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Three distinct artists explore concepts of the physical body in a group exhibition at the LeRoy Neiman Center Gallery.

Cassandra Davis has constructed a show that's as complex as it is captivating.

The Student Union Gallery's latest show is a breath of fresh air in the political minefield.

The Student Union Galleries show "De Nue" demands answers when it comes to the representation of black students within SAIC's artistic community.

SUGs' ambitious student exhibtion,"De Nue," boasted two openings both showcasing music and performance.

An inside look at the upcoming exhibit at SUGS.

Get a sneak peek to the latest exhibition at Gallery X.

Kanthy Peng explores openness and identity in new SUGs exhibit

"The physical encounter with death is pushed further as scenes of Kanaan mourning a body are displayed on a screen."

Students Chicago Public Schools collaborated with SAIC's Student Union Galleries for a comprehensive public exhibition.

The works in West play upon a sense of terra incognita that has defined the “Wild West” of America in ways that other parts of the United States have not. The show’s continuous re-staging of landscape and terrain evokes another quintessential pioneer idea: that we can tame the land, make it better, acclimate to it.

Here, There and Everywhere: Truth and Liveness is a two-person show featuring works by recent SAIC alumni Angharad Davies and Stephen Kwok. The exhibition’s opening coincided with Kwok’s performance piece, Pineapple, which was featured in the March issue of F Newsmagazine.

SAIC students set out to examine the intricacies surrounding coffee production, culture and consumption.

You Can Almost Buy SUGs a Drink.

Hallways, galleries, stairwells and more at SAIC.