Epiphany Center for the Arts is showcasing fashion on October 7-8 with Fall Encounter— Fashion at Epiphany. This pop-up event in Epiphany’s Chase Gallery is curated by we are MATERIAL, a five year old design collective founded by fashion designers Andrea Reynders and Anna Brown and metalsmith Gillion Carrara.

Fall Encounter— Fashion at Epiphany is a unique 2-day sale featuring 12 local independent designers of fashion, jewelry, and accessories: ALL WE REMEMBER, Andrea Reynders, Anna Brown, Beata Kania, Bird & Tale, Bruce Woods, Gillion Carrara, Jasper Drummond, Julia Gawron, Production Mode, Takara and The Checkroom.

 Representing some of the best of Chicago fashion, these designers will show a mix of garments and accessories made in limited quantities through the artisanal process. All work exhibited will be available for purchase.

Friday, October 7 from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Attend the opening reception of Mikey Mosher's solo exhibition "Phantasmagoria" in The Catacombs at Epiphany Center for the Arts on October 7, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. This exhibition features a variety of light-based installations as well as a number of hand-cut collages and lenticular prints. Mosher positions the mediums of projection, stereography and collage as a means for himself and his audience to reflect on the frightening realities underlying American society.

Epiphany Center for the Arts is showcasing fashion on October 7-8 with Fall Encounter— Fashion at Epiphany. This pop-up event in Epiphany’s Chase Gallery is curated by we are MATERIAL, a five year old design collective founded by fashion designers Andrea Reynders and Anna Brown and metalsmith Gillion Carrara.

Fall Encounter— Fashion at Epiphany is a unique 2-day sale featuring 12 local independent designers of fashion, jewelry, and accessories: ALL WE REMEMBER, Andrea Reynders, Anna Brown, Beata Kania, Bird & Tale, Bruce Woods, Gillion Carrara, Jasper Drummond, Julia Gawron, Production Mode, Takara and The Checkroom.

 Representing some of the best of Chicago fashion, these designers will show a mix of garments and accessories made in limited quantities through the artisanal process. All work exhibited will be available for purchase.

Saturday, October 8 from 12 to 5 p.m.

Join us for the closing reception of Thank You Goodbye, Saturday, October 15, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m in The Sacristy Gallery at Epiphany Center for the Arts. Thank You Goodbye showcases the work of five emerging Chicago-based artists: Micaela Felix, Darby Jack, Nadia Khan, Psymon and SEAH.

The opening reception of Mary Jones: Whereabouts, Friday, October 21, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m in The Sacristy Gallery at Epiphany Center for the Arts. Mary Jones is an Iowa-based artist who explores the ways in which her walks shape her thinking and her socialness.

Join us on Friday, November 4th, at 6 p.m. for the opening reception of Jay Wolke's solo exhibition Past, Present, Future in Slemmons Gallery at Epiphany Center for the Arts. In our most recent installment of the ongoing series of exhibitions offered in partnership with the Chicago Cluster Project and The Rod Slemmons Camera Archive, artist Jay Wolke took a decidedly experimental approach to making photographs with the Al Vista panoramic camera. His intention is to use this camera as an instrument to record abstract “landscapes” made in the studio.

Attend the opening reception of the exhibition of Mark Ballogg: Making Space on November 18, 2022 from 6 to 9pm. In this collection of photographs, Chicago-based photographer Mark Ballogg captures artists studios and provides insights into their practices.

The opening reception of Anne Hughes: Phenomena, Friday, December 9, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m in The Sacristy Gallery at Epiphany Center for the Arts. With this exhibition of new work, Hughes shares some of her wanderings through the mysteries of life and the magic of the creative experience.