Gallery:
2921 N Clark St
Chicago, IL 60657

Mailing:
PO Box 8184
Chicago, IL 60608

Exhibitions

Fuzzy, gloomy photo of an empty wet road in the center of the frame with green fields on either side. Farm buildings and trees are in the distance.

November 29th 2026

ARENA

ACRE Projects Lakeview

ACRE is supported in part by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Ruth Foundation for the Arts, Field Foundation, Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley Foundation, The Reva & David Logan Foundation, and Illinois Arts Council Agency

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Exhibitions

Fuzzy, gloomy photo of an empty wet road in the center of the frame with green fields on either side. Farm buildings and trees are in the distance.

Colin Martinez

An impression of a gear or flower-shape in cement that is damp from the rain. The shallow indentation of the gear is filled with water.

E. Saffronia Downing

A quilt is a window, a window is a quilt, too

A miniature cast metal car on a metal track resembling a road

micah dillman

WHO GETS TO FLY

Swarm of birds in a blue gray sky, flying above a store that reads "Home & Pharmacy" above the door

Hazel Katz

Low Resolution: Can’t See You

Pixelated image with what appears to be a black body in a white mesh shirt bending over in the foreground.

Hunter Whitaker-Morrow and Johan Samboní
Curated by Inés Arango-Guingue

To Rejoin the Ocean

Deep blue square shadows of flsh and sea life. A light border with a linework pattern and beveled edges goes around the work.

Rachel Leah Cohn at Form+Content Gallery

tether me to the ground or let me float

Sepia image of flowers creeping up from the bottom righthand corner. Over the image in white text: tether me to the ground or let me float with the names of the artists and gallery information, which reads "Catacombs Gallery, Epiphany Center for the Arts, 201 S Ashland Ave"

Prerna, Colin Martinez, yétúndé ọlágbajú, Lars Shimabukuro, and Ian John Solomon /
Curated by Gemma Kim
Epiphany Center for the Arts

Permeable Images

Left: Spray painted flower design set inside of a frame. The frame crisscrosses on top of the floral pattern. Right: A spiderweb shimmering in front of a black background. A light emerges from the web's center.

Jesse Ly & Maven Kennedy

Fixing the Baroque

Darkly lit photograph of maylar blanket around a mirror reflecting a Black woman in a kitchen mixing flour in a large metal bowl

Carlos Salazar-Lermont

Committee of Six

Still from "Committee of Six." A Black woman wearing glasses and a blazer stares directly at the camera. She sits at a desk in front of wall-to-wall bookshelves. A name plate reading "Kimpton" is on the table in front of her.

Fred Schmidt-Arenales

Positive or Zero: Long Distance Collaboration

Five people standing in a row of chairs in the middle of a meadow. They are passing a red chair down the line.

Frey Michael Austin, Matthew Austin (For the Birds Trapped in Airports), Lois Bielefeld, Andi Crist, Camila Leiva, Liz Roberts, Jamie Robertson, and lee rae walsh /
Curated by Zach Clark & Sara J. Winston

Closeup of pitch pipe device, which includes smushed glass globe and metal mechanics

Tess Oldfield / Curated by Inés Arango-Guingue

Home, Place and Positionality

Triptych with square woven canvases.

Haerim Lee & Fatima Laster

In Remembrance of Us

Grayscale photocopy of vertical stripes with two feet in the top right corner. Text on a red border to the right of the image reads: Lehna Huie: In Remembrance of Us, 3.7 - 4.14.2025; Opening Reception: March 7, 6 - 9pm; Visit during open hours: Mondays and Wednesdays, 12 - 4pm or by appointment

Lehna Huie

Hijx De Viboras Doradas

Colorful tufted rug, rectangle with an arched top shows a pink figure in the center sitting next to a fire

Moises Salazar Tlatenchi at UIS Visual Arts Gallery

I Am A Thing That Holds Something Else

Black and white pencil drawing of two candles. One candle sits in a candle holder while the other is held in an outstretched hand. The wicks of the two cancles touch. A second hand holds a lighter that lights both of the candles at once. The drawing is in a brick-patterned frame and hung from two white brackets.

Ray Madrigal

World of Variety Holiday Shop

Shop with a variety of objects and artworks on shelves and tables. A sign reading "World of Variety" hangs from the wall in the top right corner of the image.

A modern, curated variety store by artist and proprietor Stella Brown

Elemental Impressions of Interspecies Care, of Violence

Photograph of two Colts, Moline and Everest grooming each other with their mouths. Moline is dark brown with cream colored hair. Everest is red with a white diamond on his nose. They are standing in green grass, with green confires above their heads.

D Rosen

Beauty, beauty, look at you, I wish to God I had it, too.

Photograph of a rural landscape printed on an artist-made quilt.

Zachary Hutchinson

Chicago Artists for Palestine

Chicago Artists for Palestine Exhibition & Fundraiser, May 18 - June 2, 2024. Jewish Museum of Chicago in partnership with ACRE

The Jewish Museum of Chicago Exhibition + Fundraiser / Curated by Lilli Sher and Gabriel Chalfin-Piney