Filter Photo

Art gallery · West Town

Filter Photo

Art gallery · West Town

1821 W Hubbard St UNIT 207, Chicago, IL 60622

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Filter Photo is a vibrant nonprofit spot for festivals, exhibitions, and educational experiences, showcasing captivating photography in a welcoming gallery.

1821 W Hubbard St UNIT 207, Chicago, IL 60622 Get directions

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"Sharing space with Latitude–a non-profit community photographic print space–the (beautiful) permanent gallery space of Chicago’s Filter Photo Festival features a rotating series of programming including cutting-edge contemporary photography, workshops and lectures." - The Post Family

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"Filter Photo Festival, Kinzie Corridor. Sharing space with Latitude–a non-profit community photographic print space–the (beautiful) permanent gallery space of Chicago’s Filter Photo Festival features a rotating series of programming including cutting-edge contemporary photography, workshops and lectures."

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Rob

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Parking lot door security guard most unhelpful, claiming no information or knowledge of gallery contents or displays. As a potential guest, we departed your facility feeling unwelcome without any interest to return. Our door conversation with security immediately followed entrance of what appeared to be an elite guest exiting Mercedes 600 series. Left with only assumptions, we had arrived during an invitation-only event, or profiled in some fashion, or met by a guard who was, at best, dismissive by nature.

Susanna Lang

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I attended a poetry reading at Filter Photo, in conjunction with the exhibit of photos by Arezou Mehrfar: three poets offering poems responding to specific photos. The photographer also discussed her work. It was a lovely presentation in an appealing space.

Larry Wolf

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When I walked into the gallery, two images from Context 2019 jumped out at me... and when I stopped at the desk, I was introduced to one of the photographers of one of those images, who works at Latitude, the print studio that shares the space.

Eric Maluchnik

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