More than 30 art spaces in the Chicago Arts District around 18th and Halsted host receptions, open houses, and artists' talks. Maps available at 1821 S. Halsted.
Open studios and galleries, plus live music and theater.
An overview of Washington's life and projects as mayor. Harold Washington Exhibit Hall, 9th floor.
Exhibit curated by Daniela C. Bono that examines the art, objects, documents, and first-hand accounts of life on Cyprus since the 1974 Turkish invasion.
A guided tour of the south-side neighborhood's art venues, such as Gallery Guichard (3521 S. King), Faie African Art (1005 E. 43rd), and the South Side Community Art Center (3831 S. Michigan), which is currently exhibiting "AfriCOBRA: Prologue—The 1960s and the Black Arts Movement."
Art activities and performances.
Sculpture and design by architect and product designer Alfonso Iannelli and artist Margaret Iannelli.
History is much more exciting if you feel like you're living it. Take a trip back to the 19th century (only with modern toilets) and learn about African-American soldiers in the Civil War in A Sight Unlike Any Other. Fight a couple of battles, and listen to inspiring speeches by Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln.
Midway through our summer's journey, we found ourselves on a dark museum campus. And then the words of Dante appeared on the Field Museum! We thought we were hallucinating, but it was just Divina Natura, Marco Nereo Rotelli's illuminated light show based on the Divine Comedy: a Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular for Renaissance nerds.
This week a representative from Marx-Saunders Gallery will lead the tour to Stephen Daiter Gallery, Printworks Gallery, Jean Albano Gallery and Marx-Saunders Gallery. Meet at the Starbucks at Chicago and Franklin.
An interactive installation that explores the history of African-Americans and the Chicago World's Fair. Reception Thu 6/6, 5:30-7:30 PM.