Roger Carter is an award-winning visual artist and event coordinator at Gallery Guichard in Chicago. He was introduced to street art as a teenager in
For Merid Tafese, the sixth generation direct descendant of King Sahle Selassie of the Royal House of Solomon of Ethiopia, his fondest memories are of
More than a month and a half after its release, Marvel Comic’s Black Panther became the fourth largest grossing motion picture at the domestic box
Gallery Guichard never fails to provide their patrons with works of art that transcend and inspire and that is true with the gallery’s latest offering
It is a well-known fact that Chicago’s Bronzeville community was an epicenter of African American culture. And although it has faced upheavals and change over
The word “diversity” is being tossed around a lot. South Side gallery owner Andre Guichard and his supportive partner and wife, Francis, know a great
Knowledge Bennett trained his artistic talent through work in commercial photography and fine art studio practices. Bennett’s work uniquely blends numerous references from pop and
Six participating artists, who live and work in the Bronzeville Artist Lofts (BAL), will use the original doors from their historic residence, the renovated building
Darren Pollard’s exhibition at Gallery Guichard is strong and bold. The Detroit native, currently residing between Chicago and Detroit, is showcasing his work as part
Maxwell Emcays is the other talented artist at Gallery Guichard’s featured exhibition titled “Found,” a Chicago-based multidisciplinary creative who began his journey creating digitally born
The son of renowned Jamaican artist Barrington Watson, Basil Watson has followed in his father’s footsteps. His unique treatments of the human form have been displayed in
From her upbringing in Dumas, Arkansas, to providing interior design for the President Clinton Foundation building in Little Rock, Susan Williams has consistently made an
Gallery Guichard’s latest exhibit deals with race in a very “in your face” manner. The surprise of this exhibit, titled “Confronting Truths: Wake Up!” is
Affinity Community Services recently celebrated their 20th anniversary at Gallery Guichard in Chicago. The name of the event was Jazz N July. Affinity Community Services is
Dr. Henry Louis Gates’ groundbreaking 2011 PBS series “Black in Latin America” explored how Africa and Europe came together to create the rich cultures of
Coming from a family of artists can be intimidating particularly when an older sibling has set the standard for art and its value and overall
The national winner of the Artisan Series will have their works displayed in New York.
Winners will exhibit at Art Basel Miami.
