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Arts & Culture
Experiencing Silke Otto-Knapp’s Dusky, Luminous Paintings
Dance, memory, and liminal spaces on view at the Renaissance Society.
Arts & Culture
“A Considerably More Urgent Situation”: Ai Weiwei on the Refugee Crisis
The famed Chinese artist's latest film combines a fixation on large groups in transit with a terrifying sense of scale.
Arts & Culture
The ‘Complicated, Elusive, Generous’ Jennifer Packer
At the Renaissance Society, a thoroughly original painter dazzles in her first solo exhibition.
News
BING’s New Home at the Stony Island Arts Bank
A new bookstore and cinema space on the South Side is gorgeous, but raises questions.
SAIC
An Interview with Walter Massey
SAIC President steps down and talks his legacy, challenges, and Beyoncé
Arts & Culture
5 Questions: Peter O’Leary
Poet and SAIC professor discusses upcoming books "The Sampo" and "Thick and Dazzling Darkness: Religious Poetry in a Secular Age"
Arts & Culture
Word on The Street vs. Discourse in the Ivory Tower
What international youth poetry slam Brave New Voices could teach to SAIC students.
Arts & Culture
The Rainbow Behind the Junk
Smart Museum collaboration — strong start for Threshold series.
