The Arte Haus, a Chicago-based art collective, has launched its new “Create, Destroy, Rebuild” exhibition.
Set at the Nevermore Park pop-up, the experience is curated by Arte Haus founder Kendall Hurns and boasts pieces from a variety of artists, with the overarching story of the collection being one rooted in the very idea of how the “Create, Destroy, Rebuild” approach can be put to use in day-to-day life.
Artists featured in the new exhibition include Hebru Brantley, Mia Lee, B. Robert Moore, Antwoine Washington, Esteban Whiteside, Bianca Walker, Delisha McKinney, A.J. Ainscough, Courtney Collins, and Be Nevado.
“None of them started their pieces and had it right the first time,” Hurns said, adding that “countless hours” were required to get each piece to its final form.
Get a closer look at some of the artists’ included work below.
For additional info, including on how to see these pieces in person and more, please consult the official Arte Haus site here.
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