Join the artist, Bibiana Suarez, to celebrate the completion of her most recent body of work exhibited in her first major solo show over the past decade. Refreshments will be served. This event is free and open to the public.
Make Sunday a fun day with the Hyde Park Art Center’s Second Sunday event. Spark your family’s creativity with free art activities. Teaching Artist Jessi Walsh will be creating pairs of cards, inspired by Bibiana Suarez’s Memoria (Memory) exhibition in Gallery 1, and Teaching Artist Shira Ballon helps participants make Model Magic Magnets! Hope to see you there! […]
In conjunction with her exhibition Memoria (Memory), which will be on view at the Hyde Park Art Center (HPAC) December 11, 2011 through March 25, 2012, artist and DePaul University art professor Bibiana Suárez will facilitate an art workshop at HPAC for a group of twenty five high school students selected from various Chicago metro area high […]
Play with the art! Explore Bibiana Suárez’s current exhibition at the Hyde Park Art Center, Memoria (Memory), by participating in the artist’s version of the game Memory. For this game night, the artworks on view in the gallery have been transformed into several decks of cards for groups to play with and study—finding their own hidden pairs […]
Listen to a recording of this event recorded by WBEZ as a part of Chicago Amplified. Chicago Amplified is a web-based audio library of diverse educational events recorded throughout the Chicago region. Distinguished scholars in the fields of art history, anthropology, cultural studies, political sciences and sociology engage in an interdisciplinary dialogue about a number of […]
This event will be held at the Institute of Puerto Rican Art & Culture. Play with the art! Explore Bibiana Suárez’s current exhibition at the Hyde Park Art Center, Memoria (Memory), by participating in the artist’s version of the game Memory.Play Suarez’s version of the memory card game while an artist-led group discussion takes place to […]
Join Bibiana Suárez, the artist who made the artwork in Memoria (Memory), as she explains her latest body of work in the context of her own history and her intention to address the current issues with the concept of latinidad (or the concept of a all-embracing latino identity in the United States) through her work. […]
