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Artists Talk: Aspen Mays
This month features Aspen Mays discussing her work from the exhibition From the Office of Scientists, which focuses on the office cubicle.
Recorded on 1.31.2010 |  |
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Flying and Falling with Icarus
Suzanne Ross and Sandor Goodhart lead a post-show discussion of the Icarus myth in this World Premiere Lookingglass Original.
Recorded on 1.23.2010 |  |
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Heart of Chicago Reading
Winners of the Heart of Chicago Writing Contest read from their submissions in the lobby of the Smart Museum.
Recorded on 1.14.2010 |  |
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T.C. Boyle
T.C. Boyle, one of the most acclaimed American writers of today, reads from and discusses his new collection of stories, Wild Child: and Other Stories.
Recorded on 2.1.2010 |  |
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Great Chicago Planning Disasters
Most urban planning works roughly as intended, however sometimes it misses the target or backfires. Professor Bruegmann examines Chicagoland planning "mistakes".
Recorded on 1.27.2010 |  |
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Marrying schools and after-school time
Education experts discuss the value of utilizing after-school time, especially in Chicago where the school year is ten days shorter than national average.
Recorded on 1.21.2010 |  |
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Borders: Film Screening and Discussion
Borders is part of the Center for Black Diaspora’s Winter Quarter film series "Cinema: Transnational Subjects, African & Black Diaspora Immigrant Experiences".
Recorded on 1.20.2010 |  |
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Atomic Age Food
Barbara Kuck presents how how the mass marketing and automobile culture of the 1950s changed the way America cooked and ate in the years after World War II.
Recorded on 1.17.2010 |  |
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Artist Talk: Jason Salavon
Jason Salavon discusses his exhibition Spigot, which experiments with the artistic possibilities of information technology and unconventional source materials.
Recorded on 1.10.2010 |  |
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