Top gallery space in Chicago, IL

You'll love my space for it's natural light, greenery, and open concept. All furniture can be easily moved and the large white walls and gallery lighting make the perfect blank canvas for any project.

Premier art gallery perfect for artist pop up exhibitions, public speaking engagements, and networking events. Located off of Michigan Avenue, the gallery is one room that is roughly 1,100 square feet. The entrance is all glass, making private events difficult. However, semi-private events are definitely doable. Space is equipped art gallery lighting that can shift towards any direction. Our team will work with you to create a memorable experience.

We are an artist-run space featuring work from local Chicago artists. Our artwork rotates each month, featuring new artists thought the year. The space has a unique flow, offering two separate gallery spaces and a large open room for classes/ additional event space.

Chicago’s rich literary history is the ideal setting for this cultural gem, an institution dedicated to celebrating American writers of the past, engaging in dialogue with writers of the present and inspiring writers of the future. Visitors get the chance to explore how the American voice has evolved through the years and the influence American writers have on our history, our identity, our culture and our daily lives. With interactive exhibits and immersive art installations, this space creates a contemporary and unique place for meetings, after hour receptions, and more. The 11,000 sq foot space can accommodate many different forms of events. The customizable TV monitors in the main event hall are ideal for business presentations. The entire space can serve 250 people for a fundraiser or cocktail party, and programs can be held for 90. Rental prices include the following amenities: Use of 10 sleek black highboy tables (linens not required) Up to 90 theatre style chairs Two coat racks with metal hangers Podium with a wireless PA system Handheld and Lavalier microphones Six black stanchions Eight cushioned corner arm chairs Use of 7 television monitors Three 6 ft folding tables (linens required) 4 panel chairs for programming discussions