Open Studios

At UGallery, we are pleased to present our online collection in a welcoming and interactive pop-up store in Chicago’s Water Tower Place.

In this interview with novelist and art historian Dr. Noah Charney we examine the role of affordable art in today's society, take a look back at 17th century art trends, and discuss the positive and negative effects of technology on contemporary appreciation of art.

Watercolor painter, bike aficionado, and California native, Nancy Muren has the wheels turning on a mission to catalog the beauty of San Francisco’s bicycle population in a new series of brightly colored, slyly humorous watercolors.

In this collection spotlight, we explore artworks that were studied and selected to elevate a Mid-Century Modern space through their deeply entrenched connections to the influences that founded the style’s era.

In a new blog series, we interview art consultant and advisor Alan Bamberger about art world trends and collecting art.

Defined as paintings or drawings of arrangements of object, the Still Life genre has a code of symbols that is fruitful and a history that is rich.

Artist of the Week Nava Lundy has mastered shadowy, dreamlike impressionism.

Open Studios interviews a UGallery collector who recently attended Frieze Art Fair in New York

We sit down with Wesley Moon to discuss the balancing act of design, the true definition of art, and a few how-to’s for designing a space and displaying art.