A new exhibit at Wrightwood 659 in Lincoln Park called "The First Homosexuals" explores LGBTQ history and identity through ...

A new exhibit at Wrightwood 659 in Lincoln Park called "The First Homosexuals" explores LGBTQ history and identity through art and expression.

You’re right: It’s not someone’s house. It’s Wrightwood 659, a space for art at 659 W. Wrightwood Ave., on the south side of the street between Orchard and Clark streets. Since 2018 ...

Donation Options Search Search Search “The First Homosexuals: The Birth of a New Identity, 1869-1939” at Wrightwood 659 showcases queer art from 40 countries and 125 artists. Curator Jonathan D.

The groundbreaking exhibition at Chicago's Wrightwood 659 confronts erasure with a glorious celebration of the vital legacy ...

In a cultural moment marked by censorship and retrenchment, Chicago’s Wrightwood 659 presents a bold counternarrative: The First Homosexuals: The Birth of a New Identity, 1869–1939.

The statue is set to be unveiled on January 25 in the striking Tadao Ando-designed atrium at Wrightwood 659 in Chicago, where it will be on extended display. The sculpture had been in the hands of ...

The sculpture, which has remained out of public view for centuries, will be on display beginning 25 January at the Chicago art space Wrightwood 659. Before it became Halsted’s in 2023 ...

It is on view until July 26. A post shared by Wrightwood 659 (@wrightwood659) The scale and scope of the exhibition is staggering. It gathers more than 300 works by 125-plus artists from 40 ...

Following an extensive restoration, the nonprofit will put the statue on extended view at Wrightwood 659, an exhibition space designed by renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando, from January 25.

It’s all on view starting Friday as part of a massive new exhibition at Chicago’s Wrightwood 659 in Lincoln Park. The show, “The First Homosexuals: The Birth of a New Identity, 1869–1939 ...