Mar 20 2025

Tear + Twist: A Cord Making Workshop

3Arts/BOW Workshop facilitated by artist in residence Lillian Heredia

March 20, 2025

3:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Location

DHSP Room 166

Address

1640 West Roosevelt, Select

Cost

Free

The program flyer features an image of continuous lengths of cord constructed from twisting fabric of muted, fleshy pink hues.  In several areas of fairly even distribution are small, knob-like knots, which form a net-like matrix that interchangeably droops and puckers.  A large, swirling knot of multiple strands of cord interrupts the overall vertical directionality of the hanging collection set against an empty, white background. To the right of the image are the event details. At the very bottom of the flyer is a strip of white that contains the various colorful logos of the organizations sponsoring the event.
Space is limited. Please register here.
Workshop description: During this free, one hour workshop facilitated by 3Arts/Bodies of Work Resident Artist, Lillian Heredia, we will collaborate in pairs to tear fabric. Then Lillian will lead an interactive demonstration of how to make that torn fabric into cord. At the beginning of the workshop, Lillian will share some of her experiences as an artist new to the disability art community.
Flyer image description: The program flyer features an image of continuous lengths of cord constructed from twisting fabric of muted, fleshy pink hues.  In several areas of fairly even distribution are small, knob-like knots, which form a net-like matrix that interchangeably droops and puckers.  A large, swirling knot of multiple strands of cord interrupts the overall vertical directionality of the hanging collection set against an empty, white background. To the right of the image are the event details. At the very bottom of the flyer is a strip of white that contains the various colorful logos of the organizations sponsoring the event.
About Lillian Heredia: Lillian Heredia’s (she/her) is currently a 3Arts/Bodies of Work Resident Artist. Her work grapples with past experiences with religion, sustenance farming, chronic pain, and motherhood through the lens of her background in biology. She lives and works in Chicago, IL where her work has been shown at The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, Lillstreet Art Center, SAIC Galleries, Woman Made Gallery, The Martin, Purple Window, SITE Galleries, and Circle Contemporary. She received a Bachelor of Science in Biology in 2011 and completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago with an emphasis in sculpture. Lillian is a recipient of the Presidential Merit Scholarship and has been a finalist in the Pinnacle Awards and the Documentary Family Awards. Her work was featured on Comfort Station’s Artist to Watch series in 2024, and she is currently an artist in residence with 3Arts/Bodies of Work.

Contact

Libby Evan

Date posted

Mar 19, 2025

Date updated

Apr 4, 2025