She is a painter and printmaker and has served on the School's faculty both in Chicago and at Ox-Bow, the School's summer arts camp in Saugatuck, Michigan. Price's work has been presented throughout the U.S. and abroad and is also in private and corporate collections worldwide. Her work has been exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago, the Spertus Museum in Chicago, the Haggin Museum in California, the Bergen County Museum of Arts in New Jersey, and is in the permanent collection of the Carter Presidential Library and Museum of Emory University in Atlanta. Price has received awards of excellence from many cultural organizations, including the Municipal Art League of Chicago and the American Jewish Arts Club. She is currently teaching at the North Shore Art League in Winnetka.
Price is married with three children and six grandchildren.
311 W. Superior, beginning December 3 and continuing through December 31. Halkin received his B.F.A from the School of the Art Institute in 1950. Halkin, who returned to the School in 1966 as a member of the faculty, currently teaches advanced painting classes and advises graduate students. The partnership, which reflects the two organizations' commitment to increase understanding and appreciation of the world's finest contemporary artists, enhances the School's academic programs and campus life while enabling PAC to further develop its programming and audiences. The collaboration between the School of the Art Institute and PAC, who share a history of introducing international artists to Chicago audiences, provides both organizations with the opportunity to broaden their programming.