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    NoMI Gallery | Everything is Bright. All Things are Beautiful.

    Thursday, May 21, 2026 - 6:30 AM
    to Friday, October 30, 2026 - 12:00 AM

    6:30 AM - 12:00 AM See all dates and Times

    800 N Michigan Ave

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    05/21/2026 06:30 AM 10/30/2026 12:00 AM America/Atikokan NoMI Gallery | Everything is Bright. All Things are Beautiful. NoMI Gallery Presents: 萬物生輝 Everything is Bright. All Things are Beautiful. NoMI is proud to present a curated exhibition by contemporary artist Dwight Hwang, whose work explores the relationship between nature, movement, and preservation through the traditional Japanese art of gyotaku. Originating in Japan during the mid-1800s, gyotaku was once used by fishermen to document their catches before photography existed – creating direct impressions using the specimen itself, ink, and paper. The exhibition serves as a prelude to NoMI x The Imprint Experience, debuting Fall 2026 as part of Park Hyatt’s Masters of Food & Wine series. The limited-run experience will feature an intimate omakase... Details & Tickets: https://www.upcomingevents.com/chicago/events/800-n-michigan-ave/nomi-gallery-everything-is-bright-all-things-are-beautiful-659822?ref=uceaddevent 800 N Michigan Ave, 800 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL, 60611

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    NoMI Gallery Presents: 萬物生輝 Everything is Bright. All Things are Beautiful. NoMI is proud to present a curated exhibition by contemporary artist Dwight Hwang, whose work explores the relationship between nature, movement, and preservation through the traditional Japanese art of gyotaku. Originating in Japan during the mid-1800s, gyotaku was once used by fishermen to document their catches before photography existed – creating direct impressions using the specimen itself, ink, and paper. The exhibition serves as a prelude to NoMI x The Imprint Experience, debuting Fall 2026 as part of Park Hyatt’s Masters of Food & Wine series. The limited-run experience will feature an intimate omakase experience with the return of Chef Masa, live gyotaku by Dwight Hwang, and a rare Japanese spirits pairing. Guests are invited to explore the collection in NoMI Gallery and join the priority access list for reservations and event announcements ahead of the public release.

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