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Arts & Culture
Welcome to the Amputation Demonstration
Catherine White on education and mortality at the International Museum of Surgical Science.
SAIC
Social Justice In And Out Of The Classroom
Ruth Needleman, SAIC professor and activist, encourages collaboration in the face of bigotry.
Arts & Culture
The Rise and Fall of a Midwestern Art Magazine
An interview with New Art Examiner co-founder Derek Guthrie
Arts & Culture
5 Questions: Claire Pentecost
F Newsmagazine speaks with Claire Pentecost, an artist, writer, and professor of photography at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her interdisciplinary practice interrogates institutional structures that order knowledge.
Arts & Culture
Craftivism: The Art of Craft and Activism
A conversation with blogger, knitter and textile enthusiast Betsy Greer on her new book and an upcoming North American tour on craft, creativity and activism.
Arts & Culture
Pzzzt – The Buzz from Albania
A communist-era air-raid shelter is home to Tirana’s new independent gallery space.
Arts & Culture
Screaming in Metalanguage
An interview with Avant-Garde Japanese Poetry Translator David Michael Ramirez II.
SAIC
Overhauling the Overburden
Laurie Palmer, longtime Professor of Sculpture at SAIC, began a research project to understand, through her own partiality and subjectivity, the processes that people carry out to transform the freely given materials of the earth into private commodities.
Arts & Culture
Paabus’ Own Panopticon at The Sub-Mission
Kristina Paabus' "box for each of us" at The Sub-mission comments on our present day Panopticon.
SAIC
“When she would walk into a room, it was like a forgotten entity was walking in, like something you hear about in storybooks. It was like meeting someone who was the last of [her kind].”
ODIGBA!
Remembering SAIC Professor, Artist, Anthropologist, Haitian Vodou Expert and Rumoured Witch Marilyn Houlberg
“When she would walk into a room, it was like a forgotten entity was walking in, like something you hear about in storybooks. It was like meeting someone who was the last of [her kind].”
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Student Profile: Sanaz Sohrabi
Highlighting the human costs of U.S. sanctions against Iran.
Arts & Culture
Danny Giles
“...the appendages in Giles’ paintings allow the possibility to be read as all things, declaring none.”
