Grove Gallery Evanston: Discover Unique Art

Opening: Saturday, Sept. 5th

2 to 5 PM

Paintings, photos and mixed-media projects by local artists.

Got Rhythm?

It is human nature to respond to Rhythm: we dance, sing, and make art. Rhythm in visual art can be expressed in the language of lines, shapes and colors. When we listen to music, we channel our emotional responses through mark-making: gestural lines vibrate like sound waves. This exhibition was juried by Melanie P. Brown, Darren Oberto, and Ross Martens. See how the artists they selected respond in their own unique way -to the beat of our own drums.  

August 2026

Continuum: At a transitional point in her artistic life, Continuum brings together a range of Neiger’s work, celebrating the evocative, vibrant nature of her style.

Continuum speaks to the evolving nature of her  work, built through layered color and imagery that fractures, recalls, and reshapes memory into form.

The act of searching for meaningful form mirrors her personal experience of self-discovery and reflection. Both life and process unfold through a balance of intention and chance, shaping the patterns of memory and perception.

Got Rhythm? Exhibition Duration: 9/5 to 10/31

Above: work by Shelley Gilchrist

See works of art that celebrate the theme of music and reverberate with the rhythm of life. Everything has rhythm, from our heartbeats, to your breath. The artists in this exhibition have transformed musical notes, vocalizations and song lyrics into visual art.