Intersectional Touch: Center Program 2019 Final Exhibition

Intersectional Touch highlights the multilayered art practices and a genuine interest in humanity demonstrated by this year’s artists participating in the 2019 Center Program. The program is the Art Center’s professional development initiative for artists ready to challenge their art work through experimentation, research, and critique while growing their peer community during a six-month course.

  • August 18 – November 4, 2019

  • Gallery 1, 2, and Cleve Carney Gallery

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Featured Artists

Yesenia Bello, Jared Brown, Liz Chilsen, Katie Chung, Barbara Ciurej, Shir Ende, Veronica Casado Hernandez, Wen Liu, John-Michael Korpal, India Martin, Ricardo Mondragon, Michael Moore, Elissa Osterland, Sara Rouse, Anne Stevens, Maryam Taghavi, Devi Vallabhaneni, Juliann Wang, Shanna Zentner and Chunbo Zhang.

About Juarez Hawkins

Juarez Hawkins is an artist, educator and curator based in Chicago. As an artist participant in the 2014 Center Program class, Hawkins respects and values the process of the program to encourage artists to take a new leap in their practice. As Co-Curator of Gallery Programs at Chicago State University, she has organized exhibitions from the permanent collection, as well as student work and established artists including Richard Hunt and Marva Lee Pitchford Jolly. She received a B.A. from Northwestern University, and her M.A. from Columbia College Chicago. She recently curated the exhibition Bill Walker: Urban Griot at Hyde Park Art Center in 2018 in conjunction with the Terra Foundation’s Art Design Chicago initiative.