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Featured Events
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Through June 23
Chicago Cultural Center
Chicago-based Goat Island was a performance group who influenced a generation of artists and theatre makers with their creative process that incorporates repetition, chance and audience perception. In conjunction with the city's
Year of Chicago Theatre, nine national and international performance groups and artists have been commissioned to develop and present new work, each inspired by one of Goat Island's original performances. The performances will take place at the Chicago Cultural Center's Sidney R. Yates Gallery, which has been transformed into a scale re-imagining of the church gymnasium where the collective rehearsed.
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Tuesdays, through May 7 (except April 30)
Chicago Cultural Center, Dance Studio
See Chicago Dance presents a robust Chicago Dance Month, showcasing the city's diverse opportunities to enjoy professional dance. Performances will be held at the Chicago Cultural Center and at venues throughout the city. Check
SeeChicagoDance.com for a comprehensive listing.
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Chicago Cultural Center & Garfield Park Conservatory
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Furtive
Through April 7
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Millennium Park
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Chicago Cultural Center & Garfield Park Conservatory
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April 25
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Millennium Park
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Hanging from the street poles along Wabash Ave. between Washington and Randolph Streets
Chicago Cultural Center
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City Gallery on the Historic Water Tower
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Featured News
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Art on theMart
Art on theMART is joining the city in celebration of the 2019 Year of Chicago Theatre! This spring, a multi-part projection piece capturing seven significant Chicago theater artists by renowned lighting designer John Boesche will illuminate theMART. Coming this June, Art on theMART will introduce a collaboration piece between scenic designer John Musial and Lucky Plush Artistic Director Julia Rhoads. Visit
artonthemart.com for more info
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"Art in Chicago Neighborhoods" Year of Public Art book is now available online and at your local library
Mayor Rahm Emanuel and DCASE recently released a 248-page book that serves as a guide to the 2017 Year of Public Art, which encompasses artworks throughout Chicago's 50 wards, commissioned via the 50x50 Neighborhood Arts Project and in collaboration with Aldermen, community groups, creative organizations and sister agencies across the city. It works in tandem with Thyng, an app that allows the user to view in-the-moment footage of artists engaged in the creative process and of public celebrations during the Year of Public Art. Check out a copy from your local
Chicago Public Library, or download a PDF from our
website. (Editor: Tricia Van Eck, 6018North. Co-editor: Iker Gil. Design: JNL graphic design. Photography: Ji Yang, Jasmine Clark and others.)
Photo Credit
: Caliph I. Rasul II & Caliph Rasul III of Rascal by Design, on behalf of One Chicago Fund.
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Save the Date
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Free, Free, Free!
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Civic Orchestra Chamber Ensemble at Indian Boundary
Saturday, April 13, 3-4pm Indian Boundary Park, 2500 W. Lunt Ave.
Join musicians of the
Civic Orchestra of Chicago, the training orchestra of the Chicago Symphony, for a varied program featuring William Grant Still's
Lyric Quartet alongside Piazzolla's
Tango Ballet and Debussy's String Quartet in G minor.
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