Richard Hull, “Departure,” 2023, Oil and wax on linen, 48 x 60 inches
1 Surviving the Long Wars (Chicago Cultural Center, Hyde Park Art Center, Newberry Library) Second edition of the Veteran Art Triennial & Summit explores themes of war and peace from the “American Indian Wars” to the “Global War on Terror” across three institutions. Multiple openings
2 Richard Hull: Mirror and Bone (Western Exhibitions) Renowned Chicago painter opens his fifth solo show at Western Exhibitions. Opens March 3
3 Citizen (Lubeznik Center for the Arts) Chicago artist Sam Kirk curates an exhibition exploring the “complex perspectives of US residents” exclusively featuring BIPOC, LGBTQ and FEMME creatives. Opens March 3
4 Blue Space (Engage Projects) A group exhibition of thirteen artists, organized around a color. Opens March 3
5 Duane Linklater: mymothersside (Museum of Contemporary Art) An interrogation of the historical exclusion of Indigenous artists. Opens March 11
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