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Alum Tizziana Baldenebro (March 2018) is helming the United States Pavilion at the 2023 Venice Biennale Architettura.

In addition to his staple installations, Gibson intends to populate the American pavilion with Indigenous poets, performers, and musicians.

Bourneuf's new book, Beyond the Angel of History: The Angelus Novus and Its Interleaf, features interdisciplinary research on Walter Benjamin and Paul Klee.

The New York Times recently spotlighted Professor Romi Crawford’s new collaboration with the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago: the New Art School Modality.

The artist’s creative collaboration with Knoll, a renowned textile manufacturer, earned him a spot among the most creative people in business for 2023 according to Fast Company.

Phi Theta Kappa is an international honors’ society of students seeking a college-level degree and serves as an informational resource for students wanting to transfer.

Alum Meg Onli (BA 2008) was named the new curator at large at the Whitney Museum—the first time in 15 years that someone will hold this position.

If you are craving culture in addition to the obligatory beach visits and porch hangs, our SAIC community members are showcasing their work at a variety of exhibitions.

Art and NASCAR are two seemingly unrelated entities. But this summer, SAIC alums Nicole Beck (SAIC 1979–80) and Thomas Lucas (MFA 1995) merged the two through their trophy designs for Chicago’s first ever NASCAR Street Race. 

Alicia Gaines (BA 2010) and Nadia Garofalo (BA 2010) on how their band Ganser comes together to make music.