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SUMMARY:THE UNDERWORLD: George Crump
DESCRIPTION:THE UNDERWORLD: George Crump articulates a collective\, yet intimate expression of his mind’s eye through a body of work that makes social statements regarding life experiences\, both subjective and observational.   \nIn his most recent body of work\, Crump situates his conceptions of “the underworld” by way of the psychological and social afterlives of oppression\, with a tone of the spiritual\, often positioning his figures between reality and surrealism. Crump applies the principles of discipline\, understanding\, and compassion to his work through his specific use of color\, rich narrative approach\, and form.   \n  \n“The source material of my work is the truth of my past and present life experiences”\, Crump says.   \n  \n \nGeorge Crump. I Don’t Know. Oil on canvas. 24″x 20″. \n  \nThemes of remembrance and the spirit of determination traverse the scope of Crump’s work as he’s concerned with aspects of universal notions of existentialism\, affliction\, redemption\, and triumph.  \nThe exhibition opens for public viewing on January 14th and runs through March 26th. Please RSVP for our opening day here.   \n  \nGeorge Crump is a Chicago-based native and visual artist.  He attended the School of the Art Institute of Chicago\, and most recently held a solo exhibition at Faie African Art Gallery.   \nGeorge developed his focus on the sensual nature of art\, aiming to evoke universality and honesty within his practice. So much so\, his strong emotional connection to his paintings are open to a variety of rich interpretations that span a wide range of emotions and forms.    \n  \nRSVP for our timed viewing  HERE.  \n  \n  \nCOVID PROTOCOL\n\nHow to visit The Center safely:\n– Vaccine verification required for entry \n– Beginning January 3\, in accordance with City of Chicago policy\, all visitors 5 and older will be required to show proof of full vaccination. \n– Please bring either your vaccine card\, a printed copy\, or a digital photo of your card. \n– Visitors 16 and older will need to provide identification that matches their vaccination record \n– Masks will continue to be required by all visitors 2 and older while in the museum. \nWe continue to require all visitors\, vaccinated or unvaccinated to wear masks that cover both your nose and mouth. \n 
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SUMMARY:An Unapologetic Dream: A MLK Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Hyde Park Art Center in collaboration with South Side Community Art Center and Arts + Public Life\, presents a free virtual screening of Unapologetic by Chicago filmmaker Ashley O”Shay\, a film told through the lens of Janaé Bonsu and Bella Bahhs\, two fierce abolitionist leaders\, that gives a deep look into the Movement for Black Lives\, from the police murder of Rekia Boyd to the election of mayor Lori Lightfoot.\n  \nOpening the program will also be an excerpt from Hyde Park Art Center’s Center Program Artist\, Cathleen Campbell’s documentary\, Martin Luther King’s Unsung Heros in Chicago\, shorts from The Black Archive Project: Chicago Uprisings 2020 by local independent filmmaker and documentarian\, Resita Cox\, and a poetry reading from Leslé Honore\, an AfroLatina poet\, artivist\, and author of Fist & Fire\, a collection of powerful\, unflinching poems that confront issues of social justice through the lens of real human lives and voices. \nThe poetry and films will be followed by a discussion with filmmakers Ashley O’Shay\, Resita Cox\, and Cathleen Campbell\, and activists Bella Bahhs and Janaé Bonsu. \nThank you to our promotional partner the Multicultural Affairs Department at the School of the Art Institute. And special thanks to The Jentes Family Foundation for supporting our Public Programs at the Hyde Park Art Center.  \n  \n*still image courtesy of Ashley O’shay. Unapologetic (2020).
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