Matthew Hoffman
Tag: Theaster Gates
Posted inMusic
Jason Moran builds a bigger bandwagon
Theaster Gates and Ken Vandermark join pianist Jason Moran in an oral history of their evolving Chicago collaboration Looks of a Lot.
Posted inArts & Culture
Into the belly of John Preus’s The Beast
John Preus’s mammoth new installation, The Beast, takes over the Hyde Park Art Center.
Posted inArts & Culture
Expo Chicago and pals
Expo Chicago’s sophomore year, and a peek at some satellite festivals
Posted inArts & Culture
The house Theaster Gates built
Theaster Gates’s 12 Ballads for Huguenot House goes on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Posted inBlogs
University of Chicago incubating art on the south side
The University of Chicago has opened an Arts Incubator in Washington Park.
Posted inBlogs
Reader’s Agenda Fri 3/8: The Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Arts Incubator, and Chicago Zine Fest
What’s on the Reader’s Agenda for Friday, March 8, 2013
Posted inBlogs
Chicago’s creative (re)builders: a look at community-based arts projects
A look at some of Chicago’s creative community-based arts projects
Posted inArts & Culture
This week’s Culture Vultures recommend:
Chicagoans recommend Theaster Gates, Acre restaurant, and Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty
Posted inBlogs
How do you create an arts hub?
What does the future hold for University of Chicago’s new Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts?
Posted inArts & Culture
A waste of life
Artists Theaster Gates and Marc Bamuthi Joseph look at environmental and urban violence in Red, Black, and Green: a Blues
Posted inBlogs
A new art house in Edgewater
Former MCA curator Tricia Van Eck discusses her new Edgewater-based project, 6018NORTH.
Posted inBlogs
Theaster Gates and the art of soul
Theaster Gates’s ritual soul food dinner at his south-side arts initiative, Dorchester Projects