Where Art Works

Est. 1986

Join us for October Open Studios

A graphic announcing our October building event. The motif of the image is architectural designs featuring blueprints of the Cornelia Arts Building in the background, and shows October and December Open Studio information: Friday October 21st 6 to 10 p.m, Saturday, October 22nd 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.. The right-hand side of the graphic contains the Cornelia Arts Building Logo, the headline "Building on Nearly Four Decades of Creativity", the subheading "New residents. Remodeled studios. More art than ever before" along with the building location just below: "1800 West Cornelia Avenue, Chicago, Visit CorneliaArtsBuilding.com"

Date & Time

Friday, Oct 21 20226:00pm to 10:00pm

Saturday, Oct 22 202211:00am to 3:00pm

Address

Cornelia Arts Building
1800 W Cornelia Avenue
Chicago, IL 60657

Map

Join us for our October Open Studio events – Friday and Saturday. Our building’s multi-year renovation is nearing completion! We have beautiful new spaces, more new artist residents, and more art to share than ever before.

The event is open to the public. We can’t wait for you to visit!

The event on Friday evening, Oct. 21, will feature live music by special guests The Jazzeros!

A jazz band putting on a performance. A man with dark hair, trim beard and wearing a white shirt sits playing a jazz organ in the foreground. A thin, middle-age man with trim beard and glasses is playing a drum kit next to him, behind him is a middle-age man with a dark sport jacket on playing tenor sax, and all the way to the right (in the rear from the photo perspective) another man of middle age plays a black and white electric bass guitar.

Directions

The Cornelia Arts Building is located two blocks south of Addison and one block west of Lincoln Avenue, near where Chicago’s Roscoe Village, Lakeview and North Center neighborhoods all intersect. The “L” Brown Line Addison and Paulina stops are steps away from the building; so are several bus stops along Addison. Parking is available in the building lot and on adjacent streets (no permit required). The entrance is along Ravenswood on the east side of the building.