Monthly Archives: April, 2008

There is no doubt that environmental responsibility is on the minds of School of the Art Institute of Chicago students.

Checking out the works on opening night reaped benefits far beyond cookies and cheese cubes—it was positively a visual feast.

April roll-out for new SAIC recycling program

Can Americans learn from the Dutch?

Artist and faculty member Wafaa Bilal is no stranger to the national spotlight. But coverage of his recently censored work, Night of Bush Capturing: A Virtual Jihadi, required more nuance and artist perspective than it was typically given in the mainstream media. Here are the details of the Troy, New York controversy you might have missed.

15th Annual Nippon Steel Program Winners

Molly Zuckerman-Hartung

Foto: Modernity in Central Europe

Sustainability and protection at the Grand Rapids Art Museum.

Sustainability and protection at the Grand Rapids Art Museum.

The challenge of greening museums.

Reusable menstrual products

Recycling programs emerged globally in the 1980s and 1990s in response to fears about diminishing landfill space and landfill-generated air and water pollution. Chicago joined the trend, and, as with many big-city stories about government bureaucracy and city infrastructure, the following twenty-year saga proved to be a mess.