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black artists
Arts & Culture
Recontextualizing African Art
A look at how the Faie African Art Gallery changes how we view African Art
Entertainment
Film Review: How ‘American Fiction’ Satirizes the Struggle of Black Representation
And asking if the film erases the nuance of, ‘Erasure,’ its literary counterpart?
Multimedia
SAIC Artist in Residence 2024 – Johnae Strong
Artist residency at SAIC's hidden Gem, Homan Square.
Entertainment
6 TV Shows Shimmering with Black Joy
You need to update your 'to watch list' immediately.
Entertainment
The Highs and Lows of ‘Wendell & Wild’
With many animation and stop-motion fans hyping up Henry Selick and Jordan Peele's latest film, let's take a look at how well the story holds up.
SAIC
Danielle Tyler Invited Conversation
Remembering an SAIC student through her contributions to the Anti-Racism Committee’s inaugural book club.
Entertainment
“I’m getting no credit for it”: Cultural Appropriation on TikTok
On TikTok, Black culture is absorbed into youth culture — without credit where credit is due.
Arts & Culture
Eternal Labors
A conversation with the organizers of the Re:Working Labor exhibition.
Arts & Culture
Allison Janae Hamilton’s Dark, Pastoral Fantasies
How her art explores the many layers of our relationship with nature
Arts & Culture
Art and the End of Mass Incarceration
How artists envision a future without mass incarceration.
Arts & Culture
Fifty Years Later, “The Time is Now”
Half a century after the group's founding, black arts collective AfriCOBRA at the Smart Museum of Art.
Arts & Culture
The New Old ‘Mastr’: Kerry James Marshall at the MCA
Dubbed by many as one of the most important exhibitions of the year, Kerry James Marshall's show at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago arrives at a crucial time in American history.
