02Nov
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02Nov
Chicago History Museum
US at 250: Dorian Sylvain
Chicago History Museum · Chicago, IL
Dorian Sylvain has proven to be an artist of exceptional inventiveness and creative range fueled by her commitment to collaboration and community empowerment. Her extensive background in scenic design, public mural painting, curation, education, and community planning, continues to explore the relationship between Historical erasure and art as a tool of liberation and resistance. Mentored as a young artist by the architects of the Black Arts Movement on the South Side of Chicago, rooting her interdisciplinary practice in Afro-centric philosophies. Dorian understood through her art she can create socially engaged dialogue with the public while presenting intersections between past, present and future.
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03Nov
Chicago History Museum
US at 250: Dorian Sylvain
Chicago History Museum · Chicago, IL
Dorian Sylvain has proven to be an artist of exceptional inventiveness and creative range fueled by her commitment to collaboration and community empowerment. Her extensive background in scenic design, public mural painting, curation, education, and community planning, continues to explore the relationship between Historical erasure and art as a tool of liberation and resistance. Mentored as a young artist by the architects of the Black Arts Movement on the South Side of Chicago, rooting her interdisciplinary practice in Afro-centric philosophies. Dorian understood through her art she can create socially engaged dialogue with the public while presenting intersections between past, present and future.
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04Nov
Chicago History Museum
Members’ Annual Meeting: Threads of a Nation
Chicago History Museum · Chicago, IL
Reconnect with fellow members at the Members’ Annual Meeting. Hear Museum leadership share updates from the past year, enjoy a presentation and Q&A with guest curator Olivia Mahoney , and explore Threads of a Nation: Preserving Presidential Clothing !
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Chicago History Museum
Members’ Annual Meeting: Threads of a Nation - Chicago History Museum
Chicago History Museum 1601 N. Clark St. Chicago , · IL
Hear from key CHM staff and board members and enjoy an exclusive reception to commemorate the opening of Threads of a Nation!
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Chicago History Museum
US at 250: Dorian Sylvain
Chicago History Museum · Chicago, IL
Dorian Sylvain has proven to be an artist of exceptional inventiveness and creative range fueled by her commitment to collaboration and community empowerment. Her extensive background in scenic design, public mural painting, curation, education, and community planning, continues to explore the relationship between Historical erasure and art as a tool of liberation and resistance. Mentored as a young artist by the architects of the Black Arts Movement on the South Side of Chicago, rooting her interdisciplinary practice in Afro-centric philosophies. Dorian understood through her art she can create socially engaged dialogue with the public while presenting intersections between past, present and future.
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Chicago History Museum
US at 250: Dorian Sylvain
Chicago History Museum · Chicago, IL
Dorian Sylvain has proven to be an artist of exceptional inventiveness and creative range fueled by her commitment to collaboration and community empowerment. Her extensive background in scenic design, public mural painting, curation, education, and community planning, continues to explore the relationship between Historical erasure and art as a tool of liberation and resistance. Mentored as a young artist by the architects of the Black Arts Movement on the South Side of Chicago, rooting her interdisciplinary practice in Afro-centric philosophies. Dorian understood through her art she can create socially engaged dialogue with the public while presenting intersections between past, present and future.
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Chicago History Museum
US at 250: Dorian Sylvain
Chicago History Museum · Chicago, IL
Dorian Sylvain has proven to be an artist of exceptional inventiveness and creative range fueled by her commitment to collaboration and community empowerment. Her extensive background in scenic design, public mural painting, curation, education, and community planning, continues to explore the relationship between Historical erasure and art as a tool of liberation and resistance. Mentored as a young artist by the architects of the Black Arts Movement on the South Side of Chicago, rooting her interdisciplinary practice in Afro-centric philosophies. Dorian understood through her art she can create socially engaged dialogue with the public while presenting intersections between past, present and future.
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Chicago History Museum
Chicago Home Movie Day 2026
Chicago History Museum , 1601 N Clark St ADMISSION · IL
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Chicago History Museum
US at 250: Dorian Sylvain
Chicago History Museum · Chicago, IL
Dorian Sylvain has proven to be an artist of exceptional inventiveness and creative range fueled by her commitment to collaboration and community empowerment. Her extensive background in scenic design, public mural painting, curation, education, and community planning, continues to explore the relationship between Historical erasure and art as a tool of liberation and resistance. Mentored as a young artist by the architects of the Black Arts Movement on the South Side of Chicago, rooting her interdisciplinary practice in Afro-centric philosophies. Dorian understood through her art she can create socially engaged dialogue with the public while presenting intersections between past, present and future.
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Chicago History Museum
US at 250: Dorian Sylvain
Chicago History Museum · Chicago, IL
Dorian Sylvain has proven to be an artist of exceptional inventiveness and creative range fueled by her commitment to collaboration and community empowerment. Her extensive background in scenic design, public mural painting, curation, education, and community planning, continues to explore the relationship between Historical erasure and art as a tool of liberation and resistance. Mentored as a young artist by the architects of the Black Arts Movement on the South Side of Chicago, rooting her interdisciplinary practice in Afro-centric philosophies. Dorian understood through her art she can create socially engaged dialogue with the public while presenting intersections between past, present and future.
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Chicago History Museum
“Aquí en Chicago” Closing Program
Chicago History Museum · Chicago, IL
Bid adiós to our Aquí en Chicago exhibition with a day full of fun activities, tours, talks, music, and more!
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