Check the gallery and artist's Instagram at @BlancGalleryChicago and @DenengeTheFirst for upcoming dates or just roll past on King Drive to see if you can catch a glimpse! Our Tomorrow Happened Yesterday is the fourth in an ongoing series of exhibitions curated and created by artist Raymond A. Thomas that has been funded by the city of Chicago's Department of Cultural Affairs & Special Events (DCASE).
These exhibits explore the notions of Blackness, Black culture, and art activism in these times. Thomas wants this new series of mix-media creations to manifest as a visual catalyst for confronting injustice while promoting a paradigm shift of equity, access, healing, and social change.
These exhibits explore the notions of Blackness, Black culture, and art activism in these times. Thomas wants this new series of mix-media creations to manifest as a visual catalyst for confronting injustice while promoting a paradigm shift of equity, access, healing, and social change.
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In its heyday, Bronzeville was home to the cream of Chicago's African American society. In the forefront of the neighborhood's many cultural institutions, artists, intellectuals, and entrepreneurs engaged in a robust dialogue on matters of importance to the community. Recent years have seen a powerful resurgence of this creative energy, with art galleries, restaurants, schools, theaters and event facilities providing vital new public forums.
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