WBEZ 91.5 Chicago

Artists and educators Rachel Harper, Avi Lessing, and Jason Lukasik approach the design of curriculum as a creative endeavor with direct parallels to contemporary art.

Paul Cowan was born in Kansas City and currently lives and works in Chicago. He received his BFA from Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design and an MFA from University of Illinois at Chicago.

Michael Williams and Richard Cahan, co-authors of Vivian Maier: Out of the Shadows, have collaborated on seven other books, including Real Chicago, Richard Nickel’s Chicago: Photographs of a Lost City, Who We Were: A Snapshot His

Music is the universal language. It transcends boundaries, celebrates culture and shapes your relationships and personal identity.

Humor is a universal language – it brings people together, satirizes current events, breaks down barriers, and makes the mundane interesting. But what's important about being funny?

This conference will deliberate on the state of visionary urbanism and feature noted architects, theorists, and scholars who debate how to engage the city in the age of extreme urbanization.Presenters include: Amale Andraos, WORK Architecture Company; David Brown

In conjunction with his Imperial Silence performances at MCA Stage and the Muertorider exhibit on the MCA Plaza, artist John Jota Leaños explores the decolonial and transformative potentials of art in a time of “infinite war” and economic collapse.