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This past fall, a group of SAIC students and faculty spent a weekend in Mineral Point to meet local artists, research the town's history, and engage with the community.

As SAIC and the South Side Community Art Center celebrate milestone anniversaries, an exhibition showcases the ties between them.

As a new member of SAIC’s Board of Governors, Sanford Biggers (MFA 1999) brings a unique artistic and alumni perspective to the School.

Decade after decade, SAIC’s Photography department has grown, always evolving with changing technologies and encouraging students to pursue their own aesthetics and interests.Photography often bridges the gap between departments, incorporating the medium into explorations of other disciplines, like performance, printmedia, film, video, new media, and animation, and fiber and material studies.

SAIC Department of Architecture, Interior Architecture, and Designed Objects Faculty Member Thomas Kong has been recognized for his entry to the Next Helsinki international architecture competition.

Lucky Pierre’s Final Meals project sparks a discussion about prison reform. 

The founder of Half Acre Beer Company (and SAIC alum) is brewing up a seasonal lager to celebrate SAIC’s 150th Anniversary.

For her Art History thesis, an SAIC graduate student restages an obscure, yet pivotal moment in Japan’s cultural history.

Richard Casper (BFA 2012), Iraq War veteran and alum, brings together his love of the arts and military to help fellow veterans heal the unseen wounds left by war.

An SAIC alum combines art, education, and therapy to offer hope to those in need.