SECRIST | BEACH is a contemporary art gallery at 1801 W Hubbard St in Chicago. Its exhibitions bring together established artists and newer names, with work ranging from Kim Keever’s water tank diorama photography to Megan Greene’s reworked Audubon prints and Anne Lindberg’s colored-pencil drawings. The gallery has also shown work by Amy Krouse Rosenthal. Take time to look closely, and speak with the owner for more context on the artists and pieces on view.
Artists and works on view
SECRIST | BEACH has focused on established contemporary artists and has renewed its interest in adding emerging artists to its roster. That mix gives the gallery a place for both familiar practices and newer perspectives.
Past exhibitions have included Kim Keever’s water tank diorama photography, Megan Greene’s recontextualized Audubon prints and Anne Lindberg’s intricate colored-pencil drawings. The gallery has also shown work by Amy Krouse Rosenthal. These examples span photography, printmaking and drawing, so look closely at how each artist approaches their medium.
Talking about the art
The owner is available for conversations about the work and artists on display. Use a visit to ask questions and get more context for what you are seeing. Because exhibitions change, check what is currently on view before making the trip to the gallery at 1801 W Hubbard St.
FAQ
Where is SECRIST | BEACH?
The gallery is at 1801 W Hubbard St, Chicago, IL 60622.
What kind of art can I see at SECRIST | BEACH?
The gallery presents contemporary art by established artists and emerging names. Past work has included photography, reworked Audubon prints and colored-pencil drawings.
Can I speak with the owner about the art?
Yes. The owner can discuss the artists and the work on display.
