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The Chicago Architecture Biennial is pleased to announce the participants of its sixth edition, SHIFT: Architecture in Times of Radical Change, which will be held from September 19, 2025, through February 28, 2026. Celebrating ten years as North America’s leading international platform for contemporary architecture, SHIFT will present groundbreaking exhibitions, installations, and programming at iconic sites across Chicago’s metropolitan area by over 100 visionary architects, designers, and creative practitioners from around the world. Aligned with the Biennial’s mission, all programming will be free and open to the public. “Chicago is known the world over as a hub of architecture and design and the 2025 Architecture Biennial will further enrich that legacy,” said Illinois Governor JB Pritzker. “We are proud to welcome this exceptional lineup that will showcase a depth of talents, innovations, and perspectives from all over the world. I encourage visitors from near and far to come see firsthand and take part in our renowned architectural landscape.”


Since its founding in 2015, the Chicago Architecture Biennial has presented more than 400 projects representing over 40 countries, and has attracted more than two million visitors. As a global center for architectural innovation and the Biennial’s founding city, Chicago has long played a key role in shaping the conversation on design, urban development, and the future of cities. From Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe to Bertrand Goldberg, John Moutoussamy, Natalie Griffin de Blois, and contemporary spatial thinkers such as Jeanne Gang and Amanda Williams, Chicago’s architectural community has long exerted an enormous influence on the field. This enduring legacy positions the city and the Biennial as a nexus of critical discourse and transformative design, where global voices converge to shape architecture’s future. “Throughout history, architecture has reflected the shifts in culture, ideals, and politics here in Chicago and around the world. As we experience unprecedented changes in our country, we continue to see the invaluable impact of bringing people together for these critical conversations through the arts,” said Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson. “This year’s Biennial will welcome architects, visionaries, and creatives from around the world to our city to showcase their work, share their ideas, and inspire a new generation.” The Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE) will once again serve as the Biennial’s official Presenting Partner, and will host SHIFT’s opening program on September 19, 2025, at the Chicago Cultural Center. “This Biennial reminds the world that Chicago is where bold ideas take shape,” said DCASE Commissioner Clinée Hedspeth. “As a longtime supporter of the Biennial, I’m proud to help champion a platform that challenges, connects, and inspires. The Biennial continues to push the boundaries of how architecture and art help share community and culture.\" \"In our commitment to Chicagoans and our international audience, we are thrilled to invite participants to not only bring their innovative ideas to our city, but to apply and execute those ideas as creative solutions to the world’s problems,” says Nora Daley, Co-Chair of the Biennial’s Board of Directors. “Now is an essential moment to continue this conversation because there is a lot we can learn from each other about the ways we can improve communities through design.”


\"The Chicago Architecture Biennial provides opportunities for architects, designers, and artists – from emerging to established – to experiment and demonstrate the potential and power of design and the built environment for diverse audiences,” says Sarah Herda, Co- Chair of the Biennial’s Board of Directors. “Our sixth edition participants continue this legacy by developing thoughtful and imaginative ways to advance architecture and inspire others to think about the designed environment in new ways.” Curated by Florencia Rodriguez – editor, writer, founding Principal of -NESS and PLOT, and Associate Professor at the University of Illinois Chicago – SHIFT signals the opportunity and need to change direction, to think with others, and to set new grounds for the interpretation and design of our built environments. This edition explores how architecture engages with the profound cultural, social, and environmental transformations shaping our world today


and explores the possibility of envisioning alternate paths forward. “Architecture is fundamentally about engaging with change—understanding it, responding to it, and proposing ways to improve the conditions we inhabit,” explains Rodriguez. “In that sense, architecture and design are inherently optimistic disciplines—not because they naively accept the status quo, but because they trust in the power of imagination and knowledge to shape more equitable, meaningful futures. We always have choices, and the decisions we make define what becomes possible tomorrow. As Artistic Director of the


Chicago Architecture Biennial on its 10th anniversary, I hope to foster a critical platform where bold, imaginative ideas can surface and be shared with the public.” SHIFT will convene voices from around the world to present projects in a citywide constellation of exhibitions, films, podcasts, dialogues, print and digital publications, and other public events. Together, these programs address urgent questions shaping the spaces we inhabit, such as housing, ecology, and material innovation, to demonstrate architecture’s role in shaping our collective future.


The confirmed participant list for SHIFT: Architecture in Times of Radical Change is as follows.

11 x 17 (Denver, United States and Toronto, Canada)

322A (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

adamo-faiden (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Stan Allen (New York, United States)

alsar-atelier (Bogotá, Colombia)

APPARATA (London, United Kingdom)

b+ (bplus.xyz) (Berlin, Germany)

BairBalliet (Chicago and Los Angeles, United States)

Balparda Brunel Oficina de Arquitectura (Rosario, Argentina)

Balsa Crosetto Piazzi and Giorgis Ortiz (Córdoba, Argentina and Boston,

United States)

Besler & Sons (Hopewell, United States)

BETA office for architecture and the city (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

The Bittertang Farm (Bainbridge Island and Chicago, United States)

Breathe Architecture (Melbourne, Australia)

Bureau SLA and ZakenMaker (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

BURR (Madrid, Spain)

C+ arquitectas (Madrid, Spain and London, United Kingdom)

La Cabina de la Curiosidad (Quito, Ecuador)

Jason Campbell / ellProjects (Chicago, United States)

Care. (Zürich, Switzerland)

Centro Cooperativista Uruguayo (Montevideo, Uruguay)

Skarn Chaiyawat, Rina Shindo, and Witee Wisuthumporn (Tokyo, Japan

and Bangkok, Thailand)

Abigail Chang (New York, United States)

CLUAA (Chicago, United States)

Mariano Clusellas (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

DAVIDSON RAFAILIDIS (Ontario, Canada and Columbus, United States)

Juan Du (Hong Kong, China and Toronto, Canada)

E2A / Piet Eckert und Wim Eckert Architekten (Zürich, Swit

Firat Erdim (Des Moines, United States)

Estudio Flume (São Paulo, Brazil)

Estudio Planta (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

EXTENTS (Ann Arbor, United States)

FAR frohn&rojas (Santiago, Chile; Berlin, Germany; and Los Angeles,

United States)

FORMA (Los Angeles and New York, United States)

French 2D (Boston, United States)

Ignacio Galán, David Gissen, Alessandro Orsini, and Nick Roseboro

(New York, United States)

Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork (Los Angeles, United States)

Grandeza Studio (Sydney, Australia and Madrid, Spain)

gru.a (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

gt2P (Santiago, Chile)

Hardel Le Bihan Architectes (Paris, France)

Christopher Hawthorne (New Haven, United States)

HHF Architects (Basel, Switzerland)

Stewart Hicks (Chicago, United States)

Ibañez Kim (Los Angeles, United States)

Johnston Marklee (Los Angeles, United States)

Kashef Chowdhury/URBANA (Dhaka, Bangladesh)

Dominic Kießling (Dresden, Germany)

Tamara Kostianovsky (New York, United States)

Kwong Von Glinow (Chicago, United States)

LA DALLMAN (Somerville, United States)

Laboratorio de Arquitectura and José Cubilla (Asunción, Paraguay)

Laboratory of Intersectional Ecologies (Umeå, Sweden and Caracas,

Venezuela)

Lacol Cooperative Architecture (Barcelona, Spain)

Sean Lally (Chicago, United States)

LAMA.SP (São Paulo, Brazil and Stockholm, Sweden)

LIGA, Space for Architecture (Mexico City, Mexico)

Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects (LOHA) (Detroit and Los Angeles, United

States)

Lütjens Padmanabhan Architekt*innen (Zürich, Switzerland)

MAIO (Barcelona, Spain)

MASS Design Group (Kigali, Rwanda; Boston, Poughkeepsie, and Santa

Fe, United States)

Max Nuñez Arquitectos (Santiago, Chile)

Michael Maltzan Architecture (Los Angeles, United States)

MOS and Tony Cokes (New York and Providence, United States)

Ivan L. Munuera and TAKK (Barcelona, Spain and New York, United

States)

Natura Futura (Babahoyo, Ecuador)

Nicolas Dorval-Bory Architectes (Paris, France)

Objects of Common Interest (Athens, Greece and New York, United

States)

On Architecture (Santiago, Chile)

Oshinowo Studio (Lagos, Nigeria)

Cristóbal Palma (Santiago, Chile)

Paradigma Ariadné (Budapest, Hungary)

Parsons & Charlesworth (Chicago, United States)

Plan Común (Santiago, Chile and Paris, France)

PRODUCTORA (Mexico City, Mexico)

project:if (Cambridge, United States)

R&R STUDIOS (Miami, United States)

RADDAR (São Paulo, Brazil)

Sam Chermayeff Office (Berlin, Germany and New York, United States)

Sayler/Morris (Hudson, United States)

Berndnaut Smilde (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

SO–IL (New York, United States)

Space Popular (Vienna, Austria and Asturias, Spain)

STOSS Landscape Urbanism + MPdL Studio with Mark Lamster (Ann

Arbor, Boston, Los Angeles, and Princeton, United States)

Studio Jacob (Vienna, Austria)

Studio Sean Canty (Boston, United States)

Studio Urbane Strategien (Stuttgart, Germany)

Sungjang (Chicago, United States)

TEN (Zürich, Switzerland)

Alfredo Thiermann with Pedro Correa, Ella Neumaier, and Xavier Nueno

(Lausanne, Switzerland)

UNA / UNLESS (Venice, Italy)

URBANUS (Meng Yan) (Shenzhen, China)

Urko Sánchez Architects (Nairobi, Kenya, and Madrid, Spain)

Aura Venckunaite (Chicago, United States)

WAI Architecture Think Tank (Ames, United States)

Worofila (Dakar, Senegal)

Oscar Zamora (Cambridge, United States)



Working in collaboration with Rodriguez, SHIFT’s curatorial team includes Associate Co-Curators Igo Kommers Wender and Chana Haouzi, Assistant Curator Gabriela de Paula Weinert, and an editorial team led by Isabella Moretti and Santiago Bogani. A distinct graphic identity has been commissioned from Estudio Margem, a São Paulo based design studio led by Alexandre Lindenberg and João Pedro Nogueira, to visually articulate and support the curatorial theme of SHIFT. Major support for the Chicago Architecture Biennial is provided by the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic


Opportunity, Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, Good Chaos, Zell Family Foundation, Richard H. Driehaus Foundation, and the Polk Bros. Foundation. 


Additional funding is provided by Cari and Michael J. Sacks, Crown Family Philanthropies, Jack and Sandra Guthman, Anne L. Kaplan, Donna C. King Estate, Robert R. McCormick Foundation, Mansueto Foundation, Susan and Bob Wislow, Illinois Arts Council, Lefkofsky Family Foundation, Neisser Family Foundation, Segal Family Foundation and Scan Design Foundation, among others.


Major support for the Chicago Architecture Biennial is provided by the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic chicagoarchitecturebiennial.org Press Accreditation + Press KitOpportunity, Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, Good Chaos, Zell Family Foundation, Richard H. Driehaus Foundation, and the Polk Bros. Foundation. 


Additional funding is provided by Cari and Michael J. Sacks, Crown Family Philanthropies, Jack and Sandra Guthman, Anne L. Kaplan, Donna C. King Estate, Robert R. McCormick Foundation, Mansueto Foundation, Susan and Bob Wislow, Illinois Arts Council, Lefkofsky Family Foundation, Neisser Family Foundation, Segal Family Foundation and Scan Design Foundation, among others.


ABOUT THE CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE BIENNIAL

The Chicago Architecture Biennial convenes the world to explore innovative ideas and collectively imagine the future of design. The Biennial’s large-scale exhibitions, talks, performances, films, and other events, create opportunities to engage timely global issues through the lens of architecture and design, emphasizing creativity and community participation. Free and open to the public, the Chicago Architecture Biennial stands as North America’s largest international survey of contemporary architecture and design.

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By CGN STAFF


Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center will reopen its Skokie location on November 11, 2026, following a renovation that expands visitor spaces, updates its core Holocaust exhibition and adds a new reflection gallery. The reopening is timed to coincide with Veterans Day. Active military personnel, veterans and their families will receive free admission that day.


The project includes a redesigned Lillian & Larry Goodman Auditorium and Gallery, an enlarged lobby in the Shapiro Family Foundation Welcome Center, and a refreshed Resilience Hall with an expanded stage for presentations and public programs.


Updates to the Zev & Shifra Karkomi Holocaust Exhibition include additional material on the roots of antisemitism, the story of Chicago resident Leo Edelman, and the experiences of other groups targeted by the Nazis. A new reflection gallery, accessible from the exhibition, offers visitors a quiet space during and after their visit.


“Every visitor’s experience now begins differently and runs deeper,” said Kelley Szany, the Museum’s senior vice president of education and exhibitions. “The new welcome center sets the tone from the moment people arrive, the enhanced core Holocaust exhibition brings the history and the voices of survivors into sharper focus, and our new auditorium gives us a place to gather, listen, and talk about what it means for our communities today.”


Existing attractions, including the virtual reality theater, the interactive Survivor Stories Experience holographic theater, the Take A Stand Center and the Voices of Genocide Exhibition, will remain part of the Museum’s offerings.


Following the reopening, Blacklist: The Hollywood Red Scare will open November 15 in the special exhibition gallery. Created by and on loan from Jewish Museum Milwaukee, the exhibition examines the intersections of politics, antisemitism, freedom of speech and national security during the Red Scare of the 1940s and 1950s. It will remain on view through March 2027.


The Museum’s satellite location in Chicago’s River North neighborhood, Experience360, will remain open through December 31, 2026. The downtown space opened during the Skokie renovation to provide continued access to the Museum’s immersive exhibitions.


For information and ticket reservations, visit ilholocaustmuseum.org.


Image: Museum exterior. Photo by David Seide/Definedspace.com

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By GINNY VAN ALYEA


SOFA Chicago, the longtime fair devoted to sculpture, objects, functional art and collectible design, will return to the city October 28–31, 2027, as part of Chicago Art Fair at THE MART, which opened its inaugural edition last night.


Founded in Chicago in 1994, SOFA became a popular fixture on the city’s fall arts calendar. For much of its history, collectors and visitors gathered at Navy Pier to discover works in glass, ceramics, wood, metal and fiber, alongside sculpture and design. Its focus on materials and craftsmanship gave the fair a distinct identity and cultivated a devoted audience.


The announcement comes as the inaugural Chicago Art Fair gets underway at THE MART. The new fair opened with a preview on October 7 and continues through October 10, presenting modern and contemporary art. Tim von Gal, CEO and producer of SOFA Chicago and CEO of Intersect Art and Design, was in Chicago this week for the occasion.

Organizers describe the 2027 collaboration as two distinct but complementary presentations under one roof, with SOFA’s focus on three-dimensional art and design alongside Chicago Art Fair’s broader offerings.


“Chicago has always been an extraordinary home for SOFA and a city with a deep appreciation for art, craft, architecture and design,” said von Gal in the announcement. “Joining the Chicago Art Fair at THE MART gives us the opportunity to build upon that legacy while creating an exciting new experience for collectors and exhibitors alike.”

Eric Smith, owner of Chicago Art Fair and CEO of Redwood Art Group, said the addition would broaden the fair’s scope while preserving SOFA’s identity.


“SOFA has a remarkable legacy and a distinct identity, and its return adds an important new dimension to the fair while reinforcing Chicago’s position as a destination for collectors, galleries and art lovers from around the world,” Smith said.


For those who remember SOFA as an annual opportunity to encounter ambitious work in craft and design, the return will be welcome news. The participating galleries and programming, still to be announced, will provide a fuller picture of how that legacy will take shape in its new setting.


SOFA Chicago is produced by Intersect Art and Design, which also organizes annual art and design fairs in Aspen and Palm Springs.


Additional details about exhibitors, partnerships and tickets are expected in the coming months.


Visit chicagoartfair.com for updates.

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The artist Richard Hunt



By CGN Staff


Pigment International has dedicated Black Fine Art Month 2026 to Chicago sculptor Richard Hunt (1935–2023), recognizing his contributions to American art and his lifelong connection to the city.


As part of the month’s programming, the organization will host Pigmented: Chicago to the World — A Black Fine Art Convening on October 23 at the University of Chicago’s Logan Center for the Arts. Partners include the Richard Hunt Legacy Foundation, Adler University, CAI Designs, Chicago Public Art Group, Chicago Sculpture Exhibit and Diasporal Rhythms.


Born and raised on Chicago’s South Side, Hunt developed an internationally recognized practice while continuing to live and work in his hometown. His welded metal sculptures brought together abstract forms, references to the natural world and an enduring interest in freedom and social justice.


Hunt identified attending Emmett Till’s funeral in 1955 as a turning point in his artistic life. Till had lived just two blocks from Hunt’s home. Decades later, Hunt’s public commissions would honor figures including Martin Luther King Jr., Mary McLeod Bethune, Jesse Owens and Ida B. Wells, while also addressing the Middle Passage and the Great Migration.

In 1968, President Lyndon Johnson appointed Hunt to the National Council on the Arts, where he became its first African American member. In 1971, at age 35, he became the first African American sculptor to receive a retrospective at New York’s Museum of Modern Art. His career encompassed more than 150 solo exhibitions and more than 160 public art installations.


Richard Hunt with artist Chris Devins, who recently completed a mural honoring the sculptor in Hyde Park. Photo courtesy of Chris Devins.


Recent projects in Chicago offer new ways to encounter Hunt’s work and history. This fall, the Logan Center opened the Hunt, a café honoring the artist. Created and designed by Little Black Pearl founder and executive director Monica Haslip, the space incorporates two Hunt sculptures, African art, archival materials and photographs by Sandro Miller.

In Hyde Park, artist Chris Devins and historian Michelle Duster have brought a mural of Hunt to 1515–19 E. 54th Street. The portrait is based on photographs Devins took in Hunt’s studio before the sculptor’s death.


“Richard Hunt was a giant in the arts world and people need to see what he looked like and be inspired by his legacy,” Devins said.


Pigment International’s dedication also reflects its own relationship with Hunt. The organization featured him in its magazine in 2020, and he welcomed its Black Fine Art Month programming into his studio in October 2021.


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Two events take place this month:


Pigment International at SPECTRUM Chicago Art Fair


October 7–10, 2026.

Chicago Merchandise Mart, seventh floor, booth #3091.

Wednesday, October 7, 5–8 pm, with a champagne toast in the booth and an artist meet-and-greet.

Thursday, October 8, 6-8pm with Diasporal Rhythms

Featured artists: Jesse Howard, Howard Simmons, Edo, Candace Hunter, Sura DuPart and Max Sansing.

Additional events are taking place during the fair


Chicago to the World: A Black Fine Art Month Convening

Presented by Pigment International as part of Black Fine Art Month, which the organization has dedicated this year to Richard Hunt.

Friday, October 23, 2026, 11:30 am–5 pm.

Logan Center for the Arts, 915 E. 60th Street, Chicago.


Details at pigmentintl.com



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