The Canopy is a project by artists for artists. Headlined by our resident artist, Adrian Stein and our curator Zac Hall, The Canopy hosts international artists at a scale that is larger than life. Pushing the gamut of what is possible with New Media. Thanks to the efforts of Heather Schroering and Sean Cannon we are able to share the story and process of these amazing artists through a series of videos and interviews hosted on our Instagram page @thecanopyat900
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Digital artist Shane Fu blends interactive art with generative mediums to create stunning moving image pieces.
Gustave Caillebotte painted a male-dominated cross-section of workers, sportsmen, professionals, artists, and upper-class Parisian society, reflecting the interests and relationships that shaped his world.
Georgia O’Keeffe, born in 1887, studied at Chicago's Art Institute, and came to be a monumental art history figure pioneering in modern art. Her "New Yorks" and "Sky Above Clouds" move perfectly over the ceilings of 900 and the architecture of Chicago.
Cosmodernism is a revolutionary analog artist bringing microscopic events into an artistic lens and showing the world of light and color that exists right beneath our eyes
an artistic collaboration between Zac Hall and Adrian Stein. Together, they create digital and physical works that explore what it means to be alive in a time of increasing entanglement between human and machine consciousness.
Roman Bratschi is an experienced 3D illustrator and animation director, who kick-started his career as a graphic designer.
Bianca Pastel is a Chicago-based artist, who has known she wanted to pursue a career as an artist since the age of 5. Her biggest influence behind her art is 90's movies/cartoons, Art Deco, photography, and music.