Rootwork Gallery showcases artistic expression that has healing, reconciliation, or the investigation of folk, street and indigenous cultures at its core.
Chicago, Illinois
Joined July 2016
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Black women have a several lifetime’s legacy of holding space for others, even while their own spaces are encroached upon.
This show is a call for reciprocity. Rootwork Gallery. 645 W. 18th Street. Friday. March 16. 6:30-10:30 pm. Free.
(Image: Recy Taylor)
Tomorrow. Please join us for the artist talk and the closing of this exhibition. Featuring Karega Kofi Moyo, Lee Ann Norman,Spencer Paul Hutchinson and Dr. Obari Cartman.
Looking forward to Karega Kofi Moyo and Spencer Paul Hutchinson in conversation with arts journalist Lee Ann Norman at Rootwork Gallery this Friday. Sad to see this show close on February 23rd.
Do see it if you haven’t. Friday is the closing day. Such a moving show.
Snow or no snow.
Join Rootwork Gallery on Sunday, February 11 from 11-1:45 pm for its Collector’s Brunch with Diasporal Rhythms, Chicago’s respected Black art collectors’ collective. So rich, we call it “Art Church” this Sunday focus on collecting works by Black photographers.
Join us @RootworkGallery Friday, February 9 for our one and only artists talk for the stirring exhibition, “Monuments: Photographing Uprising and Rebellion in Post-MLK Chicago. 1968”. You must see this exhibition. Free.
The new President of #ALA17 Loida Garcia-Febo, blessing the Mic opening up tonight's program celebrating #GwendolynBrooks
Tonight! 6 pm. The opening of Everyday Rituals: Bridging the Black Secular and Divine exhibit. #RootworkGallery #PilsenArtWalk
“How do we say enough is enough? “ Tracie D. Hall This exhibit speaks to the time to leave!! #rootworkgallery
