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Zolla/Lieberman Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of the Chicago gallery season with a solo exhibition featuring the work of renowned Chicago artist Riva Lehrer. The Monster Studio will be on view from September 6 to October 12, 2024.

The artist has long been fighting for people with disabilities or marginalized identities, with sincerity, courage, and fierce love for the monsters in us all.

About a decade ago, Riva Lehrer began creating a body of work called 鈥淭he Risk Pictures,鈥� a refutation of the traditional relationship between artist and subject, the disproportionate power dynamic between one who looks and one who is looked at.

Figuration and abstraction collide to convey a narrative about Black power and Black precarity.

An exhibition jointly sponsored by the Deutsches Historisches Museum and the Schwules Museum.

Celebrated masters such as Rembrandt and Toulouse-Lautrec from the Cleve Carney Museum of Art鈥檚 permanent collection will be on display in their summe

The Cleve Carney Museum of Art, located at 425 Fawell Blvd. on the College of DuPage campus, presents Hooking Up: Meet the Collection, June 4 鈥� August 7, 2022.

Yannis Tsarouchis: Dancing in Real LifeMay 7 鈥� Jul 31Wrightwood 659Wrightwood 659 hosts the聽first U.S. exhibition devoted to聽the work of Yannis聽Tsarouchis (1910鈥�1989), widely regarded as one of the greatest Greek painters of the 20th century. On view May 7鈥揓uly 31, 2021, the...

In this post, Artblog contributor Natalie Sandstrom reviews artist Riva Lehrer's memoir "Golem Girl," which chronicles her artwork, activism, and experiences as a queer person who has spina bifida.

In the 1940s, artist Riva Lehrer鈥檚 mother worked as a medical researcher in the then nascent field of teratology. From the Greek teratos, or 鈥渕onster,

3Arts, the Chicago-based nonprofit grant-making organization, announced today the launch of the Disability Culture Leadership Initiative (DCLI), featuring a new online platform created to elevate Deaf and disabled artists and encourage the arts and culture sector to...

This November, the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago presents The Long Dream, a major exhibition inspired by the current moment that gives shape to issues heightened by the pandemic and social unrest.

The Ford Foundation and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation this morning announced the twenty inaugural Disability Futures Fellows, each of whom will receive a $50,000 grant toward their work.

Riva Lehrer is a painter who reimagines "socially challenged" bodies with often fantastical imagery.