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Ukranian Institute of Modern Art

Anyone interested in the Byzantine world of Ukrainian art should visit this museum. Works explore the delicacy of composition and the urgency of form. They avoid expressing an overly nationalistic sentiment. Mediums represented include painting, photography, sculpture and a variety of paper arts. View the works of artists such as Carolyn Ard, Marylin Collins, Myrosha Dziuk, Susan Gofstein, Paul Krainak, Darlene Kryza, Lorraine Peltz, Wrik Repasky, Stan Strembicki and Barbara Toczydlowska. The gallery offers membership options, thereby providing privileges like participation invitations to exhibitions, concerts and other events,free admission to all exhibits and discounts on purchases. Admission is free, but there is a suggested donation of USD5.

Carl Hammer Gallery

This traditional and conventional gallery nonetheless often features work of a more progressive vein. The gallery's eponymous owner is nationally known for discovering unknown artists and as an "Outside Art" expert. Popular exhibitions have included "A Dream Is but a Dream of All the Dreams Ever Dreamed," a display of the paintings and drawings of John Snyder. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the work available.

Ugly Step Sister Art Gallery

Monthly artist revue, participating in Second Fridays. Affordable event space rental, free parking.

Hyde Park Art Center

Hyde Park Art Center prides itself for providing an outlet for visual art lovers in Chicago to exhibit and purchase works. Formed in 1939, success has been a part and parcel of the center for nearly three-quarters of a century. Not only seasoned artists but budding painters, sculptors and photographers have a chance to showcase their works at the welcoming walls of the gallery. Aside from visual arts, events on poetry, music and writing help audiences explore the different mediums of creativity.

Arts of Life

Located in the West Town locale of Chicago, The Arts of Life is a well-renowned non-profit art organization that specializes in contemporary art. Established in the year 2000, the institution aims at providing budding disabled local artists with a creative platform and space to express their ideas and showcase their talents on a large scale. Exhibits include paintings, portraits, sculptures, and artifacts. Exhibitions and other art-related events are held here regularly.

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