La LLorona Art Gallery

04/29/2024

Tropical Birds of Mexico will be our final exhibition after 27 years. Come join us in a farewell celebration open to the public this Friday, May 3rd, from 6-11pm. We hope to see you there!

04/05/2024

Tropical Birds of Mexico Exhibition

11/15/2014

Join us one week from today at La Llorona Gallery for the It's a Pittie Rescue fundraiser, 1474 W. Webster Ave, Chicago. Buy your holiday gifts from the talented vendors - candles, soaps, decorated baked goods for your furry friends, jewelry, scarfs, fine art prints, cards and much more. Raffle ticket purchases may land you tickets to the Million Dollar Quartet, a Chicago Wolves game, memberships at the Old Town School of Music, AIR Aerial Fitness or many other prizes that were generously donated by Chicagoland businesses.

04/11/2014

Join us tonight at 6 p.m. 1474 W. Webster Ave. Chicago
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03/03/2014

Opening exhibition Friday March 7th

01/24/2014

Snow, storm, rain or shine, the opening reception for the works of Rebecca Wolfram, "Some and Not Others" begins tonight at 6 p.m. and won't close until midnight. Don't miss it! La Llorona Art Gallery, 1474 W. Webster, Chicago.
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12/13/2013

On Friday, December 13 beginning at 6 p.m. please join us for the opening reception "La Llorona Salutes Carlos Cortez."

12/06/2013

Don't forget to join us tonight for the closing reception of Felipe Ehrenberg's "Endless Death". Begins at 6 p.m.

11/22/2013

Join us on Friday, December 6, 6 p.m. -11 p.m. for the closing reception of the Felipe Ehrenberg "Endless Death" exhibition.

11/10/2013

Arturo Avendano is being interviewed by Radio 90.7 FM today at 5:00.

10/31/2013

The reopening of the gallery made the news here in Chicago!
http://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/20131023/lincoln-park/lincoln-park-morning-report-video-zoo-shell-wins-award-gallery-reopens

And find out which brunch spot is moving into the former home of Isabel's and The Grove.

10/29/2013

The gallery carries works of Alfredo Zalce, 1/12/1903-1/19/2003, a well-known Mexican painter, sculpter and engraver and a contemporary of Diego Rivera and David Siqueiros. Before his death, Sotheby's described him as "the most important living [Mexican] artist to date."