Monthly Archives: May, 2008

This year the SAIC fashion show took place on May 1st and 2nd. For the last seventy years the SAIC fashion department has used this annual event to showcase the talent of its undergraduate students.

The SAIC graduate exhibition took place at Gallery 2 and Project Space April 26- May 16. It featured work by more than 140 graduating MFA students in art and technology studies, ceramics, designed objects, fiber and material studies, film, video, and new media, interior architecture, painting and drawing, performance, photography, print media, sculpture, and visual communications.

F Newsmagazine's Monica Labelle interviews a Green Peace street fundraiser about the trials and tribulations of the job.

Fnewsmagazine.com covers of the School of the Art Institute's 2008 Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibition.

Threat Level, a queer film/video screening series, held an evening of shorts at Elegant Mr. Gallery in Chicago, IL. Watch the F Exclusive interview with curator Jules Rosskam and see captivating works from across the country.

Andrew Lochhead, one half of AndrewandAndrea, talks to Francesca Wilmott.

A good place to scatter your thoughts. Karen Kilimnik at the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Imagine if the vegetables you ate at Sonny’s were grown by SAIC on its land or buildings.

The international artist in Chicago.

The legacy of SAIC Professor Robert Loescher lives on through his students and friends.

SAIC students can help define future spaces at the School in a substantial way by offering input on upcoming construction on campus.

What to do first? There are numerous pig-out opportunities, but you can dance off the pizza and ribs at a myriad of music festivals and club shows. And don’t forget the ongoing cultural exhibits–prosthetics or telescopes, anyone?

What to do first? There are numerous pig-out opportunities, but you can dance off the pizza and ribs at a myriad of music festivals and club shows. And don’t forget the ongoing cultural exhibits–prosthetics or telescopes, anyone?

Mariano Chavez at Linda Warren Gallery

The flawless installation in this converted space seems serious about its subject, with only a professional amount of pretension.