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Online: Touch

05 Jun, 2020 - 30 Jun, 2020

CHICAGO 鈥 Woman Made Gallery (WMG) is pleased to present 鈥淭OUCH, A Virtual Exhibition鈥 with work by 180 artists from the United States, Canada, England, France, Germany, Greece, India, Kuwait, Mexico, New Zealand, Nigeria, Poland and Switzerland.

Inspired by the current pandemic, this exhibition looks at something that many of us have had to completely do without: TOUCH. Most of the world is under order to shelter in place, practice social distancing, stay 6 feet away from each other. This is particularly punishing given that the tactile is such an integral part of the way we develop human relationships. In fact, our use of the word 鈥渢ouch鈥 in English has long referred to how we stay connected鈥揺ven from a distance.

In curating the 430 entries, Gina Lee Robbins looked for very specific personal responses to the theme. She began to see touch as its own complex language. Robbins selected works that convey the myriad ways we use touch to communicate with ourselves, others and the world around us, and how we respond emotionally to its presence or absence.  Among these are representations of comfort, healing, tenderness, love, control, pain, fear, grief and loss.



CHICAGO 鈥 Woman Made Gallery (WMG) is pleased to present 鈥淭OUCH, A Virtual Exhibition鈥 with work by 180 artists from the United States, Canada, England, France, Germany, Greece, India, Kuwait, Mexico, New Zealand, Nigeria, Poland and Switzerland.

Inspired by the current pandemic, this exhibition looks at something that many of us have had to completely do without: TOUCH. Most of the world is under order to shelter in place, practice social distancing, stay 6 feet away from each other. This is particularly punishing given that the tactile is such an integral part of the way we develop human relationships. In fact, our use of the word 鈥渢ouch鈥 in English has long referred to how we stay connected鈥揺ven from a distance.

In curating the 430 entries, Gina Lee Robbins looked for very specific personal responses to the theme. She began to see touch as its own complex language. Robbins selected works that convey the myriad ways we use touch to communicate with ourselves, others and the world around us, and how we respond emotionally to its presence or absence.  Among these are representations of comfort, healing, tenderness, love, control, pain, fear, grief and loss.



Artists on show

Contact details

1332 S Halsted St Chicago, IL, USA 60607
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