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In Memoriam: Jeanne-Claude

Artist Jeanne-Claude Denat de Guillebon died on Friday November 20, the result of a brain aneurism after a fall. She was 74-years old.

20

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Betty Rymer Gallery at SAIC. The gallery has a long and varied history, exhibiting close to 120 shows in 20 years.

Recovered Visions

Chicago’s overlooked experimental film history at the Illinois Institute of Design

Designing Obama

Sol Sender, leader of creative development for the Obama ’08 campaign logo, discusses his creative process

Eclipsed Histories

“I’m a curator, not an art historian…and the two things are completely different.” Francesco Bonami’s comment on his latest blockbuster exhibition at the MCA is the first indicator of the surprisingly personal, intimate nature of what might otherwise have been a typical encyclopedic show.

Eclipsed Histories

“I’m a curator, not an art historian…and the two things are completely different.” Francesco Bonami’s comment on his latest blockbuster exhibition at the MCA is the first indicator of the surprisingly personal, intimate nature of what might otherwise have been a typical encyclopedic show.

Lego my Logo

The School of the Art Institute of Chicago launched a new logo after displacing Katie Friedman’s long-standing black and red un-logo. Now that students have had some time to get used to the new branding, F News asked students what they think.

Tales from my Fisherman Father (If I follow my hands, can I shake the winter fish from the trees?)

In Tiburon, on a Wednesday, I saw a seabird with my father’s face. “Why don’t you get yourself a decent boyfriend?” it cawed...

Strung

Walks right up, pulls it from the paper bag. Moves fluidly and deliberately, like new shag carpeting.

Interview with musician Matthew Santos

The Grammy-nominated, Chicago based singer/songwriter celebrates his "Album Preview Party" this Friday, December 4th, at Lincoln Hall

2009 Fall BFA show

2009 FALL UNDERGRADUATE EXHIBITION Nearly fifty talented SAIC students completing undergraduate degrees this Fall exhibit their innovative work. F Newsmagazine talks with three students about the BFA show and sees the results showcased in the exhibition.

Interview with A Blue Man

“Technically,” Matt Ramsey says, “all Blue Men start in New York. The training facilities are there. Depending on their casting needs, they will perform in NY for a couple of weeks to a couple of months.”