AnySquared is ecstatic to announce the Art Swap is back!
Friday March 28
5:30pm–9:30pm
• Doors open at 5pm
• Swap begins at 7:30pm
Chicago Art Department
1926 South Halsted, Chicago.
Share with community! Bring Art > Go Home With Art!
Filled with excitement for everyone. Artists bring one piece of art and grab a number. Art is hung on the wall as people arrive. Friends welcome to watch as an exhibition goes up before their eyes! The swap begins at 7:30pm. As anticipation grows, artists choose art in the order their number is called. All artists get to meet the artists they chose and take a photo together as part of the fun for all! In the end, nothing is left! Each person takes home art! Note: Art will be accepted throughout the Swap! Event is Free.
All Artists Welcome to Participate! Friends Welcome to Watch! Thank you Chicago Art Department for hosting this amazing event!
Invitations:
eventbrite.com | instagram.com
Previous Art Swaps:
2022: anysquared.org/art-swap-2022 ; Block Club Chicago, Bring Art, Go Home With Art’: Big Art Swap, 2/17/22 ; The Columbia Chronicle, Art Swap 3/8/22; 2020: anysquared.org/art-swap-2020 ; 2014: anysquared.org/art-swap-2014 ; DNAinfo Chicago, Artist or Art Lover? Art Swap Has You Covered, 11/13/14.
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AnySquared Projects
@ne2_gallerysquared | anysquared.org
AnySquared Projects is an art collaborative, a network, and a platform for artists. Propelled by a profound sense of cooperation with artists, neighbors, and the larger community, our mission is to support projects that promote inclusive participation in arts activities. Our foundation is the belief that we can accomplish anything if we work together. AnySquared has supported and nurtured artists, while creating community for over 15 years, AnySquared FlowPage
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Chicago Art Department (CAD)
@chicagoartdept | chicagoartdepartment.org
Chicago Art Department is an artist-run, BIPOC-led nonprofit with a mission to provide space and resources for civically-minded artists to grow their practice while questioning the city we live in. CAD provides equitable and accessible opportunities for artistic development through subsidized Studio Residencies, Collective Learning Cohorts, and contemporary Exhibitions and Programs rooted in justice. For 20 years CAD has advanced creative Chicago voices that otherwise might not be heard.