When the Hyde Park Art Center opened its new space in April of 2006, there were several new additions to the organization. We added digital classes, more exhibition and classroom space, and an 80 foot digital projection facade, but one of the major changes was its new resource center and gathering space, 4833 rph.

Named for the home of longtime HPAC supporter and board member, Ruth Horwich, the space sought to capture the spirit of community and creativity that Ruth fostered throughout the Hyde Park Art Center’s history. Ruth always welcomed creative individuals to her home and provided innovative minds with a space to grow. 4833 rph seeks to recreate that culture of community which Ruth made a part of the Art Center. In order to honor her efforts, and to do so in a fun and unexpected way, the resource center was christened with Ruth’s house number and initials. more...