ART THAT TOUCHES THE SOUL.

WELCOME TO GALLERY GUICHARD

INTRODUCTION VIDEOS

Gallery Guichard Great Migration Sculpture Garden‍

Gallery Guichard Event Space Overview

EVENTS

Artini happy hour 2026

ARTINI @ 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 Every second Thursday of the month!

EXHIBITIONS

UPCOMING

Join us for Calvin Coleman’s Solo Exhibition

AGGREGATE

Parts of a whole

Friday, October 9 6pm - 9pm

Aggregate: Parts of a Whole explores this accumulation through a return to figurative painting and an expanded use of mixed media. Fabric, paint, collage, pattern, and texture converge across the work, creating figures that are at once familiar and reconstructed. The exhibition ask us to consider what we carry, what we inherit, what we collect, and ultimately how seemingly separate pieces become a whole. - Calvin Coleman

Event Postponed. New Date to be Announced this month.

Gallery Guichard Presents Soul of the Stone at The Chicago Cultural Center!

Postponed to a later date this month at 78 E. Washington St., Join us at a later date this month for an inspiring in-person event hosted by Gallery Guichard, Chicago Cultural Center and Donate Life Illinois. Experience the captivating Soul of the Stone exhibition in the beautiful setting of the Garfield Park Conservatory!

Gallery Guichard and Donate Life Illinois proudly present “Soul of the Stone,” one of five city wide locations featuring an eight-month cultural and artistic experience celebrating the rich tradition of Zimbabwean Shona stone sculpture, in partnership with the Field Museum, The Chicago Cultural Center, the Chicago Park District, Garfield Park Conservatory, South Shore Cultural Center and Gift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donor Network.

At the heart of this extraordinary exhibition is internationally-recognized Zimbabwean sculptor Ishmael Chitiyo, who has been commissioned to create a stone sculpture that will be featured in the Field Museum’s new Africa Hall, opening in 2028. As one of the largest and few Shona sculpture exhibits in the United States, Chicago will have the rare opportunity to discover the profound connection between the stone and the spiritual world, while experiencing the artistry and history of the Shona Tribe.

With more than 150 Shona sculptures on exhibition across partner galleries and locations through early 2027, Chicago communities are invited to attend each location’s opening reception to explore and experience a different part of the art installations and the city’s diverse neighborhoods.

Experience all of the stones at these locations:

  • Gallery Guichard 436 E 47th St, Chicago Sept. 18, 6-9 p.m.

  • City of Chicago Cultural Center 78 E Washington St, ChicagoTBD

  • South Shore Cultural Center 7059 S South Shore Drive, Chicago Sept. 26, 12-2 p.m.

  • Field Museum 1400 S DuSable Lake Shore Drive, Chicago Oct. 3, 12-4 p.m.

“The ‘Soul of the Stone’ exhibition allows the public to witness something rarely seen—the transformation of Shona stones into monumental works of art,” said Gallery Guichard Co-Owners Andre and Frances Guichard. “People will not simply view the finished sculptures; they will become part of their story by visiting each exhibition across the city, and we’re honored to bring this experience to Chicago with our talented artists and community partners.”

Gallery Guichard Presents Soul of the Stone at The Chicago Cultural Center!

Join us at 7059 S. South Shore Drive, on September 26, 2026 at 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM (Central Time ) for an inspiring in-person event hosted by Gallery Guichard, South Shore Cultural Center and Donate Life Illinois. Experience the captivating Soul of the Stoneexhibition in the beautiful setting of the Garfield Park Conservatory!

Gallery Guichard and Donate Life Illinois proudly present “Soul of the Stone,” one of five city wide locations featuring an eight-month cultural and artistic experience celebrating the rich tradition of Zimbabwean Shona stone sculpture, in partnership with the Field Museum, the Chicago Cultural Center, the Chicago Park District, Garfield Park Conservatory, South Shore Cultural Center and Gift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donor Network.

At the heart of this extraordinary exhibition is internationally-recognized Zimbabwean sculptor Ishmael Chitiyo, who has been commissioned to create a stone sculpture that will be featured in the Field Museum’s new Africa Hall, opening in 2028. As one of the largest and few Shona sculpture exhibits in the United States, Chicago will have the rare opportunity to discover the profound connection between the stone and the spiritual world, while experiencing the artistry and history of the Shona Tribe.

With more than 150 Shona sculptures on exhibition across partner galleries and locations through early 2027, Chicago communities are invited to attend each location’s opening reception to explore and experience a different part of the art installations and the city’s diverse neighborhoods.

Experience all of the stones at these locations:

  • Gallery Guichard 436 E 47th St, Chicago Sept. 18, 6-9 p.m.

  • City of Chicago Cultural Center 78 E Washington St, ChicagoTBD

  • South Shore Cultural Center 7059 S South Shore Drive, Chicago Sept. 26, 12-2 p.m.

  • Field Museum 1400 S DuSable Lake Shore Drive, Chicago Oct. 3, 12-4 p.m.

“The ‘Soul of the Stone’ exhibition allows the public to witness something rarely seen—the transformation of Shona stones into monumental works of art,” said Gallery Guichard Co-Owners Andre and Frances Guichard. “People will not simply view the finished sculptures; they will become part of their story by visiting each exhibition across the city, and we’re honored to bring this experience to Chicago with our talented artists and community partners.”

Gallery Guichard Presents Soul of the Stone at The Field Museum!

Join us at 1400 S. DuSable Lake Shore Drive, on October 3, 2026 at 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM (Central Time ) for an inspiring in-person event hosted by Gallery Guichard, Field Museum and Donate Life Illinois. Experience the captivating Soul of the Stoneexhibition in the beautiful setting of the Garfield Park Conservatory!

Gallery Guichard and Donate Life Illinois proudly present “Soul of the Stone,” one of five city wide locations featuring an eight-month cultural and artistic experience celebrating the rich tradition of Zimbabwean Shona stone sculpture, in partnership with the Field Museum, The Chicago Cultural Center, the Chicago Park District, Garfield Park Conservatory, South Shore Cultural Center and Gift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donor Network.

At the heart of this extraordinary exhibition is internationally-recognized Zimbabwean sculptor Ishmael Chitiyo, who has been commissioned to create a stone sculpture that will be featured in the Field Museum’s new Africa Hall, opening in 2028. As one of the largest and few Shona sculpture exhibits in the United States, Chicago will have the rare opportunity to discover the profound connection between the stone and the spiritual world, while experiencing the artistry and history of the Shona Tribe.

With more than 150 Shona sculptures on exhibition across partner galleries and locations through early 2027, Chicago communities are invited to attend each location’s opening reception to explore and experience a different part of the art installations and the city’s diverse neighborhoods.

Experience all of the stones at these locations:

  • Gallery Guichard 436 E 47th St, Chicago Sept. 18, 6-9 p.m.

  • City of Chicago Cultural Center 78 E Washington St, ChicagoTBD

  • South Shore Cultural Center 7059 S South Shore Drive, Chicago Sept. 26, 12-2 p.m.

  • Field Museum 1400 S DuSable Lake Shore Drive, Chicago Oct. 3, 12-4 p.m.

“The ‘Soul of the Stone’ exhibition allows the public to witness something rarely seen—the transformation of Shona stones into monumental works of art,” said Gallery Guichard Co-Owners Andre and Frances Guichard. “People will not simply view the finished sculptures; they will become part of their story by visiting each exhibition across the city, and we’re honored to bring this experience to Chicago with our talented artists and community partners.”

EXHIBITIONS

CURRENT

VEC 54:

All Eyes on Her