SPACE.01
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ABOUT
SPACE.01 is a Black-owned, artist-run gallery in Logan Square, Chicago, dedicated to uplifting underrepresented artists and fostering a community-driven creative space. We prioritize the work of women, queer, trans, and BIPOC artists, offering a platform for radical storytelling, artistic experimentation, and cultural resistance.
MISSION:
More than just a gallery, SPACE.01 operates as a hub for collaboration, education, and advocacy. We host exhibitions, concerts, film screenings, workshops, and fundraising events that challenge systemic injustices while celebrating resilience and artistic expression. Our programming reflects the urgency of the moment—whether responding to censorship, colonial violence, or the erasure of marginalized voices, we create space for artists to be seen, heard, and supported.
Through partnerships with local artists, collectives, and grassroots organizations, SPACE.01 continues to push the boundaries of what an art space can be. Whether you're here to experience thought-provoking exhibitions, connect with a thriving creative community, or contribute to the movement, SPACE.01 is a home for those who believe in the power of art as a tool for change.
OUR TEAM:
SPACE.01 is proudly operated by a team of dedicated artists and organizers committed to fostering an inclusive and transformative creative space.
Trejon D’Angelo, owner and operator, is a photographer, musician, and baker raised in Dallas, TX. With a passion for uplifting underrepresented voices, Trejon curates SPACE.01’s programming to amplify emerging artists while cultivating a space for artistic and social resistance.
Hope Barkov, curator, is a multimedia artist and robotics educator born and raised in Chicago. With a background in art and technology, Hope brings a dynamic and interdisciplinary approach to curation, ensuring that we remain a platform for experimental, thought-provoking work.
Together, Trejon and Hope are committed to building a resilient, community-driven gallery that mobilizes art as a tool for joy, resistance, and meaningful dialogue.
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