A recent New York Times article profiles Ni Hao (BFA 2011), who is participating in this year’s Frieze London.
Jimmy Bulosan (MA 2004) and Abby Mendoza (MA 2023) appear on WBEZ to discuss More than Lumpia, an exhibition that explores Filipino American identity.
Ále Campos (MFA 2022) was interviewed for Sixty Inches From Center in the article “Celeste Will Always Be the Alt Girl.”
3Arts, a nonprofit organization endorsing artists from the Chicago metropolitan area, lauds three School of the Art Institute of Chicago community members as the 2023 3Arts Awards recipients.
When you see Noches en el Pueblo de Dios, you’re struck by the familiarity of the scene—how easy it is to slide into the intimate conversation it depicts.
From sculpture to installation to poetry to performance, Nyugen E. Smith (MFA 2016) does it all.
Cobwebs, stains, and punctures pepper the dull brown wall. At the bottom right corner of the photographic frame, we see the edge of a baby’s crib. With some sense now of the scale, it seems that the coat may be that of a child.
Her interdisciplinary work explores an ecology of survival in modern life, drawing from histories of colonization and migration. Born in Hong Kong, Ngô grew up as a refugee in the American South and was raised in a Vietnamese and Chinese American family.
Associate Professor of Photography LaToya Ruby Frazier spoke with CNN anchor Anderson Cooper on his digital show Anderson Cooper Full Circle. The interview follows Frazier’s appearance in A Choice of Weapons, a documentary detailing the life of legendary photographer Gordon Parks.