Chicago Style Film & Fashion Show
The Chicago Style Cohort (Shot on Film by Han Teverbaugh.)
When
Sep 21, 2024
3:00pm–6:00pm
Cost
Free
Illinois Humanities and the South Side Home Movie Project present Chicago Style, a multidimensional exploration of Black fashion on Chicago’s South Side from the 1930s through the 80s, culminating in a fashion show and the debut of a film curated and scored by Ayana Contreras. By intertwining history, community, and creativity, Chicago Style fosters intergenerational dialogue, community cohesion, and cultural identity through the powerful language of fashion.
Join us for a fashion-filled afternoon where history collides with the present. Dress up, see the looks, explore clothing from a local vendor, enjoy refreshments, and experience stories of Chicago's style.
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Chicago Style
Chicago Style is part of Art Design Chicago, a citywide collaboration and series of exhibitions and events that highlight the voices and stories that are part of Chicago’s unique artistic heritage and creative communities. Continuing into 2025, Art Design Chicago takes place across 30 Chicago neighborhoods and several suburban communities and showcases the work of hundreds of artists.
Venue Parking and Directions
Parking
Limited street parking is available.
Directions
The Center is easily accessible via the Garfield stops from the Green Line train and the #55 Bus. You can plan your trip using the CTA website to find the best route for your visit.
Get driving directions here.
Accessibility
This venue is wheelchair accessible. If you require accommodations to participate in this event fully, please contact Zerline Thompson at events@ilhumanities.org at least 48 hours before the event.
Green Line Performing Arts Center
Arts + Public Life's Green Line Performing Arts Center is a vital new theater venue and rehearsal space to support the arts across Chicago’s South Side, and serves as a platform for artistic expression and public gatherings, contributing to the cultural and economic vibrancy of the Washington Park neighborhood.
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