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Diamond in the Back: Excavating Chicago’s Black Cultural and Material Heritage with The Blackivists
Introducing a two-year community archiving collaboration between Sixty and The Blackivists, a collective of trained Black archivists who prioritize Black cultural heritage preservation and memory work–a project supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
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Sixty + Candor Arts: Something to look forward to
Sign up for this special subscription series of six thematic printed issues compiling essays, interviews, and articles Sixty has published over the years, selected by our editors.
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Leave a Message After The Beep: Sixty Anniversary Voicemails
A series of anniversary voicemails left by people love and artists we've worked with over the years. The first feature curator and artist Jenny Lam and teaching artist Marcus Davis.
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Write for Sixty
Sixty welcomes writers and artists of all experience levels to pitch ideas for traditional and experimental arts writing around topics, and practices that are relevant to the cultural landscapes of the Midwest. Priority will be given to writing by, about, and for BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ artists, artists with disabilities, and the long list of writing, art-making, and cultural practices that have been neglected in...
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Sixty is Looking for Writers 21-and-under!
We're searching for writers to cover Chicago's emerging art scenes--visual art, music, performance, dance, poetry and all other art forms.
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Recursos Hacia la Liberación Negra
Esta lista es un punto de partida y su intención es dar un punto de entrada a los esfuerzos de organización que están y han estado ocurriendo a nuestro alrededor ya por mucho tiempo.
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Resources Towards Black Liberation
150+ resources to build your knowledge and understanding of abolition and liberation movements, and community caretaking initiatives for Black and non-Black POC communities. And a list of Black-led and Black-owned efforts in and beyond Chicago to direct dollars, attention, and time to.
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The Blackivists’ Five Tips for Organizers, Protestors, and Anyone Documenting Movements
The Blackivists archivist collective offers some advice on documenting movements as we work together to protect the collective documentation that proves we are here, addressing and safeguarding our people and communities.