Zolla/Lieberman Gallery was established in 1976 by Roberta Lieberman and Robert Zolla within a then-desolate industrial neighborhood now known as the River North Gallery District. They transformed a vacant industrial space into a hub for contemporary art, laying the foundation for the thriving art community that the area is today.&nbsp; Now located at 325 W Huron St, William Lieberman continues to uphold the legacy of quality and professionalism established since the gallery’s founding. Z/L represents a diverse range of artists and genres that offer a dynamic view of contemporary art in Chicago. They are dedicated to providing personal attention to both beginning and established collectors, as well as other art professionals. Member Art&nbsp;Dealers Association&nbsp;of America (ADAA). Image: Deborah Butterfield, Lucky, 2021, cast bronze,&nbsp;87 x 110.5 x 24.5 in.&nbsp;

Additional reception:&nbsp;Saturday, September 11th - 1pm to 4pm &nbsp;&nbsp;"Deborah Butterfield is unwavering in her choice of horses as subject matter. Her sculptures are marvelous in their evocation of what is essential to our experience of the animal whose history, so entwined with human culture, is also autonomous and of its own world. " ​ - excerpt from Deborah Butterfield:&nbsp;The Horse in the horse by Buzz Spector, 2021&nbsp;

Opening Reception for Deborah Butterfield

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