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Fall 2023 Schedule Change
Here’s What to Expect in the 2023/24 Academic Year and How Students are Currently Feeling.
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WTF is New Media?
As computer technology becomes increasingly accessible, how do we define "New Media"?
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Art and Anything Else
SAIC has been at the forefront of incorporating science into an art curriculum, but does the pairing really work?
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On the Paper Trail of Hans Ulrich Obrist
The curator's little-known archive is at SAIC, and students are getting hands-on access.
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You Could Make Art at SAIC
In December, F Newsmagazine addressed the lack of art-making opportunities for Master of Arts students at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC). After reading Who Can't Make Art at SAIC?, several members of the SAIC administration got in touch to offer options and answer readers questions.
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SAIC prides itself on offering students an interdisciplinary curriculum and the necessary freedom to develop as artists, designers, and scholars, but according to an F Newsmagazine survey, many MA students argue that they have no support or access to pursue a studio practice.
Who Can’t Make Art at SAIC?
MA Students Lack Interdisciplinary Access
SAIC prides itself on offering students an interdisciplinary curriculum and the necessary freedom to develop as artists, designers, and scholars, but according to an F Newsmagazine survey, many MA students argue that they have no support or access to pursue a studio practice.
Arts & Culture
Engaging one’s humanity is an essential skill for an artist, and walking is one of the most easily accessible techniques for doing so. Last spring, SAIC offered four classes taught around the idea of walking. Each was intended to remind students of the creative potential within such a fundamental activity.
Why Great Thinkers Learned to Walk
Steps Toward Unleashing Your Humanity
Engaging one’s humanity is an essential skill for an artist, and walking is one of the most easily accessible techniques for doing so. Last spring, SAIC offered four classes taught around the idea of walking. Each was intended to remind students of the creative potential within such a fundamental activity.
