Located in the Lincoln Park neighborhood of Chicago, DePaul Art Museum (DPAM) cultivates meaningful relationships with local, national, and international artists, bringing them into conversation with one another. In particular, the Latinx initiative, led by art historian and curator Ionit Behar, connects Latinx artists in Chicago with those from the global South. By fostering dialogues between regional and international communities, DPAM’s exhibitions and programs resonate across diverse groups and contribute to wider conversations in contemporary art.
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Alice Tippit. Wick, 2016. Oil on canvas.
Chelsea Culprit, Tru Bruja Too, 2019. Neon and broom. 25 x 78 x 20 in. Photo by Anita Posada.
Young Lords members protesting the Vietnam War in a march from Lincoln Park to Humboldt Park, 1969. Chicago Sun-Times collection, Chicago History Museum.
Alice Tippit. Fool, 2022. Oil on canvas.
Barbara Nessim, Women with Mask, 1966. Photo by David Smith.
Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle, Recumbent Boxes, 2022/2025. Blackened steel, 20 x 24 x 50 in. each. Photos by Bob.
Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle, A Want for Nothing, 2025. Installation view. Photo by Bob.
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Joel Wachs, President