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The Chicago Justice Gallery (CJG), formally the PUJA gallery, is a non-commercial arts space at the University of Illinois at Chicago that supports social justice artists and arts activism through exhibitions and public events.
Developed as an extension of the Social Justice Initiative, the gallery’s focus is to serve as a bridge to connect scholarship, activism and educational arts with social justice themes.
The gallery is located two blocks south of the Chicago Arts District. It is one of the only galleries in the city solely devoted to the presentation and exploration of social justice through the lens of art.
NOTE: To view our new exhibition, Echoes of Ferguson, please note the new gallery hours and information to schedule tours and appointments.
From August 13th, 2024 through May 25th, 2025 CGJ open hours will be as follows:
- Tuesday: By appointment only
- Wednesday, Thursday, & Friday: 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm
- Saturday, Sunday and Monday: Closed
Holiday closures: The Chicago Justice Gallery will be closed November 24-30, 2024, and December 15, 2024 – January 11, 2025.