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August 12, 2019

Jamila Woods’ Homage, “LEGACY! LEGACY!”

In a performance at the Art Institute of Chicago, Jamila Woods pays tribute to prominent black artists, activists, and musicians in a way that is uniquely hers.

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August 8, 2019

Art After Stonewall

The large-scale show of queer art has some gems, but it's dominated by male artists.

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August 7, 2019

Muffled Flame: A Review of Yoko Ono’s “Arising”

Dubious staging distracts from otherwise powerful content at the Joan Flasch.

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August 6, 2019

Low-Residency, High Impact

The 2019 Low-Res MFA show invokes questions of place and belonging.

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August 6, 2019

Lightning Round: July 2019

Photographer Lid Madrid talks aliens, AI, and more with five SAIC students

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August 1, 2019

Architect of Style

Virgil Abloh at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago.

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Summer 2019 Special Issue: Reproductive Rights

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Courting Evangelicals

How the GOP turned abortion into a wedge issue to rally the religious right...

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A Translucent Approach

Artist Efrat Hakimi investigates the violent roots of modern gynecology and the...

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Fact vs. Fear: Sex Ed in the USA

Local variations of sex education curricula express divisions in national politics....

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Take It or Leave It: SAIC’s New Parental...

New SAIC policy formalizes its first paid parental leave for faculty and staff, but still...

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Stay and Fight: Film Industry Boycotts in Georgia

How the Georgia film industry boycott leaves many Georgians behind. ...

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Wires Crossed & Tubes Tied

Righting some false equivalences....

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Thou Shalt Not Pill

On the hormone-free birth control method backed by anti-choice activists and bible verses...

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Show-Me an Abortion Clinic

Socially conservative policies in Missouri reflect the views of prominent political...

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Vaginismus: How I Reclaimed My Body

How I got my body back....

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Arts & Culture

Art After Stonewall

August 8, 2019

The large-scale show of queer art has some gems, but it's dominated by male artists.

Low-Residency, High Impact

August 6, 2019

The 2019 Low-Res MFA show invokes questions of place and belonging.

Architect of Style

August 1, 2019

Virgil Abloh at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago.

The Ophelia in “Ophelia”

August 15, 2019

In fits and starts, the 2019 film "Ophelia" attempts to rewrite the tragic story of Hamlet's doomed heroine.

Once Upon A Time… In Tarantinoland

August 13, 2019

Quentin Tarantino's newest piece of revisionist history film offers us a romp through 1969 Hollywood. But can we separate the art from its creator?

Jamila Woods’ Homage, “LEGACY! LEGACY!”

August 12, 2019

In a performance at the Art Institute of Chicago, Jamila Woods pays tribute to prominent black artists, activists, and musicians in a way that is uniquely hers.

Kinda Sketchy

August 10, 2019

Learning — and then drawing — how other collegiate Chicagoans see SAIC students

Muffled Flame: A Review of Yoko Ono’s “Arising”

August 7, 2019

Dubious staging distracts from otherwise powerful content at the Joan Flasch.

Lightning Round: July 2019

August 6, 2019

Photographer Lid Madrid talks aliens, AI, and more with five SAIC students

Photo Essay: The March For Immigration Rights

August 8, 2019

On July 13th, over four thousand people gathered at Chicago’s Daley Plaza to protest the ongoing criminalization of immigrants and refugees seeking a better, safer life in...

Extradition Objection: Protests in Hong Kong

July 25, 2019

SAIC students on the importance of the protests in Hong Kong.

The Debate Over a Chicago Serial Killer

July 23, 2019

Since 2001, 75 women have been found on Chicago's South and West Sides strangled to death. Some locals claim it's the work of a serial killer, but the CPD isn't convinced.