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Chicago history
I find that I go to the Art Institute much less than I’d like to, and I’m hoping that this series will encourage me, as well as you, the reader, to take advantage of our world-class museum and the exciting new temporary exhibitions that are shown there.
Multimedia
SAIC Beat S04E01 – Nicole MarroquÃn on the power of rebel youth
This season, "Forgiveness vs. Permission" kicks off with a story of rebellion.
Arts & Culture
When Preservation Meets Gentrification
The Pilsen Landmark Ordinance, and the threat of culture as capital.
News
How a Chicago Attorney Exposed Decades of Police-Mandated Torture
A conversation with Flint Taylor about his book, The Torture Machine.
Climate
Toxic Relationships on Chicago’s Southeast Side
Industrial pollution continues to endanger the Southeast Side communities. Local activists are fighting to stop it.
Arts & Culture
Multitudes of Enthusiasm: Henry Darger at 125
Outsider artist Henry Darger's complex legacy can be experienced first-hand here in Chicago.





