LaTocha (BFA 1992) speaks about her deep dive into what shapes the terrain of New York City.
The Power 100 list is an annual ranking of the most influential people in art.
As an artist, curator, and advisor for SAIC's Disability and Learning Resource Center, alum Alex Stark is creating inclusive environments for artists.
Murphy’s work is a perception piece, featuring 85 laser-cut acrylic Dr. Seuss–themed items that hang from the ceiling.
The issue recognizes the contributions SAIC community members made to Chicago over the past year.
Casper's (BFA 2012) nonprofit CreatiVets has used songwriting and visual arts to help more than 870 veterans from 48 states.
Her exhibition Point of View draws influence from architecture.
Weerasethakul (MFA 1998, HON 2011) won the Gold Hugo award for his film Memoria at the 57th Chicago International Film Festival.
The artist is also calling for the boycott of the 14th edition of the Havana Biennial.
Torabi’s (Post-Bac 2014, MFA 2017) work is on display as a part of the museum’s Atrium Project.
