boundary

10/04/2026

I am excited to announce that boundary is a member of the inaugural LoganArts cohort!

I am beyond thrilled that boundary was selected for this program. I am so excited to work with the Logan Foundation and LoganArts cohort, an amazing group of orgs and artists.

Piloted by the Reva and David Logan Foundation, LoganArts provides a grant, professional development, and community to small arts organizations doing bold, innovative work.
Inaugural cohort members will be helping to develop, test and refine the model based on our needs and our community’s lived experience.

Asian American Arts Chicago, ACRE, AnySquared Projects, boundary, BRIDGE, Comfort Station, Compound Yellow, Crossing Borders Music, ILA Creative Studio, New Channels Initiative, Poor Farm Experiment, SWOP Chicago, The Story Theatre, Walls Turned Sideways, and Wild Yams. A special note of gratitude to our new fiscal sponsor, Roman Susan.
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09/12/2026

Open tonight! It’s not too late to swing by the south side for Reevah Agarwaal: Now I Braid My Own Hair open til 9! If you can’t make it gallery hours are Saturdays 12-3 & open for the Beverly Art Walk on September 26 11-5. Reevah

08/01/2026

06/27/2026

Open hours tomorrow 12-3. Josué Esaú: The Caracol boundary will be closed Saturday July 4th.

06/13/2026

Opening tonight 6-9pm Josué Esaú: The Caracol with thanks to Teresa Silva 𝕱𝖑𝖆𝖙𝖑𝖆𝖓𝖉𝖘 𝕻𝖗𝖊𝖘𝖘 for a gorgeous piece to accompany Sué show.

06/12/2026

Opening Saturday June 13, Josué Esaú: The Caracol
Join us for an opening reception 6-9pm

Josué Esaú Romero Velasquez was born in Honduras, raised in San Antonio, and currently lives in Chicago. He is an educator at Arts + Public Life on the city’s South Side, sharing design and fabrication skills with youth. He is also a visual artist and multidisciplinary fabricator, building furniture, sets, and installations in support of his community. Josué holds a BFA from Southwest School of Art (now UTSA Southwest) and an MFA from Columbia College Chicago. He is an alum of the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago) Center Program Biennial and Class of 2025.