Join us for the first Center Days of 2022 as we celebrate our new block of exhibitions: Dream, Touch Points, Malika Jackson: Whispers of a World Without Words, and Continuous Span. The family-friendly day includes intergenerational art making activities, artist workshops, artist talks, open studios, a curatorial tour of the Dream exhibition, which features work […]
JeeYeun Lee and Sarabeth Dunton activate their art works in Dream. JeeYeun Lee will invite guests to take home the red sand used in her public art project Whose Lakefront, which foregrounds the occupation of Native land by marking the boundary of unceded territory in the heart of Chicago’s downtown using a line of red […]
Join Center Program Artist Mayumi Lake and Dr. Ayako Yoshimura (University of Chicago Japanese Studies Librarian) for a virtual conversation about the history, myth, and the symbolic importance of flower designs in Japanese textiles and kimonos. Register Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/virtual-talk-folklore-of-kimono-imaginary-flowers-tickets-260590622567 Mayumi Lake (b. Osaka, Japan) is an interdisciplinary artist, whose work delves into childhood and pubescent […]
JeeYeun Lee and Sarabeth Dunton activate their art works in Dream. JeeYeun Lee will invite guests to take home the red sand used in her public art project Whose Lakefront, which foregrounds the occupation of Native land by marking the boundary of unceded territory in the heart of Chicago’s downtown using a line of red […]
JeeYeun Lee and Sarabeth Dunton activate their art works in Dream. JeeYeun Lee will invite guests to take home the red sand used in her public art project Whose Lakefront, which foregrounds the occupation of Native land by marking the boundary of unceded territory in the heart of Chicago’s downtown using a line of red […]
Join Center Program Artist Jonathan Castillo for a panel discussion with small business owners who are a part of Castillo’s immigrant owned project. Discuss the ins and outs of running a small business as a migrant, how that impacts their work, and learn each entrepreneur brings to their respective communities and the city of Chicago. […]
JeeYeun Lee and Sarabeth Dunton activate their art works in Dream. JeeYeun Lee will invite guests to take home the red sand used in her public art project Whose Lakefront, which foregrounds the occupation of Native land by marking the boundary of unceded territory in the heart of Chicago’s downtown using a line of red […]
