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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.
SAIC
What it Means to be South Asian?
Five students on their shared identity, commonalities, and differences.
Entertainment
CIFF 2022 | ‘Aftersun’ is a Heartbreakingly Novel Approach to Depicting Family Trauma
Charlotte Wells’ debut film establishes her as a director experienced far beyond her years.
Entertainment
CIFF Review Round-Up: ‘A Human Position,’ ‘Leonor Will Never Die,’ and ‘Monica’
Families take center stage with our first round-up from the 2022 Chicago International Film Festival.
Arts & Culture
Reflecting on Polaroid’s a520, a Fiend and a Family Camera
Did you know that Polaroid makes digital point & shoot cameras? Because I didn’t.
Entertainment
CIFF 2022 | ‘Raymond & Ray’ Review: Heartbreak Feels Good in a Film Like This
Ethan Hawke and Sophie Okonedo shine alongside Ewan McGregor in Rodrigo García’s new tale of family and forgiveness — or lack thereof.
SAIC
Student Feature | Branislav Jankić
How growing up in — and escaping from — a war zone informs Branislav Jankić's provocative work.
F+
A Year With: Babka
“A Year With” is a column where SAIC students reflect on what got them through this past year.
Arts & Culture
Rituals of Dislocation and Leonard Suryajaya’s “Don’t Hold on to Your Bones”
Leonard Suryajaya’s “Don’t Hold on to Your Bones” is challenging but deeply worthwhile.
Arts & Culture
A Portrait of the Artist as Herself
Kanthy Peng explores openness and identity in new SUGs exhibit
