The Hyde Park Art Center’s mission is to stimulate and sustain the visual arts in Chicago. It is the oldest alternative exhibition space in the City and boasts a long record of education outreach in the community.
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Oakman Clinton School & Studio art classes are available to community members of all ages and skill levels. Come find your creative voice today!
The Hyde Park Art Center is the oldest alternative contemporary art venue in Chicago. Presenting innovative and challenging approaches to the visual arts, the Art Center showcases work that traverses all forms of media and encourages creative collaboration.
Stan Shellabarger
November 23 - April 12, 2009 : Foyer Project Space
Stan Shellabarger gives the Art Center’s north entrance a prickly makeover by creating a two-story installation comprised entirely of pine needles.
Elke Claus: As Above, So Below
November 2 - February 1, 2009 Gallery 5
New silkscreen prints and etchings made by artist and educator Elke Claus.
Omar Vera: Cold Eels and Distant Thoughts
October 26, 2008 – January 11, 2009, The Cleve Carney Gallery
New sculpture and animated video work intersecting history, current popular culture, and 20th century American design by emerging artist, Omar Vera.
Mark Booth: Spanish Still Life or A Large List of Merged Animals
October 26 - January 4, 2009 Gallery 4
An audio and visual installation by Chicago-based artist Mark Booth inspired by a still life painting by 17th Century artist, Juan Sanchez Cotan.
Not Just Another Pretty Face
October 18 - January 11, Galleries 1 & 2
New work by over 70 artists involved in the Center’s project to bring together artists and patrons.
The Emergence Project
October 11 - January 2, 2009 The Jackman Goldwasser Catwalk Gallery
Mark Herald and Daniel Sauter create a computer-generated artwork produced in real-time by a live-feed to the 2008 Chicago Humanities Festival.
4833 rph serves as a gathering place, resource archive, and program space at the new Hyde Park Art Center.
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- Second Sundays!
Dec.14.2008 - AAUW Screening
Dec.17.2008 - TalkingPoint with Elvia Rodriguez-Ochoa
Jan. 5.2009
