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Image: An abstract composition of yellow organic shapes with violet and orange in the background. Illustration by Ryan Edmund Thiel.

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Imagen de portada: CeaseDays lleva un gorro negro, una chaqueta negra con una sudadera con capucha negra debajo y jeans negros. Tiene las manos metidas en los bolsillos del jean. Está frente de un mural de graffiti con el color del base negro y letras de color morado y amarillo.

El Nido Suroeste: Una entrevista con CeaseDays
El Nido Suroeste: Una entrevista con Gloria “Gloe” Talamantes
Recursos Hacia la Liberación Negra
The Blackivists’ Five Tips for Organizers, Protestors, and Anyone Documenting Movements
Perto de Lá < > Close to There: Inaê Moreira and Alexandria Eregbu in Conversation (English Version)

Columns + Series

Image: Marissa Macias faces the camera with her hands together towards her head. Three images of Marissa are arranged like a kaleidoscope on a silvery-blue background. Photo by Sarah Joyce.

FOLD/UNFOLD: Interview with Marissa Macias
The Flying Trapeze: Michelle Reid, Photographer and Dancer
We Series: Health
We Series: Screens
Beyond the Page: Quenna Lené Barrett

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Essays + Reviews

Predators, ourselves, and the blurred line in between: A review of Flesh of Earth at Prairie
Review: How Far Between and Back at Monique Meloche
Review: Cristal Sabbagh: OOPS! POW! SURPRISE! at Glass Curtain Gallery
Wash & Set: An Interview with LaNia Sproles and Ariana Vaeth
Review: 36° 15’ 43” N 29° 59’ 14” E at Goldfinch Gallery

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Interviews

Reinventing a Reality with Jeane Cohen
Wash & Set: An Interview with LaNia Sproles and Ariana Vaeth
Flowers for Ourselves IG Live Series
Seasonal and Sensual Cakes: A Conversation with Joey Pham of Flavor Supreme
FOLD/UNFOLD: Interview with Marissa Macias

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On Archives

Black neighbors spending time outside on a sunny day on Chicago's West Side in 1974. On the left, two children stand together, one holding a bike. In the shadow of the home that falls outside of the frame, another child sits on the porch. To the right, two young people stand, one with their hands in the hair of the other, braiding. Cars line the street in front of them. Photo from John H. White's series DOCUMERICA: The Environmental Protection Agency's Program to Photographically Document Subjects of Environmental Concern, 1972 - 1977. Source: The National Archives and Records Administration.

Protected: Diamond in the Back: Excavating Chicago’s Black Cultural and Material Heritage w/ The Blackivists
Sixty Inches From Center and Dreams of Future Canons
Chicago Archives Dive: Zine Festivals with Oscar Arriola
Chicago Archives Dive: Underground Publishing with Julia Arredondo
Chicago’s zine-makers: Liz Mason

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Poetry + Short Stories

Digital illustration of a polaroid camera with film coming out of the front. The image on the polaroid is of the sun, the moon, and a star. Illustration by Kyra Horton.

2 Poems from The Metamorphosis by Kyra Horton: Part 1
Two Poems: Which way does an elevator go? / Two Ace Pear Ciders
If You Know You Know
Mine: Poems by Carrie Kaufman
Three Poems by Josef Selma Olivier

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Sound, Film + Video

My First Chicago Film: Bri Clearly
The Undefined: Tonina Saputo
Leave a Message After The Beep: Sixty Anniversary Voicemails
Chicago Archives Dive: Chicago Music Posters with Jay Ryan
Chicago Archives Dive: Chicago’s Screenprinting Community with Alexandrea Pataky

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