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Kate Lorenz

Kate Lorenz by Kalya Ramu

Executive Director of Hyde Park Art Center

WORDS BY MADELEINE KANE | TORONTO | VISUAL ARTS

APR 11, 2023 | ISSUE 6

For Kate Lorenz and her team at Hyde Park Art Center, the transformation that began in 2020 has inspired tremendous generosity. From granting more than $560,000 to emerging artists, to creating accessible online classes–they are seeking to revive Chicago’s art-scene, one project at a time. The Hyde Park Art Center has always been recognized as a welcoming communal space for artists and activists alike. Lorenz joins smART Magazine to discuss her organization’s mission on diversity, inclusion, curation, and their plan for community outreach.

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