Professor Joseph Grigely will exhibit a series of works titled In What Way Wham? (White Noise and Other Words, 1996-2023) at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art beginning May 28.
Experimenting outside of a singular discipline is essential to the curriculum of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC), and learning across disciplines is a metamorphosis so many students here make.
The Gene Siskel Film Center at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago has named filmmaker, curator, and programmer Jada-Amina (BFA 2020) to lead the artistic vision and direction as lead curator of the 29th Annual Black Harvest Film Festival.
Current student Elizabeth YJ Seonwoo (BFA 2023) and alums Leah Ra’chel Gipson (MA 2010) and Ivan Lozano (MFA 2011) recently received grants from the 3Arts Awards, a non-profit grant-making organization that has awarded over $5.8 million in funds to over 1,800 artists since 2007.
In 2017, Eyal Gever became the first artist to launch a sculpture into space: #Laugh, created using zero-gravity 3D-printing technology.
Every month, we celebrate the accomplishments of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago's staff and faculty.
Alum Jim Nutt (BFA 1967, HON 2016) is currently exhibiting a show at New York’s David Nolan Gallery.
From her 2,500-square-foot, sun-drenched custom studio on a six-acre plot of land in Michigan—complete with a chicken coop—artist and School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) Professor Candida Alvarez is as productive as ever.
Creative Capital has announced the recipients of their 2022 Creative Capital Awards, three of which include SAIC community members.