2025
Originating in extensive research and culminating in material sculptures or installations, Ximena Garrido-Lecca鈥檚 work foregrounds indigenous knowledge systems and artisanal traditions along with modern technological infrastructures.
Wakaliga Uganda, also known as Ramon Film Productions, is a Kampala-based film studio founded in 2005 by Isaac Godfrey Geoffrey Nabwana (Nabwana IGG), affectionately dubbed 鈥淯ganda鈥檚 Tarantino.鈥�
CGN adds to its calendar of art events daily, and there is no shortage of new exhibitions, openings, art fairs, talks and family art events to explore.
In 2010 Seth Grahame-Smith鈥檚 novel 鈥淎braham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter鈥� was published to mixed reviews.
Last year ended on an extraordinary note, with the Art Institute-led Panafrica series of exhibitions filling spaces around the city.
2024
Across a growing body of work, Isabelle Frances McGuire turns to figures that loom large in the cultural imagination or those that keep reappearing, sometimes against all odds, whether a president.
Across a growing body of work, Isabelle Frances McGuire turns to figures that loom large in the cultural imagination or those that keep reappearing.
Usher in autumn with Leasho Johnson鈥檚 aqueous abstraction, iconic Windy City protest art, John Akomfrah鈥檚 elegy for the environment, stunning works on paper by Haegue Yang, and more.
The title of Ne茂l Beloufa鈥檚 exhibition currently on view at the Renaissance Society is 鈥淗umanities.鈥�
Since opening in 2019, the South Asia Institute has been a major cultural touchpoint and space for exciting artistic developments in Chicago.
In 1991, William Kennedy Smith, a nephew of John F. Kennedy, was charged with the sexual assault of a Florida woman at the Kennedy family鈥檚 Palm Beach compound.
Composed from a minimal range of surplus materials, Ghislaine Leung鈥檚 exhibition Holdings lovingly rescores the 鈥榠nfrastructures of dependency鈥� that animate identity.
Ghislaine Leung, who lives in London, takes to task familiar traditions like conceptual art, readymade sculpture.
Composed from a minimal range of surplus materials, Ghislaine Leung鈥檚 exhibition Holdings lovingly rescores the 鈥榠nfrastructures of dependency鈥� that animate identity.
Adonis River, 2023, the most recent installation by Lebanese artist Dala Nasser, is both an elegy to a mythical past and a monument to the losses (human, ecological, and otherwise).