Galería / Галерея Chicago
@ Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art
2320 W Chicago Ave, Chicago, IL 60622
Opening Sunday, October 22nd, from 2PM - 4PM
On view through Sunday, November 26th
Art is a language that knows no nationality, and GALLERY Chicago will highlight one of the visual languages that artists of Ukrainian and Puerto Rican backgrounds share: abstraction. Experience artists of two vastly different generations and ethnic heritages envelop their unique experiences within their formalism, as well as a reflection of the Ukrainian and Puerto Rican communities’ cultural legacies as neighbors with the Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art and the National Museum of Puerto Rican Art & Culture.
“GALLERY Chicago” will feature work by Javier Bosques, Ihor Dmytruk, Frances Gallardo, Jacques Hnizdovsky, Wasyl Kacurovsky, Peter Kolisnyk, Ronald Kostyniuk, Lialia Kuchma, Michael D. Mandziuk, Rafael Miranda Mattei, Konstantin Milonadis, Nora Maite Nieves, Josue Pellot, Aka Pereyma, Luis Rodríguez Rosario, Zilia Sanchez, Kristine Servia, Edra Soto, Mychajlo Urban, and Omar Velazquez.
Curated by Robin Dluzen, Stanislav Grezdo and Bianca Ortiz.
This program is a part of the Chicago Cultural Alliance’s Inherit Chicago. Inherit Chicago is a city wide festival of art, ideas and performance at neighborhood heritage musuems and cultural centers. Head to InheritChicago.org for a full list of events!
Public Transportation: 1 Block East of Western and Chicago. Bus – 49 & 66
Parking: Street parking only
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Tags: Aka Pereyma, Bianca Ortiz, Chicago, Edra Soto, Frances Gallardo, Galería / Галерея Chicago, Ihor Dmytruk, Jacques Hnizdovsky, Javier Bosques, Josue Pellot, Konstantin Milonadis, Kristine Servia, Lialia Kuchma, Luis Rodríguez Rosario, Michael D. Mandziuk, Mychajlo Urban, Nora Maité Nieves, Omar Velázquez, Peter Kolisnyk, Rafael Miranda Mattei, Robin Dluzen, Ronald Kostyniuk, Stanislav Grezdo, Ukranian Institute of Modern Art, Wasyl Kacurovsky, West Town, Zilia Sánchez
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