City Visions: Urban Space, Daily Life, and the Camera by Greg Ruffing September 29, 2018 · Archives, Art Design Chicago, Artists, Community, Exhibitions, Featured
Broadcasting Art From Inside Cook County Jail by Jordan Sarti September 28, 2018 · Archives, Artists, Community, Envisioning Justice, Exhibitions, Featured, Sound, Film + Video
Color it Clean: An Interview with Jeffrey Michael Austin by Lyndon Barrois Jr. September 27, 2018 · Archives, Artists, Exhibitions, Featured, Sixty Regional
The Thrival Geographies of Shani Crowe, Andres L. Hernandez, and Amanda Williams by Tempestt Hazel September 26, 2018 · Archives, Artists, Featured, Interviews, Sound, Film + Video
Poetry Series: Therefore We Can Be Free (Part 2) by Asha Futterman September 26, 2018 · Archives, Featured, Poetry + Short Stories
Restorative Lifestyle: A Conversation with AnnMarie Brown of Circles & Ciphers by Mike Strode September 25, 2018 · Archives, Artists, Community, Envisioning Justice, Featured, Interviews
Tonika G. Johnson Uses Visual Activism to Combat Distorted Truth by Ireashia Bennett September 25, 2018 · Archives, Artists, Community, Envisioning Justice, Featured, Interviews
Restoring Community in North Lawndale: Interview with Rufus Williams of BBF Family Services by Eric K. Roberts September 21, 2018 · Archives, Community, Envisioning Justice, Featured, Interviews
Curating Chicago with Lisa Stone and Stano Grezdo by On the Real September 20, 2018 · Archives, Art Design Chicago, Artists, Exhibitions, Featured, Sound, Film + Video
“Leaf by Leaf” at the Chicago Artist Coalition by Christina Nafziger September 20, 2018 · Archives, Artists, Exhibitions, Featured, Interviews
Begin, Been, + From Within: A look inside Claire Ashley’s Sculptures by Project 1612 September 19, 2018 · Archives, Artists, Featured, Sixty Regional
Archivist Candace Ming Preserves and Uplifts the Cultural Memory of Chicago’s South Side by Ireashia Bennett September 18, 2018 · Archives, Community, Featured, On Archives, Sound, Film + Video
Chicago Archives + Artists Project: The Newberry Library’s Chicago Protest Collection by Jennifer Patiño Cervantes September 17, 2018 · Archive Digs, Archives, Chicago Archives + Artists Festival, Chicago Archives + Artists Project, Columns + Series, Featured
Heart & Bone Signs, Electro Pepper Gallery, and Labor-Based Artwork by Emily Breidenbach September 14, 2018 · Archives, Artists, Community, Featured, Interviews
Who Are Your Teachers?: Angelique Power by Tempestt Hazel September 13, 2018 · Art Design Chicago, Community, Interviews
Who Are Your Teachers?: Sherry Hazel by Tempestt Hazel September 13, 2018 · Art Design Chicago, Community, Interviews
Who Are Your Teachers?: Remembering Sabina Ott by Tempestt Hazel September 13, 2018 · Archives, Art Design Chicago, Artists, Community, Essays + Reviews
Who Are Your Teachers?: Amy M Mooney, Ph.D. by Tempestt Hazel September 13, 2018 · Art Design Chicago, Interviews
Who Are Your Teachers?: Madeline Murphy Rabb by Tempestt Hazel September 13, 2018 · Art Design Chicago, Artists, Interviews
Who Are Your Teachers?: Barbara Koenen by Tempestt Hazel September 13, 2018 · Art Design Chicago, Artists
Who Are Your Teachers?: Dawoud Bey by Tempestt Hazel September 13, 2018 · Art Design Chicago, Artists, Interviews
Glorimar Sanchez on Puerto Rico, Film, and Disseminating Information by S. Nicole Lane September 13, 2018 · Archives, Artists, Featured, Sound, Film + Video
Who Are Your Teachers?: After Richard Hunt at the Koehnline Museum of Art by Tempestt Hazel September 13, 2018 · Archives, Art Design Chicago, Community, Featured, Interviews
Three Things You Need to Know About Bright Star Community Outreach by Raelyn Purham September 13, 2018 · Archives, Community, Envisioning Justice, Featured, Resources
Who Are Your Teachers?: Cecil McDonald, Jr. by Tempestt Hazel September 13, 2018 · Art Design Chicago, Artists, Interviews
Archivist and Activist Erin Glasco Envisions Rebuilding the Archive—From the Inside Out by Ireashia Bennett September 10, 2018 · Artists, Community, Envisioning Justice, Featured, Interviews, On Archives
Intimate Justice: Leah Ball by S. Nicole Lane September 8, 2018 · Archives, Artists, Columns + Series, Featured, Interviews
Meet the Envisioning Justice Residency Team by Sixty Inches From Center September 6, 2018 · Archives, Envisioning Justice, News
Locating Your Practice in ‘A Johnson Publishing Story,’ with Samantha Hill and Krista Franklin by Noor Shawaf September 5, 2018 · Archives, Art Design Chicago, Artists, Community, Exhibitions, Featured, Interviews
Gardens in Open Spaces: An Interview with Leslie Rose by Jennifer Patiño Cervantes September 3, 2018 · Archives, Artists, Featured, Interviews