated by Ionit Behar, PhD. ​<a rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://patrongallery.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=fe9966abed200e47655a01bab&amp;id=18119f4d8e&amp;e=9e3563b61b" target="_blank">More Information</a> Image: ALICE TIPPIT, Fool, 2022, Oil on canvas, 13" x 10" x 1"

Alice Tippit: Rose Obsolete

“I start with a line–anywhere. A desire to open the space to uncover the reality living deep within.”&nbsp;-Barbara Nessim&nbsp;Since the 1960s, Barbara Nessim (b. 1939) has developed a unique visual language in painting and drawing that challenges traditional gender norms. As one of the first women to gain prominence in the male-dominated world of commercial art and illustration, Nessim’s work confronts stereotypes about femininity and sexuality, while also celebrating the agency of women. In every facet of her work—whether as a visual artist, illustrator, designer, teacher, or archivist—Nessim’s practice is guided by an insatiable curiosity, driving her to continually explore new ideas, techniques, and mediums. A pioneer in computer art during the 1980s, Nessim has had an impact far beyond the art world, including fashion, advertising, and pop culture. By consistently challenging norms and pushing the boundaries of artistic expression, Nessim continues creating work that is as relevant and resonant today as it was when she first began her career.&nbsp;Barbara Nessim’s solo exhibition at DePaul Art Museum—her first one in Chicago—includes paintings, drawings, computer art prints, a site specific installation, with special emphasis on the artist’s sketchbooks or her “forever books,” as she calls them, which have been instrumental to her creative process. “The books tell the story, they see it all, the good parts, the bad, and the ugly. Nothing escapes. Nothing edited. It’s the rule [...] It must have a beginning and an end, just as I live my life.”&nbsp;Barbara Nessim: My Compass Is the Line&nbsp;is organized by DePaul Art Museum and curated by Ionit Behar, PhD.&nbsp;Image: Barbara Nessim,&nbsp;Women with Mask,&nbsp;1966. Photo by David Smith.&nbsp;

Barbara Nessim: My Compass Is the Line

This sale encompasses Hollywood, sports, and music memorabilia; as well as toys, comics, and pop culture collectibles. Highlights include a Walt Disney letter from a newly discovered trove of material belonging to actor Chester Morris; a pair of cast and crew mugs gifted by John Wayne; an original Charles Addams cartoon published in&nbsp;The New Yorker; and a complete Harlem Globetrotters player-issued uniform.&nbsp; Place your bids now at&nbsp;<a href="http://url2796.potterauctions.com/ls/click?upn=u001.Xrkv5MDx4JU-2BcO33dbI1-2BQkLeC4Nhem9skMoCbF6bGTlMpvd2axwZTvc5s4Oz2NRU7Oh0eZgvyu-2FMgZ1o1EWkkKyrQB6ha7ctrjwBCZf3ucOFMl8Fq57-2FGXj73yh8suV8LSTN6YpuoOMNTM6eyXvZf74HgF4wiEhAt8NVZfQ-2B5A-3DUkJ3_F-2B18IOO1ZU6iY4K-2F9Q9GBGu5rvP-2BL20ZUrVQMSgnAy2dkeZXZkSsnZVlr-2Bsr2mNTUSMMfJD2V-2FRPtVrL8NfH4Ds34VMwGtZzMt3oeOUL54hkQeaaRmd4jwXTE7T2Vtxg-2BfAIFsmpz2x6gC-2B-2FnvNOcmK5U9Y7i3ti9StHk67CEuwPcPyFiR9tnAfGZ-2FahiwaUHnFDGf48jl5Ult2wO3Qfhr9y1-2FS8K3NnYxhQKccM6c119um-2FfPhht3Xwg8JstIoXelJ6-2BguWXBjbpCNMgdX5hoqc9PgxFk2Jj6TO1v6RrAEi3HvixOf-2B6Md6wzPEMgMs" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">POTTERAUCTIONS.COM</a><a href="http://url2796.potterauctions.com/ls/click?upn=u001.Xrkv5MDx4JU-2BcO33dbI1-2BQkLeC4Nhem9skMoCbF6bGTwWvV7W6IocFx6yAX4Lr8y5Skx7M5G-2B4Pgmfgpym8LjQ-3D-3DuxIV_F-2B18IOO1ZU6iY4K-2F9Q9GBGu5rvP-2BL20ZUrVQMSgnAy2dkeZXZkSsnZVlr-2Bsr2mNTUSMMfJD2V-2FRPtVrL8NfH4Ds34VMwGtZzMt3oeOUL54hkQeaaRmd4jwXTE7T2Vtxg-2BfAIFsmpz2x6gC-2B-2FnvNOcjuWu0KvXMUlv8Z4nC9D9Dx3RGEMxAY5cTK5uiYS6pW3Ot-2FvdVZwBUne3C-2FM-2BUQidSR3o3TQxeyqVMLC-2BaKAJkAD2wWBVa4AwIU9OjOY-2Bz9EXKYuhY97ImJsAN5orXvuyRQmwEgJWIriuSNN3Nxns4wl6qnKqZVofuJ-2FvNWVu97E" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Register now</a>&nbsp;or&nbsp;<a href="http://url2796.potterauctions.com/ls/click?upn=u001.Xrkv5MDx4JU-2BcO33dbI1-2BQkLeC4Nhem9skMoCbF6bGTwWvV7W6IocFx6yAX4Lr8ysLJDk6xWcmZMLAkQMEZtkA-3D-3DXvkq_F-2B18IOO1ZU6iY4K-2F9Q9GBGu5rvP-2BL20ZUrVQMSgnAy2dkeZXZkSsnZVlr-2Bsr2mNTUSMMfJD2V-2FRPtVrL8NfH4Ds34VMwGtZzMt3oeOUL54hkQeaaRmd4jwXTE7T2Vtxg-2BfAIFsmpz2x6gC-2B-2FnvNOcuCTKRnGZtLBV-2FcO0VV7vqMPFtn64PPOGqU1C9w6bulwqizcc-2Fls5BITTa-2BBOtAbJiW49GsMz1Wv-2FKbwr-2BfXPRWApw-2BGPMjcAFS0YxpCW6qCwjzoHe7eG5fdNmttEFqQGvCAYdxrGMKTd81BK21Px3PpieNd2Jkawlp6QJT29jGL" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Sign in</a>&nbsp;below.&nbsp;<a href="mailto:info@potterauctions.com?subject=&amp;body=" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">EMAIL</a>&nbsp;us or call 773.472.1442 to leave phone or absentee bids.

Hollywood, Pop Culture, & Collectibles

<h2>Feel Free</h2> Featuring Paulina Ho, Rachel Hayden, Jeremy Miranda, and Hanna Lee Joshi. May 15 to June 27, 2026 <a href="https://luma.com/mft1i4iz" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Details and opening RSVP</a>

Feel Free

Featuring one-of-a-kind fine art prints, Chicago Printmakers Collaborative is displaying a gallery show focused on the monoprint &amp; monotype. Come to the Reception on Thursday, April 2nd from 5-8pm for a first look at this selection of gorgeous prints.&nbsp; <a href="https://chicagoprintmakers.com/print-making-gallery-chicago/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Monoprint: one of a kind</a>&nbsp;will be on view through mid July, 2026.

Monoprint: One of a Kind

Sawhorse is thrilled to present the third iteration of The Museum of I Love You So Much, a curatorial project organized by Los Angeles-based artist and writer Hannah Tishkoff. Exhibiting artists include Deen Babakhyi, Megan Lee, Jenna Beasley, Flannery McDonnell, Jerry Bleem, Tatiana Sky, Cookie Bunk, Amy Stober, Julia Yerger, and Jack Kearney Photo by Deen Babakhyi

The Museum of I Love You So Much #3

Martin Wong: Chinatown USA&nbsp;traces the development of the work of the queer painter and poet, highlighting Wong’s connection with the art and&nbsp;culture&nbsp;of&nbsp;Asia,&nbsp;inparticular through&nbsp;his&nbsp;collecting&nbsp;of&nbsp;pre-modern&nbsp;Asian&nbsp;art and antiquities and his explorations of the Chinatowns of New York and San Francisco from 1970 through the 1990s. A large portion of the exhibition is devoted to his Chinatown paintings, which were the subject of a major exhibition titled&nbsp;Chinatown USA&nbsp;presented at P.P.O.W. Gallery in New York City and the San Francisco Art Institute in 1993. These works depict notable architecture such as the Chinese pagoda-style building at 241 Canal Street, iconic actor Bruce Lee and Peking opera performer Mei Lanfang, festivities like the Chinese New Year Parade, and&nbsp;street&nbsp;scenes. The exhibition also explores Wong’s interest in counterculture communities (such as Puerto Rican poets and graffiti artists) and language through his poetry and American Sign Language paintings. The latter are presented alongside a&nbsp;small&nbsp;selection&nbsp;of works by artists of the modern graffiti movement from Wong’s personal&nbsp;collection,&nbsp;which he donatedto&nbsp;the Museum&nbsp;of the City of New York in 1994. Wong died in 1999 at the age of 53 from an AIDS-related illness.&nbsp;Martin Wong: Chinatown USA&nbsp;is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue published by Halsted A&amp;A Foundation and Gregory R. Miller &amp; Co. Edited by Yasufumi Nakamori, it includes six essays by leading scholars Solomon&nbsp;Adler, Lisa Hsiao Chen, Mark&nbsp;D.&nbsp;Johnson,&nbsp;Vivian&nbsp;Li, Margo Machida, and Lydia Yee.

Martin Wong: Chinatown USA

‘What We Saved: Femmage Revisited’ is a juried exhibition organized by The Gallery of Contemporary Mosaics and the Chicago Collage Community. The included work highlights collage as a uniquely feminine art form of saving, fragmenting, and mending to tell women’s stories.&nbsp;This exhibition aims to honor collage and its history while inspiring contemporary collage artists to reconsider their work through the Femmage framework, which is both openly political and deeply personal.

What We Saved: Femmage Revisited

The Path to Nowhere Errol Ortiz and Stanley Dean Edwards Oliva Gallery presents The Path to Nowhere, a two-person exhibition featuring Errol Ortiz and Stanley Dean Edwards. Bringing together two distinct Chicago-connected artists, the exhibition places Ortiz’s charged, symbol-rich Imagist language in direct conversation with Edwards’s disciplined geometric abstraction. Ortiz’s work moves through current events, social tension, pattern, humor, and unease, while Edwards builds pressure through structure, color, and precise compositional restraint. Together, their work creates a space of visual suspension, where images scatter, forms lock into place, and two very different artistic logics meet in unexpected cohesion.The opening reception will also include a screening of a short documentary on Errol Ortiz by On The Real Film in collaboration with Pentimenti Productions. The film premieres at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago on May 26 as part of a series on Chicago artists, with the June 12 reception offering a more intimate opportunity to view the film and meet the artist.

The Path to Nowhere with Errol Ortiz and Stanley Dean Edwards

Chicago Sculpture InternationalCSI Project Space Gallery EXHIBITION DATES: June 5 - July 31, 2026OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, June 5, 2026, 6–9 pm “Abstract Expressions” explores the raw, unfiltered language of gesture, color, and movement—where emotion takes form beyond representation and meaning emerges through instinct rather than depiction. Influenced by the bold innovations of artists such as Willem de Kooning, whose restless surfaces redefined the boundaries of abstraction, the pieces in this exhibition embrace tension, rhythm, and spontaneity. In these artworks, control and chaos coexist, echoing the human condition in all its vulnerability and force.&nbsp;Abstract Expressions is not about what is seen, but what is felt—an immersive encounter with the energy of creation itself, emotion made visible. Exhibiting Artists: Nikki Anderson, Pinar Aral, Tomas Co, Darlys Ewoldt, Ted Sitting Crow Garner, Shelley Gilchrist, Peter Gray, Carol Hammerman, Kasia Kay, Victoria Kowalczyk, Laurie LeBreton, Patrick Miceli, Scott Mossman, Rebecca Russow, Marvin Shafer, Yvette Kaiser Smith, Pat Stephens, Rich Stewart, Michele Thrane Curator: Micki LeMieux The CSI Project Space Gallery is located at 1912 N. Damen Ave.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Gallery Hours: Fri, 2-6 pm; Sat, 12-4 pm; Sun, 1-5 pm

Abstract Expressions

<h2>Wonderland</h2> A solo exhibition with Collin van der Sluijs in partnership with&nbsp;<a href="https://verticalgallery.com/pages/upcoming" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);" target="_blank">Vertical Gallery</a>. July 10 to August 22, 2026

Wonderland

Our summer&nbsp;show,&nbsp;Elements of Summer featuring Ana Zanic, Adam Thomas and Beth Herman Adler,&nbsp;opens on Thursday, June 25th with a reception in the gallery from 5-7 pm. We hope you'll join us for an evening of arresting art, engaging conversation and light refreshments!Elements of Summer&nbsp;will be on view through September 5th.

Elements of Summer featuring Ana Zanic, Adam Thomas and Beth Herman Adler

A duo exhibition featuring Emmy Star Brown and Danym Kwon. August 28 to October 17, 2026

Emmy Star Brown and Danym Kwon

<h2>Winter Camp</h2>A group exhibition of artworks and original screen prints featuring Wyatt Hersey, Anna Valdez, Melissa Lakey, and Esther Pearl Watson. In collaboration with&nbsp;<a href="https://www.thejaunt.net/" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);" target="_blank">The Jaunt</a>.&nbsp; October 23-November 21, 2026

Winter Camp

Art & Design

<h2>An exhibition of artist matchboxes.</h2> December 4-December 23, 2026

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