SAIC alumni Jonas Sebura (MFA 2011) and Alex Gartelmann (MFA 2012) have been collaborating since 2009. Their most recent work is an installation currently on view at Clough-Hanson Gallery at Rhode College. The show is part of a series of exhibitions called This Must Be the Place, exploring the connection between place and art. Sebura and Gartelmann’s Church is an ode to skate culture; part half pipe, part chapel. A review in The Commercial Appeal notes, “the wild exuberance of the entire enterprise fills the gallery with undeniable energy, while at the same time conveying a feeling of awesome dignity and solid inevitability.”
Image by Jeffrey Machtig
February 21, 2020
Ayesha Singh receives 'Emerging Artist of the Year' award (Sculpture MFA '18)
The India Today Art Awards 2020 honoured Ayesha Singh with the 'Emerging Artist of the Year' award for her solo exhibition 'It Was Never Concrete'. Visit India Today for more information.
February 12, 2020
Michael Zapata and Gabriel Bump Included on Tribune's List of New Writers to Know
Michael Zapata, SAIC academic advisor, and alum Gabriel Bump (BFA 2015) are two new Chicago writers to know according to the Chicago Tribune.
February 7, 2020
Julie Curtiss' Rapid Rise to Fame
Julie Curtiss (SAIC 2005) was recently featured in Artnet News about her success and new representation with the London-based gallery, White Cube.
