The MotherArt: Revisited collective met through SAIC’s Low-Residency MFA program. Today, they’re still making art that explores motherhood and creativity.
From curating a recent MoMA show to running a design studio, alum Norman Teague (MFA 2016) questions what visibility means in the modern world.
Five new SAIC students expand on their obsessions, inspirations, and art school goals.
Professor Annie Bourneuf appreciates the history and visual puzzle of Kurt Schwitters’ Untitled (Arrival for the Dance).
Alum Keiko Kira (MFA 1995) creates designs for Keiko Furoshiki, which sells traditional Japanese wrapping cloths with a modern twist.
Visiting artist Lee Mingwei transforms ordinary moments into opportunities for profound connection.
Visual artist, musician, educator, and alum Damon Locks (BFA 1989) shares his favorite Chicago spots.
Since the early 1990s, alum René Arceo (BFA 1985) has amplified artists through Arceo Press.
For President Jiseon Lee Isbara, going back to basics is just another path to creation.