Lost, forgotten, and saved — Chicago’s historic buildings encounter various fates in their lifetime and their stories are constantly evolving. This panel discussion took place on Wednesday, February 13th in SAIC's Ballroom and was moderated by Anne Sullivan (SAIC's Chair of Historic Preservation).
Tom Buechele (BFA 1989, MFA 2017) spoke with Crain's Chicago Business about pursuing a graduate degree "for the fun of it."
New Media Futures: The Rise of Women in the Digital Arts, a book edited by Ellen Sandor (MFA 1975, HON 2014), Janine Fron, and Donna J. Cox was recently reviewed in Hyperallergic.
SAIC alum Dox Thrash depicted African American life through a printmaking process he helped invent and perfect called carbordundum printing. Thrash used the medium's incredible range of black-and-white-gradation to create transfixing portraits of African Americans before the dawn of the civil rights movement.
