About this Event
Discover together through engaging activities for all ages as you explore the Museum, learn about the art on view, and make your own artwork with Chicago artists. Inspired by artists Albina Felski, Thomas Kong and Derek Webster, explore art made from and about food!
Featured drop-in art activities include cardboard cake-slice sculptures based on the work of Albina Felski, food-packaging collages inspired by Thomas Kong and paper-plate sculptures influenced by Derek Webster.
Museum admission and activities are free and open to all ages.
Derek Webster, American, born Puerto Castilla (Republic of Honduras), raised in Belize City (British Honduras, now Belize), 1934-2009. Untitled (Woman plate #3), 2003. American porcelain plate with applied paint, costume jewelry, beads, fabric, rocks, wood, bottle caps and buttons, 11 1/2 x 8 1/2 x 2 7/8 in. Collection of the Longwood Center for the Visual Arts, gift of William and Ann Oppenhimer, 2009.15.48
Access Notes
Intuit Art Museum is accessible by ramp through our front entrance on Milwaukee Ave. Community Day will take place on three floors, which are accessible via elevator. Visit our website or contact [email protected] with questions related to accessibility.
Your participation in an Intuit Art Museum program constitutes implied consent to be photographed, and for those images to be utilized by Intuit for educational, fundraising and marketing purposes. If you prefer not to be photographed, please let a staff member know and we’ll be happy to respect your wishes.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Intuit Art Museum, 756 North Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, United States
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