The mission of the Gage Gallery at Roosevelt University is to show
work that is consonant with the mission of the University and its
ideals of social justice and to serve the educational and academic goals
of the University.
The Gage Gallery was founded in 2001, shortly after Roosevelt
University's expansion into the historic Gage building on Michigan
Avenue. Situated directly across the street from Chicago's Millennium
Park, the gallery has exhibited nationally and internationally known
photographers and artists, and has hosted numerous public lectures,
panel discussions and symposia. The gallery is committed to showing
contemporary work that addresses the important social issues of our time.
The Gage Gallery is affiliated with, and supported by the College of
Arts and Sciences at Roosevelt University.
Staff Information
Michael Ensdorf, Founder and Director
Juli Rowen, Project and Outreach Director
Gallery Interns: Kaitlin Cashman
© 2008