Explore Themes in the Current Exhibition

Hello Friends,

SoNa Chicago’s fourth exhibition “Landscapes / Cityscapes” features artists Tita Recometa-Brady and Jill Kolker.

Join us for two events relevant to our times. Wine and small bites will be served!

We look forward to seeing you at the gallery!

Laura Botwinick & Molly O’Donnell

Image: Water Towers by Jill Kolker

Architecture Talk: Francisco González-Pulido, Sat., Feb 24, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.

Images of cities encroaching on the landscape in our current exhibition beg discussion of how best to design buildings in our modern world. Francisco González-Pulido is a Chicago-based Mexican architect who designs projects that are intentional in the way they interact with the environment. After a long time working with Helmut Jahn, he became the firm's first partner in 2009 and then president in 2012. In 2017, González-Pulido left JAHN to establish his own international architectural practice, FGP Atelier.

SoNa Chicago website/Exhibitions

Rust Belt Rising - Paul Kendrick - Mon., Mar 4, 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.

Also drawing on themes in our current exhibition, we are pleased to feature this unique organization, Rust Belt Rising, that seeks to bridge the Urban/Rural divide and support candidates in states and counties OH, WI, MI, IL, IN, and PA, several of which will determine the results of the upcoming election. Kendrick worked on the Obama campaign and in the Obama White House and on key Illinois campaigns. The organization informs people involved in campaigns about key themes of importance to rural voters and ways to message effectively across divides.

SoNa Chicago website