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ART THAT TOUCHES THE SOUL.

 
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WELCOME TO GALLERY GUICHARD

Gallery Guichard Great Migration Sculpture Garden located at 446 E. 47th Street, Chicago, IL. 60653 Site of the former historic Palm Tavern .

 

Artini happy hour and art 2025

 
 

Artini Happy Hour and Art…

Artini at Gallery Guichard

Join us for an exciting evening of art and cocktails at Gallery Guichard in Bronzeville, Chicago, IL. This in-person event will take place on every 2nd Thursday of the month at 6:00 PM (Central Standard Time).

Immerse yourself in the vibrant art scene of Bronzeville while sipping on delicious cocktails. Discover a diverse collection of artworks, ranging from contemporary to traditional styles, created by talented local and international artists. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a collector, or simply looking for a fun night out, Artini at Gallery Guichard promises to be a memorable experience. Engage with the artists, learn about their inspirations, and perhaps even find the perfect piece to add to your own collection.

Enjoy the collaborative music of DJ Malik Shabazz and live instrumentalist. See you there!

 
 

Artini @ Gallery

Guichard Starting again in January 2025!

Every 2nd Thursday of the Month through November

See you February 13th!

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Soul of The Stone

Shona Sculptures from Zimbabwe.

Save the date and reserve your free tickets now. "Soul of the Stone," a captivating exhibition of over 100 stone sculptures by living contemporary Zimbabwae sculptors. This extraordinary exhibit was recently

curated by Andre & Frances Guichard during thier recent cultural exchange. Each artist has a unique fingerprint communicating through the art of stone, inviting you to connect with a deep cultural heritage. Immerse yourself in the beauty of handcrafted sculptures, each one a masterpiece created with

indigenous stones only found in Zimbabwe by remarkably talented Shona artists. Discover the profound connection between the stone and the spiritual world,

and let the artistry and history of the Shona Tribe resonate within you.

Save the date!

Virtual Exhibition catalog introduction video VEC #44 of Lakin Akintola

 
 

Artist show synopsis:

It is a journey back to where it all began, a journey to the primordial world of creativity where the energy is raw and purest. It is a creative state of endless possibities where thoughts and images are forms, shapes, lines and textures. It is a place where you can be true to yourself.” -Lakin Akintola

 
 

Virtual Exhibition catalog Artist Talk VEC #44 of Lakin Akintola

 
 

It is a journey back to where it all began, a journey to the primordial world of creativity where the energy is raw and purest. It is a creative state of endless possibities where thoughts and images are forms, shapes, lines and textures. It is a place where you can be true to yourself.” -Lakin Akintola

 
 

Virtual Exhibition Catalog Lagos Treasures 2 Introduction Video VEC #43

 
 

It all started when…

 
 

virtual exhibition catalog VEC #44 of lakin akintola

drop into the gallery to see the exhibition

 
 

artist exhibit Synopsis…

It is a journey back to where it all began, a journey to the primordial world of creativity where the energy is raw and purest. It is a creative state of endless possibities where thoughts and images are forms, shapes, lines and textures. It is a place where you can be true to yourself.” -Lakin Akintola

 
 

Virtual Exhibition Catalog Lagos Treasures 2 VEC #43 Drop in tothe gallery to see the artwork

 
 
 
 

Virtual Exhibition Catalog Artist Talks VEC #43Lagos 2 HK Locks and Elizabeth Ekpeterson

 
 

Virtual Exhibition Catalog 43 Elizabeth Ekpeterson and HK Locks often explore themes such as identity and humanity in their artwork, reflecting the complexities of Nigerian culture. Ekpetorson's work frequently delves into the interplay between exercise and relaxation examining how the body moves as in the image title "Flex." She often uses traditional African cubism to represent a personal narratives, inviting viewers to reflect on their own journey of exercise. HK Locks tends to focus on the experiences of self awareness and self confidence using bold colors and dynamic forms to convey a sense of vitality. Together, their works provide a multifaceted view of Nigerian culture, highlighting both its historical roots and its evolving nature in a globalized context.