Mercurial Lake: Poetry/Screening
@ Uri-Eichen Gallery
2101 S. Halsted St. Chicago, IL 60608
Opening Saturday, September 16th, from 6PM - 7:30PM
On view through Friday, November 3rd
Mercurial Lake: Poetry/Screening
Poetry/Screening Event: September 16, 2023 – 6-7:30pm
Venue: Uri-Eichen Gallery, 2101 S. Halsted St. Chicago, IL 60608
Other Programs:
Exhibition Walkthrough: October 13, 2023 – 6-7:30pm
Exhibition Run: September 08, 2023 – November 03, 2023
Join us for the Poetry/Screening Event of Mercurial Lake on September 16, 2023 – 6-7:30pm at Uri-Eichen Gallery.
Insidiously tethered to neoliberalism, Mercurial Lake proposes the oscillation between care systems and toxic relationships. This exhibition, lake-like, features artists whose works volatilizes hot out of architectural tectonics, site construction, and power consciousness.
Featured Artists:
Alberto Ortega Trejo
ebere agwuncha
Roland Knowlden
Fabrizzio Subia
Lydia Cheshewalla
Jose Luis Benavides
Paige Taul
Teresita Carson
Daniel Borzutzky
This exhibition project is prompted by Uri-Eichen Gallery’s 6-month special event series called People Power, which focuses on the 50th anniversary of the 1973 Chilean coup. This series brings exhibitions, programs, and talks about the history of U.S destabilization efforts to Chilean democracy, the Augusto Pinochet dictatorship, and the Arpilleras art movements. Chuqumarca was invited to respond to this series with artists that can speak to the effects of neoliberalism.
Exhibition is viewable by appointment only. Please reach out to Uri-Eichen Gallery at gabbyfish@hotmail.com to schedule an appointment.
Accessibility Note: The gallery is not wheelchair accessible. Entrance has 3 steps to access the exhibition platform and ramps are not available. We will be more than happy to manually assist, please reach out if needed.
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Tags: Alberto Ortega Trejo, Chicago, Chuquimarca, Daniel Borzutzky, ebere agwuncha, Fabrizzio Subia, Jose Luis Benavides, Lydia Cheshewalla, Mercurial Lake: Poetry/Screening, Paige Taul, Roland Knowlden, Teresita Carson
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