Visual Arts
Unbroken
An exhibit by Little City artists
October 2 through October 30 (open daily 8 am to 4 pm) Artists’ reception on October 2, 4:30 pm
The simple form of the circle has from time immemorial been invested with the most complex meanings. The artists of Little City’s Center for the Arts present Unbroken, an exhibition that aims to examine the formal and symbolic qualities of the circle, nature’s most compelling shape.
The Center for the Arts at Little City operates several studios for artists with developmental disabilities. Working in such media as painting, drawing, printmaking, fabric, ceramics, sculpture, and film, these artists teach us lessons about life and about art. Peggy Brostrom, Lori Couve, Joe Flasch, Harold Jefferies, John King, Mike Lyon and others. Free and open to the public. For more information, call 773.702.7059.
AIDS Quilt Display
October 30 through December 1 (open daily 8 am to 4 pm)
Several panels of the memorial quilt will be on display with a wall of remembrance available for those who wish to express their thoughts. On December 1, our World AIDS Day program includes an opportunity for discreet HIV testing. Cosponsored with the LGBTQ Programming Office. Free. For more information, call 773.702.7059.
GARGOYLES
Interested in showing your art? The Chapel is now accepting proposals to exhibit works with the University’s favorite theme in the Winter Quarter. For more information, call 773.702.7059.
