Facility Chicago

Facility Chicago Facility is a place. It’s a multi-disciplinary creative space. And it’s home to Cave Studio, Fau

Excited to show you what Yang Mai has been working on installing in the galleries. Just a reminder for you to join us on...
07/13/2026

Excited to show you what Yang Mai has been working on installing in the galleries. Just a reminder for you to join us on Saturday, July 18th from 2-4PM to celebrate the opening reception of “PAY ME” by Yang Mai . Don’t miss it!

Facility Chicago Yang Mai Nick Cave Bob Faust

Exhibition Announcement - coming SOON. “PAY ME” a solo exhibition by Yang Mai Yang Mai / yangmai.usPlease join us on Sat...
07/02/2026

Exhibition Announcement - coming SOON.

“PAY ME” a solo exhibition by Yang Mai
Yang Mai / yangmai.us

Please join us on Saturday, July 18th, from 2-4pm for an opening reception at 3616 N. Milwaukee Ave.

On view from sidewalk and by-appointment from July 18 - October 16, 2026.

*poster designed by Yang Mai

Bob Faust Nick Cave

Make it a [POINT] to head this [WAY] to see “WAYPOINT.” See what we did there? In all seriousness, stop by 3616 N Milwau...
06/11/2026

Make it a [POINT] to head this [WAY] to see “WAYPOINT.” See what we did there? In all seriousness, stop by 3616 N Milwaukee before June 26th for a sidewalk viewing of “Waypoint” by Ross and Elizabeth Fiersten.

For more information please visit facilitychicago.org >>> projects >>> waypoint

Nick Serebrennikov x Bob Faust x Nick Cave

No need to dress up, just show up… from 2 to 4PM to celebrate Ross and Elizabeth Fierstein’s opening of “Waypoint” at Fa...
04/12/2026

No need to dress up, just show up… from 2 to 4PM to celebrate Ross and Elizabeth Fierstein’s opening of “Waypoint” at Facility! See you soon.


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It’s time for the annual changing of the ART for the Niche Project, located on the Addison Street facade of FACILITY. Ne...
04/09/2026

It’s time for the annual changing of the ART for the Niche Project, located on the Addison Street facade of FACILITY. Next UP: . *This is only an install sneak peek. Stop by on Sunday (4/12) from 2-4 PM to see the entire diptych and celebrate with us for a double feature Opening Reception.

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This weekend’s forecast looks like…ART! Not only is it weekend; we are hosting an OPENING RECEPTION on Sunday, April 12...
04/08/2026

This weekend’s forecast looks like…ART! Not only is it weekend; we are hosting an OPENING RECEPTION on Sunday, April 12th from 2-4 PM (rain or shine). We hope you’ll join us at 3616 N. MILWAUKEE as we celebrate the opening of “WAYPOINT” by Ross and Elizabeth Fiersten ( ).

*here’s a sneak peek from a recent studio visit with a scale mock-up to boot

Sidewalk viewing continuing through June 26.

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See you on 4/12 from 2-4PM to celebrate the next iteration of the Niche Project on the Addison Street facade of Facility...
03/28/2026

See you on 4/12 from 2-4PM to celebrate the next iteration of the Niche Project on the Addison Street facade of Facility.

“I Know That’s Right” by Bianca Pastel

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You’re invited! Mark your calendars and plan to JOIN US on SUNDAY, APRIL 12th from 2-4 PM for the opening reception of “...
03/24/2026

You’re invited! Mark your calendars and plan to JOIN US on SUNDAY, APRIL 12th from 2-4 PM for the opening reception of “WAYPOINT” by Ross and Elizabeth Fiersten of . Hope to see you there!

Mosey on by FACILITY before March 27th for a sidewalk viewing of ZJ Pan’s “Jeez, I Can’t Find My Knees.” | | 📸 Don Yos...
03/17/2026

Mosey on by FACILITY before March 27th for a sidewalk viewing of ZJ Pan’s “Jeez, I Can’t Find My Knees.”

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📸 Don Yoshida
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Pan works with sculptures, installations, performances, and electronics to curate playgrounds. Like a child’s half-finished thoughts, impulsive yet stirring, his work are vessels that deflate trauma, shocks, and simulations. Pan investigates the mediated uncanniness propagated through social media, news, and everyday experience under the looming ghosts.

Pan animates objects’ forms and functions in a DIY approach, where familiar objects are digitally engineered and childishly treated. These objects induce shocks in his life, such as missiles, his middle school, Apple’s AirPods, sad looking stuffed animal, and frogs singing in hell, eliciting a reaction that starts with laughter and then evolves from unease to disturbance

Mosey on by FACILITY before March 27th for a sidewalk viewing of ZJ Pan’s “Jeez, I Can’t Find My Knees.” | | 📸 Don Yos...
03/17/2026

Mosey on by FACILITY before March 27th for a sidewalk viewing of ZJ Pan’s “Jeez, I Can’t Find My Knees.”

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📸 Don Yoshida
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Pan works with sculptures, installations, performances, and electronics to curate playgrounds. Like a child’s half-finished thoughts, impulsive yet stirring, his work are vessels that deflate trauma, shocks, and simulations. Pan investigates the mediated uncanniness propagated through social media, news, and everyday experience under the looming ghosts.

Pan animates objects’ forms and functions in a DIY approach, where familiar objects are digitally engineered and childishly treated. These objects induce shocks in his life, such as missiles, his middle school, Apple’s AirPods, sad looking stuffed animal, and frogs singing in hell, eliciting a reaction that starts with laughter and then evolves from unease to disturbance

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