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A collage illustration of turquoise and light grey stripes on a black background. Image created 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
Perto de Lá < > Close to There: Inaê Moreira and Alexandria Eregbu in Conversation (English Version)
Perto de Lá < > Close to There: Inaê Moreira and Alexandria Eregbu in Conversation (Portuguese Version)

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The Flying Trapeze: Michelle Reid, Photographer and Dancer
We Series: Health
We Series: Screens
Beyond the Page: Quenna Lené Barrett
We Series: Sleep

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Image: Installation view of Chicago Artists Coalition’s Repository and Repertoire. José Santiago Pérez's sculptural pieces Un/Burden (so you may release), 2020, and Un/Burden (so you may restore), 2020, sit in the foreground on a white exhibition plinth. The piece on the left is composed of light-pink coiled emergency blankets and plastic lacing. The piece on the right is composed of silver and purple emergency blankets and plastic lacing. In the background Jazmine Harris' self-portrait Untitled is exhibited on the wall. To the left of Harris' piece, is Perez's, Un/Burden (so you may continue), 2020: two rimmed sculptural light pink and aqua-marine sculptural forms composed of the same materials. Photo courtesy of the artist and curator.

The House You Built: Memory, Touch, and Performance in Repository and Repertoire
Review: November at Beeler Gallery, Columbus College of Art & Design
Chronic
The Flying Trapeze: Michelle Reid, Photographer and Dancer
Reproductive Agency—The Political Made Visual

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Featured image: (Mariano's mural) Color Me South Side, 2019 by Dorian Sylvain. A crowd of people stand in front of a colorful mural depicting several people. Photo by Chris Devins.

Dorian Sylvain: Muralist, Teaching Artist, Curator, and Community Planner
My First Chicago Film: Bri Clearly
The Undefined: Tonina Saputo
Chicago Archives Dive: Chicago Music Posters with Jay Ryan
Chicago Archives Dive: Chicago’s Screenprinting Community with Alexandrea Pataky

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Still of Tempestt Hazel, sitting on the stairs of the South Side Community Art Center in Chicago. Photo by On the Real Film.

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
Spew, the first queer zine fest

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Image: A digital illustration of a person in a bathtub. The water is a galaxy. Image by Teshika Silver.

If You Know You Know
Mine: Poems by Carrie Kaufman
Three Poems by Josef Selma Olivier
Touchless Entry: A Socially Distant Art Collective
Tricia Hersey, a testimony on liberation theology and rest as inheritance

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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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