Meet May’s Artist

Rachel R. Adler

This body of work created on wood panel with ink and acrylic reflects a fun-loving attitude of community and local growers and groceries in Chicago. Pieces were made with the illustrator's appreciation for certain foods- bok choy, strawberries, tomatoes and more- food should be fun and enjoyed no matter the social class or economic prospects. As someone that grew up with food scarcity- going to food banks and using stamps, a deep love and care for homemade and grown produce was emphasized throughout adulthood to the point of prioritizing whole meals and giving to food- based causes whenever possible. I hope you can enjoy these tasty paintings as much as I do!

-Rachel R. Adler

Rachel is a cartoonist living in Chicago IL. Loving to make anything with monsters, tigers and bright images, they create work for music labels, galleries, children's books and more around the world. They own way too many tiny toys and plants for their apartment. You can find more information about them and their work at hatchcomic.com

Applications to our database are now open. Whether you are interested in presenting a solo exhibition or proposing to curate a show, we welcome your submission.

Questions? email elizabeth.scott@dillpickle.coop

Apply today and share your work with our community!

We’re excited to introduce The Gallery at the Dill Pickle — our new community project bringing a rotating monthly exhibition to the cafe wall. We’re looking for Chicago-based artists and curators for solo shows or curated group proposals.

THE GALLERY

-a community-centered space looking to highlight Chicago based artists