Galleries

A step-by-step guide

A handful of Chicago galleries featuring emerging artists.

Visiting the deserted AIC in the time of COVID.

Four shows to see in Chicago

The latest student exhibition at SAIC's SITE Galleries.

Cassandra Davis has constructed a show that's as complex as it is captivating.

An inside look at the upcoming exhibit at SUGS.

Lisa Stone speaks to F about the Roger Brown Estate and all its wonders.

Revered artist and Hugo Boss Prize winner Paul Chan discusses sex, pleasure and erotica as art.

SAIC student Orr Menirom joins international artists at The Mission's Dis/placement.

In “Summer” at Kavi Gupta and “Experience is Never Unattached” at Sullivan Galleries, solid artwork makes up for ambiguous curating.

While not literally mimicking the Panopticon, the various gallery districts continue to operate on Foucault's definition from an outsider's point of view. The galleries exist as the open cells which do not interact with one another because of the paranoia that viewers entering into the spaces will view immoral activities-promiscuous sexual escapades, drug deals out of the back room, gossip, or worst of all technically or conceptually void art, resulting in punishment (a negative review, loss of a sale).