A 1983 science fiction film fuels ongoing discussion on racial and gender justice.
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Mel Brooks, Bike the Drive, and more things to do in Chicago on Memorial Day weekend
A Memorial Day parade, Baderbrawl, and more happenings from May 26-28
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An inside perspective of MCA exhibition
Brian Sandstrom, a gallery officer at the Museum of Contemporary Art, talks about his favorite exhibition and his personal connection to the work.
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Why the AACM and AfriCOBRA still matter
MCA curator Naomi Beckwith discusses a new exhibit called “The Freedom Principle” that connects the legacy of the Black Arts Movement to current cultural and political battles.
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3Arts adds a cell-phone pitch to its awards ceremony
The art of “the ask” assumes a new form.
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“The Distance Between”: Longer in the rain
Weather marred the opening of the University of Chicago Logan Center/Arts Incubator show “The Distance Between.”
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Chicago Film Archives posts this year’s Media Mixer films
Check out the collaborations created for Chicago Film Archives’s 2013 Media Mixer
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University of Chicago incubating art on the south side
The University of Chicago has opened an Arts Incubator in Washington Park.
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This week’s Culture Vultures recommend:
Chicagoans recommend The Ricky Gervais Show, film at the MCA, and Dance in the Parks
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Cauleen Smith’s Sun Ra-inspired “A Star Is a Seed” at the MCA
A review of Cauleen Smith’s “A Star Is a Seed”
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Cauleen Smith, John Parot, and other arty stuff to do this weekend
Arty stuff to do this weekend