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CURRENT EXHIBITION
Queer Ecologies
February 8 - 28, 2025 ​
​Reception Saturday, February 8, 2 - 7 p.m.
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Gallery Hours:
February 15 & 22 from 12 - 3 p.m.
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This Exhibition is part of a gallery swap between Purple Window Gallery, Chicago & Beco Gallery, Kansas City
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Queer Ecologies brings together ten Queer artists across the Midwest region thinking with ecological systems. (artists sourced from our open call). The exhibition is co-curated by Lily Erb and SK Reed of Beco Gallery (now, The Waiting Room) in Kansas City.
This group exhibition features work by Lily Erb, Eve Gordon, Naomi Hamlin-Navias, Kate Humphrey, Linye Jiang, Justin Korver, David Nasca, SK Reed, Exer Thurston, and Kellen Wright. The artists work in a range of materials from bioplastic, photography, fiber, zines, and ceramic. Together, the exhibition encourages a broader range of what Queerness looks like in middle America and how the artists work with other nonhuman ecologies to provide a greater context to our often human-centric world.
UPCOMING EXHIBITION
Juicy
March 8-28, 2025
​Reception Saturday, March 8, 1-4 p.m.
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Gallery Hours:
TBD​
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Juror: David Linnewah of Studio Break Gallery and Podcast @studio_break
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An international juried painting exhibition that seeks to celebrate the formal qualities of the painted medium. Subject matter may be figurative, non-objective, and everything in between. 100% of submission fees were redistributed to the ACLU, and artists that were awarded 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place.