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Summer Quarter (July/August/September) 2023

Obituary: Alieś Puškin (1965–2023) Belarusian performance artist and political provocateur

Chrysalis Magazine and the New Art Examiner commorate the Belarusian performance artist and political provocateur Alieś Puškin.

I.D.E.A.

Wiley, Kitsch, and Politics

In this op ed, MICHEL SÉGARD ­disagrees with The Washington Post art critic Sebastian Smee’s characterization of Keninde Wiley's work as kitsch.

Spring Quarter (April/May/June) 2023

Pride Month

Where I Find Ourselves

PAUL MORENO examines three important exhibitions that illustrate the history and state of the LGBTQ+ community.

“Apacolypse Sky”

DOMINICK LOMBARDI looks at this historical exhibition of the AIDS activism in NYC during the 1980s.

“Take My Picture”

REBECCA MEMOLI review's Patric McCoy's photography depicting the Black gay scene in Chicago in the 1980s.

“Tongue & Nails”

ANNETTE LEPIQUE ponders this exhibition that examines the relationship between the body and the definition of one's self.

Art Fairs

Expo Chicago 2023

MICHEL SÉGARD and EVAN CARTER,each give their take on this year's fair.

40 ChatGPT AI-Generated Questions for CHICAGO EXPO:

In Collaboration with SCR2W

Miami Basel 2022

DIANE THODOS analyses the economics and social politics of art fairs.

Interview

On the Road: an Interview with Ted Stanuga

NEIL GOODMAN  interviews Ted Stanuga, and discusses his legacy as an Abstractionist in an Imagist town.

Winter Quarter Articles (Jan/Feb/March) 2023

Legacy, History, and Patronage:

The Racine Art Museum

NEIL GOODMAN interviews Bruce  Pepich, the museum's executive director.

William Kentridge at the Warae-house Museum, Milwaukee

DIANE THIDIS writes a detailed analysis of this expressionist artist's work.

There were no Autumn Quarter 2022 articles. The issue was all reviews.

 

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