Artwork for Your Home: Pop-Up Exhibition in Restored 3-Story Chicago Residence
Four contemporary works on paper flank the fireplace in this highly unique, modern, eclectic space.
Article Updated: July 23, 2026
East Garfield Park Home Tour & Pop-Up Art Exhibition | Fall 2026
Chicago renovation in the East Garfield Park neighborhood.
Friday, October 16, from 5-10 pm
Saturday, October 17, from 12-7 pm
Also open by appointment
2855 W. Washington Blvd. Chicago
My brother and his team have spent years thoughtfully restoring an extraordinary three-story residence on Washington Boulevard in Chicago’s East Garfield Park neighborhood. Last fall, we opened the doors for our first home tour and pop-up art exhibition, bringing artwork into a lived-in, residential setting.
We are excited to return for Fall 2026 with a new exhibition featuring my latest work.
The inaugural event was a meaningful success, and I am deeply grateful to everyone who came through. There is something uniquely engaging about experiencing art in a home, moving from room to room and seeing how each piece lives within a space. The response made it clear that this format resonates.
What began as an experiment, stepping outside of the traditional gallery model, has evolved into something we are eager to continue. This new exhibition will include a fresh body of work, the addition of new guest artists, and an expanded collection of tabletop objects and sculptural pieces.
The exhibition will be on view throughout the spring/summer of 2027. If you are unable to attend the opening weekend, private viewings are available by appointment.
To schedule a visit, please email art@pamelastakerstudio.com or call 312.925.0989.
Location
2855 W. Washington Blvd. Chicago
To view and shop the exhibition, visit the East Garfield Park Exhibition page. This page will continue to evolve as new works are added, so we invite you to check back regularly.
“Abstract Study (potted plant no.4)”
“Urban Therapy no.2” installed in the dining room.
Installation view of “Abstract Nature (tree totem)”
“Abstract study (embrace)”
Repurposing the walk-in closet to the cutest pocket-sized gallery in the world!
Installation view of “Wildflower no.2” in the front entry hallway.
“Abstract Study (garden at night)” in the powder room.
“Abstract Study (sparkle)” in the living room.
