Arts and technology
Programs combine creative learning with art and technology skills.
Arts and technology programs are the core offering at the Chicago Center for Arts and Technology. CHICAT serves underserved youth and adults through creative learning that builds problem-solving, digital, and career skills for a tech-driven economy. Its programs include digital art activities and other opportunities to learn new skills. The center also houses Gallery 1701, a fine art space focused on creativity, culture, and community, and offers space rental. CHICAT focuses on residents from North Lawndale, Little Village, and Pilsen, while serving people across Chicago. The organization launched in 2017 and is part of the National Center for Arts & Technology network. In 2025, it served more than 450 individuals, with youth art and technology programs reporting a 92% retention rate.
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Programs combine creative learning with art and technology skills.
Serves underserved youth and adults through creative education.
Fine art space celebrating creativity, culture, and community.
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