The Gallery at Unity
The Gallery at Unity Mission Statement
The Unity Community Center at Unity Lutheran Church opens its doors
as a welcoming space for the arts.
The Gallery at Unity functions as a space for artists to investigate
the human condition, celebrate life's rich diversity, and reflect shared experiences.
We seek to enlighten, inspire, enrich and explore, the spiritual, intellectual,
and social dimensions of life.
The Unity Community Center at Unity Lutheran Church opens its doors
as a welcoming space for the arts.
The Gallery at Unity functions as a space for artists to investigate
the human condition, celebrate life's rich diversity, and reflect shared experiences.
We seek to enlighten, inspire, enrich and explore, the spiritual, intellectual,
and social dimensions of life.
ArtsWorks
The Gallery at Unity is brought to you by ArtsWorks
ArtsWorks is a volunteer team, made up of representatives from the
clergy, administration, space sharing partners, congregation, interns,
and the Artist in Residence of Unity Lutheran Church and Unity Community Center.
ArtsWorks strives to support, promote, and enrich the community
through arts programming.
We are dedicated to building a rich, vibrant arts experience,
where all are welcome without exception.
ArtsWorks is a volunteer team, made up of representatives from the
clergy, administration, space sharing partners, congregation, interns,
and the Artist in Residence of Unity Lutheran Church and Unity Community Center.
ArtsWorks strives to support, promote, and enrich the community
through arts programming.
We are dedicated to building a rich, vibrant arts experience,
where all are welcome without exception.
Archieved Exhibits
“Gone But Not Forgotten”
February – May 2018
“Gone But Not Forgotten,” is about community safety and transformative justice, remembering those who died at the hands of the CPD. A series of peace quilting circles was organized citywide, reading the victims’ stories aloud, while creating a hand embroidered quilt in their memory. The result encourages us to engage in radical empathy, the belief that we are all better than our worst acts, that no one is disposable, and that everyone is capable of change. Please visit the Gallery before, during, or after worship.
OPEN HOUSE, Saturday May 5, 2-5pm
Individuals from the member organization will be at Unity to host a learning circle and discuss the project in depth. Read more about the project here. Admission is free. Light refreshments provided. Email elouise.robertson@gmail.com with any questions.
Unity Community Center at Unity Lutheran Church
1212 West Balmoral Avenue, Chicago
unitylutheranchicago.org
February – May 2018
“Gone But Not Forgotten,” is about community safety and transformative justice, remembering those who died at the hands of the CPD. A series of peace quilting circles was organized citywide, reading the victims’ stories aloud, while creating a hand embroidered quilt in their memory. The result encourages us to engage in radical empathy, the belief that we are all better than our worst acts, that no one is disposable, and that everyone is capable of change. Please visit the Gallery before, during, or after worship.
OPEN HOUSE, Saturday May 5, 2-5pm
Individuals from the member organization will be at Unity to host a learning circle and discuss the project in depth. Read more about the project here. Admission is free. Light refreshments provided. Email elouise.robertson@gmail.com with any questions.
Unity Community Center at Unity Lutheran Church
1212 West Balmoral Avenue, Chicago
unitylutheranchicago.org
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Jean Ives Hector
Solo Exhibition Opening Reception Sunday November 27, 11:30am - 1:30pm View the work of this stunning new artist from Haiti. Welcoming friends from the Haitian-American Museum. Live Music and Refreshments. Free Event with donations supporting ArtsWorks at Unity and Hurricane relief for Haiti. |
The Tree of Life
Sundays Oct 16 - Nov 20, 2016, 11:30am - 1:00pm
The tree is an archetype symbol common to many of the world’s religions and wisdom traditions. This juried exhibit features 12 Chicago Artists and their interpretation of the tree of life.
Link to Tree of Life program here.
Tree of Life, John Baker, Unity Artist in Residence
Sundays Oct 16 - Nov 20, 2016, 11:30am - 1:00pm
The tree is an archetype symbol common to many of the world’s religions and wisdom traditions. This juried exhibit features 12 Chicago Artists and their interpretation of the tree of life.
Link to Tree of Life program here.
Tree of Life, John Baker, Unity Artist in Residence