The Chicago Artists Coalition offers three remaining panel discussions!
“The Impact of Chicago's Ethnic Communities on the City's Contemporary Art"
The Chicago Artists’ Coalition is proud to present five innovative panel discussions about the contributions that Chicago’s many ethnic groups have made to the city’s contemporary art. Through historical analysis, curators, art historians, and artists representing the four major population groups of Chicago (African-American, Latino, European, and Asian) will provide interesting perspectives on the development of Chicago’s cultural community.
This program is made possible in part by a grant from the Illinois Humanities Council, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Illinois General Assembly, and will be hosted by various institutions throughout the city.
The Impact of European Immigration to Chicago on the City’s Contemporary Art”
July 20th, 2006Little Black Pearl1060 East 47th Street6:30pm
Panelists:Rolf Achilles, Adjunct Associate Professor, Art History, Theory, and Criticism at The School of the Art InstituteAdrienne Kochman, Ph.D. Art Historian, Indiana University NorthwestEleftheria Lialios, Artist and Professor, The School of the Art Institute
Moderated by:Peter Alter, Ph.D. Curator at the Chicago History Museum
“The Impact of Asian Immigration to Chicago on the City’s Contemporary Art”
July 27, 2006Mexican Fine Art Center Museum1852 W. 19th Street6:30pm
Panelists:Julie Walsh, Julie Walsh GalleryAndrew Bae, Andrew Bae Gallery
Moderated by:Yuchia Chang, Managing Director, Center for Asian Arts and Media at Columbia College Chicago
"Connecting Chicago’s Audiences with Ethnic Institutions"
August 3, 2006Zhou B. Art Center1029 W. 35th St.6:30pm
Discussion will focus on ways to integrate audiences from diverse backgrounds into ethnic specific programming, as well as creative ways of integrating the cultural and artistic contributions of ethnic populations into mainstream culture.
Panelists:Adrienne Kochman Ph.D. Art Historian, Indiana University NorthwestFaheem Majeed, Artist and Curator, South Side Community Art CenterJorge Félix, Program Director, Institute of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture
The Chicago Artists’ Coalition is proud to present five innovative panel discussions about the contributions that Chicago’s many ethnic groups have made to the city’s contemporary art. Through historical analysis, curators, art historians, and artists representing the four major population groups of Chicago (African-American, Latino, European, and Asian) will provide interesting perspectives on the development of Chicago’s cultural community.
This program is made possible in part by a grant from the Illinois Humanities Council, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Illinois General Assembly, and will be hosted by various institutions throughout the city.
The Impact of European Immigration to Chicago on the City’s Contemporary Art”
July 20th, 2006Little Black Pearl1060 East 47th Street6:30pm
Panelists:Rolf Achilles, Adjunct Associate Professor, Art History, Theory, and Criticism at The School of the Art InstituteAdrienne Kochman, Ph.D. Art Historian, Indiana University NorthwestEleftheria Lialios, Artist and Professor, The School of the Art Institute
Moderated by:Peter Alter, Ph.D. Curator at the Chicago History Museum
“The Impact of Asian Immigration to Chicago on the City’s Contemporary Art”
July 27, 2006Mexican Fine Art Center Museum1852 W. 19th Street6:30pm
Panelists:Julie Walsh, Julie Walsh GalleryAndrew Bae, Andrew Bae Gallery
Moderated by:Yuchia Chang, Managing Director, Center for Asian Arts and Media at Columbia College Chicago
"Connecting Chicago’s Audiences with Ethnic Institutions"
August 3, 2006Zhou B. Art Center1029 W. 35th St.6:30pm
Discussion will focus on ways to integrate audiences from diverse backgrounds into ethnic specific programming, as well as creative ways of integrating the cultural and artistic contributions of ethnic populations into mainstream culture.
Panelists:Adrienne Kochman Ph.D. Art Historian, Indiana University NorthwestFaheem Majeed, Artist and Curator, South Side Community Art CenterJorge Félix, Program Director, Institute of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture
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