For 22 years, Woman Made Gallery has supported the work of woman-identified artists through exhibitions and professional development opportunities. Exhibitions at the gallery address not only feminist issues, but also those critical questions we all encounter every day – gender, race, the environment and economic inequality. The gallery also serves the public, celebrating women, community and Chicago in a meaningful and thoughtful way. The most recent exhibition, ABANDONED MARGINS: POLICING THE BLACK FEMALE BODY, received national attention.
Woman Made has been profoundly and negatively impacted by the Illinois Budget crisis. Grants that have historically provided organizational support have evaporated. An organization that has, for more than two decades, employed, supported and educated members of our community, is struggling financially.
You can help Woman Made Gallery survive. Your membership
and/or charitable contribution will
insure the gallery’s future – no monetary contribution is too small. Let’s not
lose this important pillar of Chicago’s cultural edifice. And don’t forget!
After making your contribution, plan a visit to the gallery to enjoy and learn
from the important work that will be shared in upcoming exhibitions and literary events.
