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Since 2016, student Alan Jay Epstein has hit the streets to interview Chicagoans about their first meals of the day for his popular Instagram, What Was Breakfast. 

Alum Katie Chung (BFA 2014) blends public art with personal storytelling, as highlighted in Chicago Reader.

Undergraduate student Thalya Jouin's series Present Archaeology invites viewers into a world where everyday artifacts become symbols of profound beauty.

New York Times features SAIC alum Rashid Johnson's upcoming 2025 Guggenheim career survey
 

Set to open in Central Park, Alum Edra Soto’s public installation, Graft, explores Puerto Rican identity and migration

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In Your Face: Barbara DeGenevieve, Artist & Educator will feature a wide array of her video, photography, and installation pieces.

As a part of this year's Democratic National Convention (DNC) the city of Chicago’s Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events has commissioned alum Kristoffer McAfee to create a public installation.

Alum Samuel Matson's (BFA 2013) HoloBike makes you feel like you’re riding on an actual trail.