Gallery 400
As the Gallery celebrates its 30th anniversary, we continue to pursue our mission of presenting and supporting the leading edge of contemporary art, architecture, and design through compelling exhibitions, dynamic programs, and multifaceted support for arts practitioners. An integral part of both the University of Illinois at Chicago's and the city of Chicagoβs vibrant contemporary arts scene, Gal
05/20/2026
In collaboration with John Michael Kohler Arts Center and Tufts University Art Galleries, join us tomorrow, May 21, 6β7:30 p.m. in Room 1100 of the UIC Architecture and Design Studios for the publication launch party of π―ππ π
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Contributing author Amanda Cachia will discuss her essay in the publication alongside related scholarship from her recent book, π―πππππππ π¨πππππππππ: π«πππππππππ, π΄ππ
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In a recent interview on the book with BOMB Magazine, Cachia notes that, βAmanda Cachia: Curating itself has undergone quite an evolution in the last thirty years. Originally curators had come in to care for collections. The irony is that they might have been caring for objects, but they werenβt really caring for bodies that would come into the space of the museum. My interest is in how we care for bodies without being so fixated on βcuringβ them.β
Exhibition co-curators and publication co-editors Tanya Gayer and Laurel V. McLaughlin will present an overview of the π―ππ π
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ππβ¦, its design by Body & Forma, essays and featured artworks by Yani aviles, Chloe P. Crawford, Nat Decker, Jeff Kasper, Carly Mandel, Jeffrey Meris, and Libby Paloma. The exhibition is on view at the Kohler Arts Center through Oct. 4, 2026
Image: Jeffrey Meris, March On to Glory, 2023. Courtesy Tufts University Art Galleries.
We are thrilled to announce that we are recipients of the hosting grant for our upcoming fall exhibition, π·ππππ & π·πππ: π»ππ π«ππππ
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π·ππππ & π·πππ features over 35 original prints, archival ephemera, and video drawn from the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop's historic collection and archive. The exhibition traces the origins, mentorship, collaboration, and technical innovation that have made it the USβs oldest and continuously operating cooperative workshop.
Rooted in radical inclusivity, the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop opened its doors in 1947 in New York City, providing space and opportunities for artists of color amid racial segregation and the mass defunding of community arts centers after WWII.
π·ππππ & π·πππβπ Chicago iteration will feature a supplementary exhibition with prints and archival materials that trace the cityβs historical parallels to the Workshop, underscoring the artistic ecosystems Black artists developed in the mid-twentieth century and their impact today.
Congratulations to all our fellow grantees!
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