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  • This image comprises of 4 printed zines. The titles showing are "The Art of DJing," Ireashia Bennett: A Testimonial on Tenderness," and "The Blackivists"

    Sixty + Candor Arts: Something to look forward to

    by Sixty Inches From Center
    February 22, 2021

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  • Example of blurring faces using Image Scrubber on a photo from the Black Power movement at the Chicago Freedom Movement Rally, Soldier Field (Freedom Sunday), July 10, 1966. Source: University of Illinois at Chicago Library.

    The Blackivists’ Five Tips for Organizers, Protestors, and Anyone Documenting Movements

    by The Blackivists
    June 2, 2020

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    Archive Digs, Archives, Community, Featured, On Archives, Resources
  • We’re Here: The hub of drag and queer culture in Central Illinois

    by Alexander Martin
    June 22, 2019

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    Archive Digs, Archives, Community, Essays + Reviews, Featured
  • Image: Video still from Hương Ngô's, In the Shadow of the Future, 2014-19. Still shows someone dressed up in a cosmonaut outfit standing in the foreground next to a large white geometric structure. In the background is a building with plants dangling out the windows, with architecture in a similar triangular style as the white structure as well as Hương's central installation. It is a sunny day out in the photo. Image courtesy of the artist.

    In the Shadow of the Future: Interview with Hương Ngô

    by Maya Simkin
    May 2, 2019

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  • Chicago Archives + Artists Project: The Newberry Library’s Chicago Protest Collection

    by Jennifer Patiño Cervantes
    September 17, 2018

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  • The Artist’s Responsibility

    by Tempestt Hazel
    May 23, 2011

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