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A South Side community is getting up to $15 million to ensure it continues to tell the story of the Great Migration in the early 1900s. The Bronzeville-Black Metropolis National Heritage Area stretches from the South Loop to Woodlawn and is home to natural, historic and cultural resources.
It’s not unusual to see art in downtown lobbies, but most of the pieces in this art exhibit are from Gallery Guichard, a Black-owned art gallery in Bronzeville.
Sterling Bay Partners With Gallery Guichard To Showcase Art Of The African Diaspora At One Two Pru Landmark East Loop Office Complex to Exhibit 20 Pieces from Bronzeville Gallery's Fine Arts Collection News provided by Share this article Share this article CHICAGO, May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Sterling Bay, Chicago's premier real estate investment and development firm, today announced that it is hosting a new art installation at landmark East Loop office complex, One Two Pru, in partnership with Bronzeville's fine arts showroom, Gallery Guichard. The installation, entitled African Diaspora: ...
Andre and Frances Guichard are owners of the 16-year-old Gallery Guichard in Bronzeville, which has seen corporate efforts toward diversity, equity and inclusion expand to art in the post-George Floyd era. The couple, which also owns the seven-year-old Bronzeville Artist Lofts, has been on a mission to expose patrons to multicultural artists and art in the African Diaspora, along with four other galleries in the Bronzeville Art District. Provided A nation reckoning with race has led to a renaissance for artists of the African Diaspora. That’s because diversity, equity and inclusion efforts ...
An art exhibit in chicago has a lot of people up in arms tonight. it is a life-sized portrayal of the death of michael brown, michael brown the teenager shot by a police officer in ferguson last august. the exhibit called "confronting truths: wake up" opened last friday. michael brown's father calls it disturbing and disgusting and says he would like it to be taken down. but is there more to the story? joining me now the artist ti-rock moore and frances and andre guichard, co-owners of the guichard gallery where the art is on display. good to have all of you to talk about this. ti-rock, you ar...