The Big World: A Review
The Big World: Recent Art From China provides a glimpse into a thriving, politically provocative art scene that few Western art lovers have had a chance to experience.
Telling the Story Your Way: Revisiting Michael Jackson’s Legacy
FNews takes a closer look at Michael Jackson’s work and influence after he passed away on June 25.
Artists Run Chicago
From May 10 to July 5, 2009, the Hyde Park Art Center is highlighting the work coming out of exhibition spaces run by artists.
F Words
Matt Brooken’s The Art of Pain is clearly a labor of love. Filmed on-site at the historic Landmark Century Centre Cinema, the film follows its neurotic (and occasionally sociopathic) characters across Chicago as they grapple with the eternal struggles of the human condition...
Dirty Laundry
Janet Napolitano, the secretary of homeland security, gave a two-year reprieve on Tuesday to immigrants whose applications for permanent residency have been denied because their American spouses died during the application process...
We Are the World
Needing a break at the end of a hectic semester, and knowing that my family and friends would never forgive me if I did not come to spend some time with them, I naturally found myself two weeks out of school, trapped beneath a gazebo in downtown Denver...
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Arts & Culture · From The Print Edition · School May School/Art News
May Art and School News |
Arts & Culture · From The Print Edition Five things you didn’t know science has already done
(and might still wish you didn’t) |
Arts & Culture · From The Print Edition Public Sculptures
The longer days and fine weather make summer the ideal time for actually stopping to look at the public art that is all over the city. |
Arts & Culture · From The Print Edition Atmosphere is in the air
“Olafur Eliasson: Take Your Time” at the Museum of Contemporary Art |
Arts & Culture · From The Print Edition
Atmosphere is in the air
“Olafur Eliasson: Take Your Time” at the Museum of Contemporary Art
Arts & Culture · From The Print Edition
The Future is Yesterday
Four terrifying advances in robotics (and the like) that have already happened.
Arts & Culture · From The Print Edition
Nerdcore: Where Sci-Fi meets Hip Hop
A new form of rap, with more “artistic” or playful lyrics and music has been gaining a following among younger crowds, even in academia. These artists are positioning their work in dialogue with the literary canon.
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Town Hall Audience Response
A case for accountability
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Fashion Show News and Briefs
The SAIC fashion show? Was super awesome.
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MFA Show 2009
The exhibition is, on the whole, a great showcase for a group of artists shedding the “emerging” label and rising to meet the challenge of the contemporary art world.
Arts & Culture · From The Print Edition
The evolution of prosthetics
Technology has actually progressed so far in some areas that there are concerns prosthetics may function better than mere flesh and blood.
Arts & Culture · From The Print Edition · School
May School/Art News
May Art and School News
Arts & Culture · From The Print Edition
Five things you didn’t know science has already done
(and might still wish you didn’t)
Arts & Culture · From The Print Edition
Non-required Reading
The Scholl Center Seminars at the Newberry Library
Arts & Culture · From The Print Edition
Public Sculptures
The longer days and fine weather make summer the ideal time for actually stopping to look at the public art that is all over the city.
May Theory
“Our Literal Speed” symposium in Chicago.
