Hyde Park Art Center is a hub for contemporary arts in Chicago, serving as a gathering and production space for artists and the broader community to cultivate ideas, impact social change, and connect with new networks. The Art Center functions as an amplifier for today and tomorrow’s creative voices, providing the space to cultivate and create new work and connections. Hyde Park Art Center offers a comprehensive set of programs that serve the creative and resource needs of artists and our communities. Through their exhibitions, artist talks, studio art classes, international and local residency program, free public events, satellite class sites, and professional development opportunities they work to provide the space for artists at every age and stage to cultivate their practice, build connections, and impact our world.
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Artist's Run Chicago, installation view of “Artists Run Chicago 2.0,” 2020. Photograph courtesy of Marc Monaghan.
Artist's Run Chicago, installation view of “Artists Run Chicago 2.0,” 2020. Photograph courtesy of Marc Monaghan.
Julius Caesar, installation view of “Artists Run Chicago 2.0,” 2020. Image by Tran Tran, courtesy of Hyde Park Art Center.
LVL3, installation view of “Artists Run Chicago 2.0,” 2020. Image by Tran Tran, courtesy of Hyde Park Art Center.
Leaner Gallery and Projects, installation view of “Artists Run Chicago 2.0,” 2020. Image by Tran Tran, courtesy of Hyde Park Art Center.
Thomas Kong for 062 Gallery, installation view of “Artists Run Chicago 2.0,” 2020. Image by S.Y. Lim.
Thomas Kong for 062 Gallery, installation view of “Artists Run Chicago 2.0,” 2020. Image by S.Y. Lim
1987
The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts is established in New York, NY. His will called for the creation of a foundation dedicated to “advancement of the visual arts,” and he left nearly his entire estate to the cause.