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Articles by Felicia Holman

  • A video still frame shows a drawing of outstretched hands, rendered in a mixed palette of cool and warm colors. Within the frame are also lines of text which say "a space to land...", "uninterrupted", and "to disappear and reappear." The full video is a creative response to the question "How does it feel and what comprises a sustainable, supportive, care-filled healthy arts ecosystem?" Still frame from a video by Jamila Kinney.

    Radically Galvanizing Chicago’s Arts Worker Ecosystem, via Data

    by Felicia Holman
    March 30, 2022

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    Archives, Artists, Chicago Arts Census, Community, Featured
  • The Show MUST Go On!

    by Felicia Holman
    June 19, 2015

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    Archives, Artists, Featured, Interviews
  • Gettin’ Down With The Underground

    by Felicia Holman
    February 17, 2015

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    Archives, Artists, Essays + Reviews, Featured
  • Juke Cry Hand Clap: A People’s History Of House

    by Felicia Holman
    June 18, 2014

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