Kerry Cardoza

Works by Victoria Martinez will be on view at the Poetry Foundation in conversation with poetry from the late Peruvian poet Magda Portal.

Both the lampmaking and artmaking practice of Alessandra Norman allows her to ruminate on how information is conveyed and received visually.

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With the short film It’s Just a Fucking Opening, Jupiter Magazine pushes against the strictures of criticism.

Imagine peace

In 2010, Hazel cofounded Sixty Inches From Center, an arts website focused on “the preservation of culture within Indigenous, diasporic, queer, and disability communities.”

In addition to her ongoing project “in c/o: Black women,” Andrea Yarbrough is at work on a community arts center, through Cooperation Racine.

In “Language of Abstraction” at the Chinese American Museum of Chicago, Larry Lee puts work by Ruyell Ho and Li Lin Lee in conversation.

Chicago takes its public art seriously—which is why a Big Tech-funded mural of slain Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska has drawn scrutiny.

The poetry of Shivani Gupta, drenched in personal memory, masters the delicate craft of creating space for a reader to see themselves