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Neighborhood Party and Artist Celebration: Resilient Hues

A close up of several paint chips of different colors—red, yellow, blue, orange—stacked on top of each other.

  

Collected paint chips from the Jane Addams Homes inspired the installation Resilient Hues and offer colorful evidence of how residents brilliantly styled their homes.

  • National Public Housing Museum, 919 South Ada Street, Chicago, IL 60607

  • Free

Join Amanda Williams and Olalekan Jeyifous for an artist talk and a neighborhood party to celebrate their new public art installation at the National Public Housing Museum.

Resilient Hues is inspired by colorful paint chips and wallpaper remnants found here at the Jane Addams Homes. The internationally recognized artists turned these found traces of former residents’ style into an iconic entrance for the Museum, and a reminder of the creativity, beauty, and strength of the public housing residents who once called this building home. 

After the talk, enjoy a picnic with music and dance to celebrate the resilience of public housing residents.

FREE. Please register in advance, so we can make sure there is food and drink for everyone.


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