On March 18th, Hebru Brantley will have his first solo show at Zhou B Gallery. The show is entitled Afro-Futurism: Impossible View. As Hebru puts his show together, SIFC has been invited into his studio to document his process and explore the origins of his work through a five-part video series. In this first video…
On March 18th, Hebru Brantley will have his first solo show at Zhou B Gallery. The show is entitled Afro-Futurism: Impossible View. As Hebru puts his show together, SIFC has been invited into his studio to document his process and explore the origins of his work through a five-part video series.
In this first video we ask Hebru to describe his influences and what he hopes his audiences will take from his show.
In the Studio With Hebru Brantley Pt. 1 from Andrew Roddewig on Vimeo.
Join us for our 3rd Chicago Archives + Artists Festival, a three-day gathering that focuses on legacy preservation and archive nurturing for Chicago’s artists, curators, and cultural workers.
Sixty’s selection of art exhibitions and events in Chicago and the Midwest for July 2024
Meet the inaugural Fellows and Runner-Ups for the Midwest Arts Writers Fellowship: Dr. Treasure Shields Redmond, Yonci Jameson, Juleana Enright, and Nasreen Khan.
Yashi Davalos interviews Nasir Montalvo of the Black Queer KC Archive and the Kansas City Defender on their multi-location exhibit debuting the first Black queer archive of Kansas City.
People Who Came Before Us invites audiences into a long history of desi queer artists and activists through spacemaking and archives.
Buflo travels to the past to show his younger self the do’s and don’ts of graffiti in hope he spreads the knowledge to the generations to come.