To support research-and-development activities for Call-and-Response: Dreaming of a Future, an exhibition and publication project developed as part of Threewalls’s twentieth anniversary. The initiative explores community visions for the future and the institution’s place within the history of Black visual-art spaces and collectives in Chicago and other cities. The project is presented as part of the Terra Foundation initiative Art Design Chicago.
To support The Legacy of Carlos Cortéz, an exhibition examining the legacy of the Chicago-based artist, with emphasis on his influence on the political art tradition in Chicago and beyond. The project is presented as part of the Terra Foundation initiative Art Design Chicago.
To support community-engagement research-and-development activities that will inform engagement strategies for the exhibition High Craft in Chicago in the 1970s–80s, which is expected to take place as part of the Terra Foundation initiative Art Design Chicago.
To support community-engagement research-and-development activities that will inform engagement strategies for the exhibition Ruth Duckworth: Themes and Variations, which is expected to take place as part of the Terra Foundation initiative Art Design Chicago.
To support community-engagement research-and-development activities that will inform engagement strategies for the exhibition Puerto Rico to Chicago: The Shaping of an Arts Community, which is expected to take place as part of the Terra Foundation initiative Art Design Chicago.
To support community-engagement research-and-development activities that will inform engagement strategies for the exhibition Re-presenting: Developing Identity at Chicago’s 1893 Columbian World’s Fair, which is expected to take place as part of the Terra Foundation initiative Art Design Chicago.
To support community-engagement research-and-development activities that will inform engagement strategies for the exhibition Dawit L. Petros: Prospetto a Mare, which is expected to take place as part of the Terra Foundation initiative Art Design Chicago.
To support community-engagement research-and-development activities that will inform engagement strategies for an exhibition examining the artistic genealogies of the Puerto Rican diaspora in Chicago from the 1970s to the present; the show is expected to take place as part of the Terra Foundation initiative Art Design Chicago.
To support community-engagement research-and-development activities that will inform engagement strategies for the exhibition Indigenous Chicago: Confluence, Rupture, Flow, which is expected to take place as part of the Terra Foundation initiative Art Design Chicago.
To support community-engagement research-and-development activities that will inform engagement strategies for the exhibition Together: Arts and Education and Community, which is expected to take place as part of the Terra Foundation initiative Art Design Chicago.