Kavi Gupta’s Washington Boulevard gallery presents contemporary art by emerging and mid-career artists from around the world. The gallery occupies the first three floors at 835 W Washington Blvd in Chicago’s West Loop, with exhibitions spanning different media. Past and present artists include Theaster Gates, Tony Tasset, Angel Otero and Clare Rojas. Admission is free, and the gallery’s publishing imprint, Kavi Gupta Editions, produces artist books and exhibition catalogs to browse or take home.
Artists and media
The gallery’s program includes artists at emerging and mid-career stages, working across media. Theaster Gates is known for installation, performance and urban interventions; Tony Tasset works across media, while Angel Otero is a painter born in Puerto Rico. Clare Rojas makes paintings with a folk-art style.
The gallery’s exhibitions bring together work by artists from around the world. The program has included both current and past artists, with each show shaping what is on view during a visit.
Exhibitions and publishing
Kavi Gupta Gallery was founded in Chicago in 2002. Its program is organized around exhibitions, with more than a dozen shows held each year across its two permanent gallery spaces.
Kavi Gupta Editions is the gallery’s publishing imprint. It produces artist books and catalogs connected to the visual arts, giving visitors another way to explore artists and their work beyond the exhibition rooms.
Preguntas frecuentes
Is admission to Kavi Gupta Gallery free?
Yes. Admission is free.
Where is Kavi Gupta Gallery in Chicago?
The Washington Boulevard location is at 835 W Washington Blvd, on the first through third floors, in Chicago’s West Loop.
What kind of art is shown at Kavi Gupta Gallery?
The gallery presents contemporary work by international emerging and mid-career artists across a range of media.
Does Kavi Gupta Gallery have books for sale?
Kavi Gupta Editions publishes artist books and catalogs. The gallery recommends browsing these publications during your visit.
