Kerry Cardoza

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

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

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

“Freedom in Form: Richard Hunt,” at the Loyola University Museum of Art (LUMA), takes a considered look at the artist's life and work.

For over a decade, Thomas Kong sat at the register in his convenience store, Kim’s Corner Food, and created art out of whatever was around.

A good book can make the sweltering hours pass a little more pleasurably. So here’s a handful of recommendations for beach reads.

Prism/Prison is a publication featuring illustrations by artists with Chicago connections and writing and artwork from incarcerated women.

Plus: State lawmakers break for the summer and the CHA sells more public land to private developers

Matt & Ben imagines the bromance of Damon and Affleck right before Hollywood success (literally) falls in their laps.