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political art
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.
Arts & Culture
Eternal Labors
A conversation with the organizers of the Re:Working Labor exhibition.
Arts & Culture
Art and the End of Mass Incarceration
How artists envision a future without mass incarceration.
Arts & Culture
#AiWeiwei in #Chicago
Controversial artist Ai Weiwei's first solo show in Chicago is at the Museum of Contemporary Photography. There will be selfies.
Arts & Culture
A Global Affair: The United States, South Korea, and the ‘Business’ of Art Censorship
The possibility of censorship of American art under a Trump administration is eerily familiar to political regimes overseas.
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.
