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The Hyde Park Art Center’s mission is to stimulate and sustain the visual arts in Chicago. It is the oldest alternative exhibition space in the City and boasts a long record of education outreach in the community.

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School and Studio

Oakman Clinton School & Studio art classes are available to community members of all ages and skill levels. Come find your creative voice today!

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Current Exhibitions

The Hyde Park Art Center is the oldest alternative contemporary art venue in Chicago. Presenting innovative and challenging approaches to the visual arts, the Art Center showcases work that traverses all forms of media and encourages creative collaboration.

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<em>Spellbound</em>

Spellbound

June 7, 2009 – October 4, 2009, Gallery 4

Work by Michele Feder-Nadoff, Lora Fosberg, Yvette Kaiser Smith,and John Miller.

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Matthew Harris: <em>Beyond China</em>

Matthew Harris: Beyond China

May 31 - July 26, 2009, Gallery 5

Ceramic busts and tiles with a graphic edge by this emergent artist address the changing economic climate in the world today.

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Cody Hudson: <em>Let's Do Some Living After We Die</em>

Cody Hudson: Let's Do Some Living After We Die

May 11 - October 4, 2009, Foyer Project Space

A 2-floor installation held in conjunction with the upcoming exhibition Signs of the Apocalypse/Rapture.

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<em>Artists Run Chicago </em>

Artists Run Chicago

May 10 – July 5, 2009, Gallery 1

An exhibition showcasing the energy and audacity of notable artist-run spaces in the Chicagoland area over the past decade.

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Fang Ling-An: <em>The Whole World Celebrates Together</em>

Fang Ling-An: The Whole World Celebrates Together

May 3 – July 12, 2009, The Jackman Goldwasser Catwalk Gallery

This new installation on the catwalk using paper, metal and plastic, raises questions regarding the political, economic and cultural implications of human capital in contemporary China.

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Glenn Wexler: <em>Transit 2</em>

Glenn Wexler: Transit 2

February 1 – September 27, 2009, South Stairwell

A photograph-based installation of lightboxes capturing the blur of traveling to other countries and experiencing other cultures.

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