“INNER TWINED Impressions” is a unique collection of work Montserrat Alsina has delicately created layering both soft and distinct impressions of materials and herself.

We are celebrating 3 years as Pilsen Arts & Community House with this annual group show affectionately called “A Tribe Called Chicago”.

A collection of work by students of Horizon Science Academy Southwest!

Juan Carlos Torres's solo exhibition "Como No Enamorarme De Ti" ("How can I not fall in love with you") is a celebration of the vibrant Pilsen neighborhood and its rich cultural heritage.

A documentation of the beauty and paradox of the borderland narrative by Corinne Whittemore.

Pintoras Mexicanas – a collective of female artists that focuses on promoting art through worldwide exhibitions.

The universe of Calladitos, like reality, has many unique characters. Each one is the protagonist of his own story and is living his process to find his way. We are in a moment where we are exploring the stories of all our characters, each one has something important to say through color and shapes. That is why we present CAMINO, an exhibition where we celebrate the diversity of our magical world and the real world. We invite you to imagine and listen to what these quiet characters have to tell us.

Inspired by one of the most beautiful precolumbian codexes (codex Borgia), Mistica Salvaje is a series of images that aim to to illustrate a science fiction narrative that describes a super natural trip of connection with nature and ancient intelligences.

"The artist’s studio is full of memory; its history is evident in the residue layered on the walls and floor, as well as in the dusty objects scattered around the room. These remnants serve as a metaphor for the imprints people leave behind on each other and on the world."

Pilsen Arts & Community House is honored to present selected works of the Chicago Facades series by the late Inara Cedrins (1952 - 2015).

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