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December 2018
“Art is life, Art is Us” Mentorship Program Application Open Now
The American Indian Center is requesting submissions for artisans/cultural practitioners who are interested in sharing their knowledge by training a youth apprenticeship. Youth apprentices will work with their mentor to develop a workshop series to help teach their newly acquired skills to community members. Project submissions should be designed to develop sustainable art practices within our local community through the sharing of traditional knowledge and artistry skills. Each project submission will be judged upon its ability to holistically develop youth,…
Find out more »January 2019
ADULT GERMAN CLASSES – SPRING 2019 SEMESTER
Adult learners have a broad spectrum of personal and/or career-oriented educational goals. To meet these goals, DANK Haus provides immersion language classes with challenging curricula covering listening comprehension, speaking fluency, writing, and grammar. In our CORE PROGRAM we offer 7 levels of instruction for everyone from the true beginner to those with high school and college level experience. Elementary German I (A1.1) through Elementary German IV (A2.2) Intermediate German I (B1) and Intermediate German II (B2) Advanced German (C1) NEW: Online Reading and Writing (B1-C1…
Find out more »Swedish Language Classes
Starts Monday, Jan. 14, Tuesday, Jan. 15 or Wednesday Jan. 16 Ends Monday, April 15, Tuesday, April 16 or Wednesday, April 17 The Swedish American Museum is offering evening Swedish Classes with four levels: Beginners I, Beginners II, Intermediate, and Conversation/Advanced. All courses will run for fourteen weeks each class lasting 90 minutes. The instructors are Hanna-Klara Thurfjell and Claes Rameus. Tuition is $210 for Museum members, $250 for non-Museum members. Books are not included in tuition. Beginners I, Tuesday,…
Find out more »February 2019
Forgotten Forms
Forgotten Forms is a collaborative exhibition between members of the Chicago Cultural Alliance, the National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts & Culture (NMPRAC), and the Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art (UIMA), that investigates our relationship with everyday objects in context of neighborhood identity and our responsibility to creating and recreating it. Chicago Cultural CenterMichigan Avenue Galleries78 E Washington StChicago, IL 60602Forgotten FormsFebruary 2, 2019 – April 7, 2019 Presented by National Museum of Puerto Rican Art and Culture, The Ukrainian…
Find out more »Latin Music Project Concert Series 2019
PRAA presents its first music concert series. Music
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