Gallery 901
Exhibitions at Gallery 901 feature artists and community organizations whose work reflects Open Studio Project’s vision that art is a path to wellbeing. This vision includes artists of all kinds, from professionals whose work has been shown in commercial galleries and museums, to self-taught artists who have never shown their work before. As a community-based gallery, our exhibitions are designed to foster dialogue, reflection, and connection, and we invite all audiences to engage with the diverse perspectives on display.
UPCOMING SHOW
storaging: this necessary moment
Regin Igloria
Opening reception: April 4 | 3-5pm
Bookbinding workshop: April 11 | 1-3pm
On view through April 30, 2026
Regin Igloria combines his ongoing community bookbinding project, North Branch Projects (NBP), with the excavation process of his recently vacated storage unit. The exhibition consists of sculptural pieces resembling household furniture and hybrid objects that house hand-made books, collages, and book-related ephemera, revealing the fraught movement between past histories and a hopeful future.
With the ultimate goal of converting his North Chicago home into a reiteration of the street-level, storefront space in Albany Park once occupied by NBP, the exhibition offers a glimpse into the literal and figurative transformation of familial accumulation.
Storaging: This Necessary Moment features multiple examples of current work and will offer a related Community Bookbinding workshop on April 11 for attendees to contribute to the project’s Neighborhood Archive, a collection of hand-bound books that are used for interactive pedestal stations located in the Chicagoland area.
The bookbinding workshop takes place on Saturday, April 11, from 1 - 3 PM, at Open Studio Project, 903 Sherman Ave in Evanston. This event is free and open to the public, but registration is required: click here for details and tickets!