Tami Bahat:Past is Present July 12 – August 30, 2019 OPENING RECEPTION WITH THE ARTIST: Friday, July 12 5:00 – 8:00 pm “Tami Bahat’s photographic tableaus harken back to these old masters, when window light revealed quiet moments. Using iconography from the Victorian era, she assembles intimate scenes for viewers to contemplate: in The Writer,
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Brenda Biondo, Judy Haberl, & Rita Maas: Imprints & Abstractions June 7 – July 6 Opening Reception: June 7 | 6 – 9 PM | RSVP “Imprints & Abstractions brings together three artists with material interests in photography—both the optical and the physical components that make up an image. At its core, photography is a
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Iconic: Photographs from the Robin and Sandy Stuart Collection May 11 – August 4 “From the pyramids to the Mona Lisa, photography has long helped make other works of art iconic. Few photographs, however, have become icons in their own right. A photograph is typically considered “iconic” on account of a famous subject or a
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Arina Dähnick: Perfect Life May 3 – June 30 “I am truly fascinated with modern urban life. What is the actual meaning of “modern times”? We are challenged by so much information presented at the same time, without structure, and are confronted with the artificial idea of being human. The Project “Perfect Life” follows these
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Susan Aurinko: Europa Europa May 3 – 30 Opening Reception: May 3 | 5 – 8 PM Hofheimer Gallery 4823 N. Damen Ave. Chicago

Sasha Phyars-Burgess: UNTITLED AND YET TO BE DETERMINED, 41.8949° N, 87.7654° W (AUSTIN) May 3 – June 1 Opening Reception: May 3 | 6 – 9 PM | RSVP “UNTITLED AND YET TO BE DETERMINED, 41.8949° N, 87.7654° W (AUSTIN) grapples with the effects of disinvestment through redlining on the Austin neighborhood in Chicago. The
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Go Down Moses July 18 – September 29, 2019 “Go Down Moses presents a reinterpretation of the MoCP’s permanent collection that can be understood as a visual tone poem of contemporary America, exploring elemental themes of movement, chaos, freedom, and hope. In doing so, Cole uses the photographic archive to interweave the past and present,
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Stephanie Taiber : Natural Order April 4 – 28 Opening Reception: April 6 | 5 – 7 PM Artist Talk: April 11 | 7 PM “In Natural Order, Stephanie Taiber highlights the delicate nature of attachment within and between generations of family. Taiber explores these concepts utilizing objects which assume fragments of memory, vintage photographs,
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Roger Boulay: Periphery April 5 – 26, 2019 Opening Reception: April 5 | 6 – 9 PM “These photographs were all made at former US military sites. My interest in these places stems from questions about how place can contain memory. The notion of a palimpsest—the site of a text erased and then written over
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