The Exhibitions Not to Miss During EXPO CHICAGO
From Reggaetón to Matisse, Maurizio Cattelan and more, here's everything worth seeing during Chicago's biggest art week.
Monique Meloche Gallery
Founded in October 2000 with the debut exhibition Homewrecker in Monique Meloche’s home, the gallery officially opened to the public in May 2001. Committed to diversity and politically engaged contemporary art, it showcases emerging and under-recognized talents across all media, presenting bold installations in Chicago and at international art fairs with a strong focus on curatorial and institutional collaborations. Read more about Galleries.
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