Formerly known as Chicago’s first public library, the Chicago Cultural Center was converted in 1991 to provide free art, film, literature, music and theatre.
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Artists Push Onward Despite Challenges
Artist David Jarmon is one of 30 artists in Project Onward, a gallery dedicated to displaying artwork by adults with mental and developmental disabilities. Founded in 2004 at the Chicago Cultural Center, 78 E. Washington St. in the downtown Loop, the gallery provides a workplace for the artists.
The Heart and Soul of Pilsen: An Artist Stands Up for Hard-working Latinos
There is a lot of heart and soul painted onto the bricks that build Pilsen….
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A Free Film Series Looking at the Lives, Issues Affecting Women
Escape the heat of August, and empower yourself with two days of films about the…
Chicago Cultural Center Showcases the Artwork of Adults with Disabilities
Bright colors and distinctive murals greet visitors as they walk through the big glass doors…