Wrightwood 659
@wrightwood659.org
Designed by architect Tadao Ando, Wrightwood 659 is a new non-commercial exhibition space in Chicago, IL, conceived for the presentation of exhibitions devoted to architecture and socially engaged art.
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About Wrightwood 659
Wrightwood 659 is an innovative brand that offers a captivating non-commercial exhibition space in the heart of Chicago, IL. Designed by prestigious architect Tadao Ando, this brand-new venue is dedicated to showcasing exhibitions centered around architecture and socially engaged art. With its unique blend of architectural expertise and artistic vision, Wrightwood 659 transforms a historic 1920s building into a contemporary space adorned with Ando's signature concrete forms and an awe-inspiring treatment of natural light.
Situated in Chicago's vibrant Lincoln Park neighborhood at 659 W. Wrightwood Avenue, Wrightwood 659 provides a serene and contemplative environment to explore and engage with the profound impact of art and architecture on our society. As a private, non-commercial initiative, it serves as a vital cultural and civic asset to Chicago, delivering thought-provoking exhibitions that address pressing social issues.
Stay connected with Wrightwood 659 by signing up for their E-News and be the first to know about their upcoming exhibitions and programming. Discover a new realm of artistic expression and inspiration at Wrightwood 659—where art and architecture converge
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
2018
Company size
2-10 employees
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Non-commercial art exhibitions
Architecture exhibition space
Socially engaged art
Chicago cultural institution
Ticketed museum programming
