EXPO included dozens of SAIC community members, and we're sharing a round-up of some of our favorite featured works.
Growing up in Baghdad, Al-Shaker (MFA 2021) was interrogated and attacked for his figurative painting.
Faculty and alums are among the 180 writers, scholars, and artists awarded this fellowship.
Michaels (SAIC 1991–93) spoke about her design company PM Waterlily’s collection for this year’s Southwestern Association for Indian Arts Santa Fe Indian Market fashion show.
Professor Claire Pentecost wrote a feature on bio art and its importance in the world today.
In this issue, 14 community members are recognized for their contributions to Chicago’s design scene.
The golden sculpture, entitled Book Bird, will be installed in the center's reading garden.
Black Girl Play is an exhibition of Tillet’s work at Project for Empty Space.
On February 24, and every day, we honor all SAIC community members who identify as being the first members of their family to attend college.
Rowley (BFA 1981) spoke about her upbringing, her current passions, and her experience at SAIC.
