Queue, an Exhibit about Waiting in Line is a 100’-0” long drawing. The drawing can be read like a graphic novel from two points of view and two different endpoints, exploring the banal and spectacular possibilities faced by citizens moving through a continuous queue line
Danielle Andress, assistant professor of Fiber and Material Studies, is instructing her students on how to make looms from materials in their own home. To continue their art, students have made looms out of stripped bicycle wheels, chopsticks, nails, and wooden crates, a true lesson in resourcefulness and sustainability.
13 Architectural Projects. Senior students from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Class of 2020, devise their own program and architectural design, in collaboration with local stakeholders, to respond to the needs for a sustainable mixed-use development at the neighborhood’s threshold on the West Side of Chicago.
