Artist-Run Spaces
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Terra Foundation Series on American Art

Artist-Run Spaces

About the Event:

Artist-run spaces have played a crucial role in defining Chicago’s artistic landscape, yet the histories of these spaces and their influence is often overlooked. We’ll discuss the particular role of women-run art spaces and wander through—virtually—some current and historic practice rooms, performance spaces, galleries and warehouses-turned-wonderlands. Join Meg Duguid (Where the Future Came From) and visionary artists the Zhou Brothers for a conversation moderated by curator Allison Peters Quinn about how artist-run spaces contribute to the richness and ethos of art in Chicago.

  • *PLEASE NOTE THIS PROGRAM WAS POSTPONED. This conversation was pre-recorded and premiered on YouTube on October 29th at 4pm. If you registered, you received the link to watch via email before the premiere, and can enjoy the program any time.
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This program is generously underwritten by the Terra Foundation for American Art.

This week's programs presented with the support of Southwest Airlines.

Meg Duguid

Meg Duguid

Meg Duguid is an artist and an artist administrator. She is currently the director of exhibitions for Columbia Colleg...

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The Zhou Brothers

The Zhou Brothers

The Zhou Brothers, ShanZuo and DaHuang, are amongst the most important and accomplished contemporary artists in the w...

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Allison Peters Quinn

Allison Peters Quinn

Allison Peters Quinn is a curator and writer based in Chicago, where she has been Director of Exhibitions at Hyde Par...

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[Event tile image description: The event image at the top left of the event page is a photograph of an artist studio. From floor to ceiling the walls are covered with colorful artwork including stylized text, a large eye, and a large skull in front of painted flowers. Along the left wall are two easels. On one easel is a painting of a hand holding a paintbrush and on the other easel is a painting of a person in profile. On the far wall is an open window. Image credit: Unsplash]