Voices Studios

09/28/2026

Friday, October 2, 2026
Voices Studios will be CLOSED for a private event. Stay tuned for info on the next exhibition!

09/24/2026

100 years ago today…..Voices celebrates the birth date of John Coltrane

09/03/2026

06/08/2026

What Now? Dubuque Museum of Art hosts the 20 year reunion for 8/10 artists from the first Voices From the Warehouse District Exposition.
Artist reception from 5:00 - 8:00 pm Saturday, June 13 at the DuMA temporary location, 1000 Jackson, Dubuque. After party at Voices Studios, 1585 Central, Dubuque.
The 20 year reunion exposition is in the same space where the last Voices From the Warehouse district show took place!

More than two decades after the original Voices from the Warehouse District exhibition, DuMA brings together eight of the original ten artists from that landmark event to ask “What now?”— for our community, our world, for artists and their art, for our evolving museum?

06/05/2026

:: TONIGHT // QUIET INTERSECTIONS ::

Four Chicago Artists – Four Solo Exhibitions – One Unforgettable Experience

> Allie Kushnir [Main Gallery] //
> Shalen Stephenson [Joan Mulgrew Gallery - upstairs] //
> Thérèse Mulgrew [Mezzanine Gallery] //
> Noel Mercado [Badger Gallery] // .walletchain

:: Opening Reception ::

First Friday | June 5, 2026
5:30pm – 9pm | Artist’s Talk 6pm
[Exhibition continues through July 31, 2026]

This spring, four Chicago-based artists present concurrent solo exhibitions across the galleries of Voices Studios—together forming Quiet Intersections, a multi-faceted experience that reveals how individual artistic voices can converge, diverge, and share creative space. Though each artist works from a deeply personal lens, their practices intersect in their investigations of memory, materiality, and the quiet tensions that shape contemporary life. Each of these artists has chosen a distinctively different path to navigate a personal studio practice within the demands of the urban art world.

:: A Collective Experience ::

Together, these four exhibitions create perspectives on how we build meaning from the fragments of our environments—natural, emotional, material, and cultural. Quiet Intersections invites viewers to move between galleries, noticing the echoes that pass from one space to another: a gesture that reappears, a color that resurfaces, a shared sense of searching. The result is a multilayered experience, one that celebrates the richness of Chicago’s contemporary art community.