Monthly Archives: April, 2023

BFA senior Nicole Chan Javellana takes inspiration from her Filipino heritage for her installation.

Patric McCoy’s “Take my Picture” commemorates the history of Chicago’s Local Black Queer Culture

Gallerists and artists at Chicago international art fair discuss the meaning behind their work and the future of contemporary art

Pratima Pinnepalli takes us on an emotional ride via the diary entry of a scorned apple.

Frogs, flowers, and... fingers.

When it comes to hands, artists and artificial intelligence alike struggle.

For F Newsmagazine's April publication, cartoonists were asked to respond to the relationship between art and A.I. to create a rotating comic, encouraging readers to flip the issue around and continue reading. This is that comic collage, featuring comic panels by Ceilidh (kale) Birkhahn, Chana Goldbloom, Kristen Lee, Shijing Li, Mae Lyne, Pratima Pinnepalli, and Sorin Sukumaran, and designed by Teddie Bernard.

Sometimes even the hardest working robots struggle to make art...

A Eulogy to Writer and LBGTQ+ Activist Rachel Pollack

How Simon Jimenez's fantasy novel expertly traverses corruption and love in five book-long days

Get ready for the day with Venus!

An interview with Kyriakos Apostolidis, Yiyi Liu, Caroline Preziosi, and Yezhou Zheng

But are the conversations the novel sparks enough to give Colleen Hoover a pass?

The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more you will grow.

SAIC rejoices the Spring Art Sale tradition.