Peace Has No Home: Posters for Ukraine comes to a close mid November, yet the war in Ukraine continues. The exhibition features powerful graphic works from international artists. Join us as we celebrate this gesture of solidarity with a night of reflection and community.

Musician Lia Kohl presents a contemplative performance for cello and electronics.

We could have never imagined another war would break out during the run of this exhibition. Our hearts are with those in Palestine and Israel, and, of course, those still suffering in Ukraine. While it’s so easy to feel helpless amidst all the tragedy, let’s remember strength of collective action and the resonant power of creative expression.
EVENT

Peace Has No Home: Posters for Ukraine

Closing Reception

Friday, Nov 17, 7-11pm

PERFORMANCE

Lia Kohl, solo performance for cello and electronics

8pm

Lia Kohl is a cellist, composer, and sound artist based in Chicago. Her wide-ranging practice includes solo composition and performance, installation, improvisation, and collaboration. Her work centers curiosity and patience, an exploration of the mundane and profound possibilities of sound.

Thanks to the support of our sponsors, we are able to produce a full color catalog documenting Peace Has No Home: Posters for Ukraine. The 64 page publication features an essay by gallery director, Nick Butcher, and documentation all works in the exhibition. Catalogs will be available at the closing reception and in our web shop.

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

Ada Zielińska

Adela Madej

Aga Kotowska

Aleksandra BanaÅ›

Aleksandra Morawiak

Alina Rybacka-Gruszczyńska

Alyona Korysta

Amadeusz Mierzwa

Anastasia Stupak

Anna Ocipińska

Anton Jeludkov

Bartłomiej Walczuk / Osom Studios

Beata Śliwińska / Barrakuz

Dominik Robakowski

Dominik Przerwa

Edgar BÄ…k

Eugenia Tynna

Ewelina Skowrońska

Jacek Jani czak

Jakub Kamiński

Jan Estrada-Osmycki

Freddy Eschrich

Gabriela Baka

Grupa Projektor

Hermes Mazali

Joanna Gębal

Joasia Fidler-Wieruszewska

Kara Hamilton

Katarzyna Szykowna

Krystian Kasolik / Krykas Studio

Kwiaciarnia Grafiki

Natalia Noszczyńska

Nick Butcher

Marek Palczewski

Mariia Momotiuk

Martyna Wyrzykowska

Mateusz Bieniusa

Michał Dyakowski

Michał Kowalewski

Ola Jasionowska

OIeksyi Chekal

Patryk Hardziej

Paweł Pacholec

Paweł Jońca

Piotrek Chuchla

Przemek Kotyński

Sabrina Siegel

Studio Lekko

Valeria Potaichuk

Vlad Boyko

Weronika Woltanska

Wybornie Studio / Ewelina Madalińska

Yotam Kellner

Yui Yamagishi

Znajomy Grafik / Jacek Rudzki
Zuza Rawa

PARTNERS

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