Featuring fifty-one original editorial cartoons from metropolitan newspapers in the United States, the exhibition spans across two world wars and the great depression. It represents a bygone era when printed matter was the status quo and cartoonists were part of the newsroom staff.
Learn to use wire and other simple materials to create your own Calder inspired mobile.
FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Join artlab artist Barbara Cooper for a sneak peek of her work and installation processes.
Chicago-based sculptor Barbara Cooper uses wood, books and glue to create elegantly structured artworks.
Influenced by the cultural richness of his Caribbean heritage and Pan-African studies, Dexter R. Jones removes the veil of self-conscious inhibition by eliminating preconceived notions of beauty. Encompassing a mixture of texture, hues, flesh and heavy contrast in his editorial photography, his expertise in justly capturing women of vast shades is indicative of his strong matriarchal upbringing.
Calling all Party animals. COSTUME PARTY and CONTEST and SCREENING of NYICFF KID FLICKS ONE along with live music by Brandon Mattson.
Learn to bend wire with simple tools to create your own sculptures inspired by Calder.
With a compelling range of styles and themes, KID FLICKS TWO bridges the gap between little and big for young audiences growing in experiences and ideas.
When Alice transfers to a new middle school, she hears an urban legend about a student who disappeared the previous year and is suspected to have been killed by his fellow students. Even worse, Alice discovers that she lives next door to his former house, a supposedly haunted home now occupied by a reclusive classmate named Hana.
Walk through the galleries with KAC Deputy Director, Tami Miller.
