In the Echoes of Pauline Oliveros: The Practice of Deep Listening by Livy Snyder April 17, 2024 · Community, Essays + Reviews, Sound, Film + Video
Listening to Whales in Central Illinois: A Review of CETACEAN and Who Speaks for the Oceans? by Jessica Hammie January 17, 2024 · Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions, Sound, Film + Video
Music that Wants You to Sleep: Ambient Lullabies at StretchMetal’s Drone Sleepover by Livy Snyder September 12, 2023 · Essays + Reviews, Happenings, Sound, Film + Video
A Conversation with Rich Robbins: Chicago’s Golden Slam-Poet-Turned-Rapper by Shivani Kumar August 25, 2023 · Artists, Interviews
Root of Two: On Darkness by Jared Brown January 23, 2023 · Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions, Sixty Regional
In defense of communal catharsis, whenever required: on the Foo Fighters’ “Best of You” by Darshita Jain January 12, 2023 · Essays + Reviews, Sound, Film + Video
A Review of Artist Run Spaces at the Contemporary Art Center, Cincinnati by Megan Bickel September 15, 2022 · Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions, Sixty Regional
Review: I don’t know you like that: The Bodywork of Hospitality by Christina Nafziger June 30, 2022 · Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions, Sixty Regional
Sixty + Bemis Partnership: New Critic-in-Residence Program by Sixty Inches From Center June 24, 2022 · News, Sixty Regional
Review of A Vibe Called Death: The Black Afterlife at Cleaner Gallery + Projects by Lauren Iacoponi May 25, 2022 · Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions
Time and Time Again: An Interview with Farah Salem by Tempestt Hazel April 15, 2022 · Artists, Interviews, Sound, Film + Video
It is Gone, but it’s Not Over: A Bathhouse Underground by Livy Snyder December 16, 2021 · Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions, Featured, Sound, Film + Video
EXTENDED BREAKDOWN(s) with All the Way Kay by Jared Brown November 19, 2021 · Columns + Series, Featured, Interviews, Sound, Film + Video
Tracing the Hours: An interview with Irina Zadov & others on archives and what time it is by persephone van ort November 5, 2021 · Archives, Artists, Community, Featured, Interviews
A Place You Can Go, an at-home performance by Jeffrey Michael Austin by Sixty Inches From Center October 22, 2021 · Archives, Artists, Featured, Interviews
Caroline Kent’s Aesthetics of Encryption by Camille Bacon October 18, 2021 · Artists, Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions, Featured
HMong & American & Artist: Tshab Her by Danielle Krull June 17, 2021 · Archives, Artists, Featured, Interviews, Sound, Film + Video
We Series: Food by Jess Galli + Nandini Khaund January 5, 2021 · Columns + Series, Featured, Sound, Film + Video, We Series
Review: “Cito, Longe, Tarde” at Haynes Gallery by S. Nicole Lane November 18, 2020 · Archives, Artists, Essays + Reviews, Featured
Body Passages: Culminating Collaborations by Marya Spont-Lemus December 13, 2018 · Archives, Artists, Columns + Series, Community, Featured, Poetry + Short Stories, Sound, Film + Video
Beyond the Page: Udita Upadhyaya’s “nevernotmusic” (the book) by Marya Spont-Lemus October 29, 2018 · Archives, Artists, Columns + Series, Exhibitions, Featured, Interviews, Poetry + Short Stories
Lakshmi Ramgopal’s “A Half-Light Chorus” by Emily Breidenbach August 6, 2018 · Archives, Essays + Reviews, Featured, Sound, Film + Video
Anna Kunz: Color Cast at Hyde Park Art Center by Jared Quinton June 9, 2018 · Artists, Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions, Featured
Snapshot: Gather Series at Comfort Station by Sixty Inches From Center May 31, 2018 · Archives, Columns + Series, Featured, Sound, Film + Video
Chicago Archives + Artists Project: Interview with D. Denenge Duyst-Akpem by Sixty Inches From Center February 15, 2018 · Archives, Artists, Chicago Archives + Artists Festival, Chicago Archives + Artists Project, Featured, Interviews
Communal Sound Space by Nina Wexelblatt November 8, 2017 · Archives, Artists, Community, Featured, Interviews, Sound, Film + Video
Matt Bodett’s “Twelve: a series of performative koans” by Courtney Graham September 28, 2017 · Archives, Artists, Featured, Interviews, Poetry + Short Stories
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