“You Remember Frank London Brown” Exhibition Opening

Join us for an exciting evening of art appreciation that will feature literary readings, live music, and food.

Novelist, journalist, educator. Community leader, public housing activist, union organizer. Father, friend, jazz enthusiast. To Gwendolyn Brooks, he was "a tenant of the world." To Langston Hughes, Brown was "a talented writer with something important to say." In his brief, shining life, Frank London Brown played many roles within the vibrant cultural and political landscape of Black Chicago, and beyond.

"You Remember Frank London Brown," explores and celebrates the legacy of Frank London Brown through the movements he shaped, the music he loved, the art he made, and the connections he held with those who loved him.

This exhibition was curated by:

Adrienne Brown

Eve L. Ewing

Angela Orokoh

Korey Williams

Host or Publisher Arts and Public Life