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Articles tagged “inclusivity”

  • When Art Meets Design: An Overview of the All-City High School Visual Arts Exhibition

    by Ryan Edmund Thiel
    April 24, 2019

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    Community, Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions, Featured
  • Featured image: Maggie Robinson and Allison Sokolowski performing in “I Am” at the Chicago Danztheatre Auditorium, as part of the Body Passages culminating event. Maggie balances with one foot, knee, and hand on the floor, as Allison stands on Maggie’s lower back. The performers hold each other’s left hands and look at each other. Both are barefoot and wear white t-shirts and jeans. Behind them is a well-lit stage, with a string of colorful paper suspended across it. Still from a video by John Borowski.

    Body Passages: Culminating Collaborations

    by Marya Spont-Lemus
    December 13, 2018

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    Archives, Artists, Columns + Series, Community, Featured, Poetry + Short Stories, Sound, Film + Video
  • This image shows an oblique grid of parts of nine video thumbnails. Each thumbnail has the “GLx” logo in its top left-hand corner, actors in black-and-white cut out against a solid-color background, and a title (e.g., “Birthday Funeral,” “Chola Wisdom,” “Casitas,” “What is GLx?”, “Your Forever Home”). Across the images, actors have a variety of expressions, costumes, and props.

    Beyond the Page: Generation LatinX

    by Marya Spont-Lemus
    August 26, 2018

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