The Chicago Reader spotlighted the Department of Performance's spring festival Old Ways New Tools. The three-day festival showcases live performances over Zoom, often with students...
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On November 11, Veterans Day, Sylvia Bowersox, a graduate student in the Performance department discussed the impact of her service dog on NBC Today Show. A three-tour veteran of Iraq...
Dread Scott (BFA 1989) was featured in a New York Times article focusing on his slave rebellion reenactment performance piece. The reenactment took place on November 8...
Nick Cave, artist and Stephanie and Bill Sick Professor of Fashion, Body and Garment and Ni'Ja Whitson (MFA 2007) were mentioned in the New York Times in an article reviewing the...
On October 21, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) will reopen after a summer-long closure and an ambitious renovation project of its gallery spaces. Among the 10 fall shows opening,...
Congratulations to current graduate student in the Performance department Ali Asgar (Tara) and Lecturer Rashayla Marie Brown (BFA 2015, Photography) who are recipients of the...
The Soros Equality Fellowship awarded Dread Scott (BFA 1989) with $100,000 for his upcoming performance Slave Rebellion Reenactment. The community-engaged project will revist the German Coast...
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) is pleased to welcome new full-time faculty members who are joining the School. These faculty members represent a diverse range of practices,...
Associate Professor Mark Jeffery (Performance) was featured in an interview in Newcity, where he discussed how he became part of the performance group Goat Island; the current...
Professor Lin Hixson (Performance) and Adjunct Professor Matthew Goulish (Writing), founding members of the performance art group Goat Island, were featured in Newcity about the...
goat island archive—we have discovered the performance by making it, an exhibit and accompanying performances which pay homage to the performance art group Goat Island, was reviewed...
Two SAIC alums, Jane Jerardi (MFA 2012) and Mitsu Salmon (MFA 2014) were selected as 2019 Chicago Dancemakers Forum Lab Artists. They will each receive $15,000 along with a...
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