These 6 Women Were 'Tough Enough' To Transform 20th Century Culture
Article examines book by Deborah Nelson, deputy provost for graduate education
Christian Science Monitor
Why Authoritarians Attack the Arts
Postdoctoral scholar Eve Ewing praises the subversive potential of art
Concrete-Covered 1957 Cadillac Makes Art Historians Lose Their Marbles
<p>Prof. Christine Mehring discusses restoration process for ‘Concrete Traffic’ sculpture</p>
Kerry James Marshall
<p>Prof. Theaster Gates interviews artist Kerry James Marshall about his creative process</p>
New York Times Magazine
Theaster Gates Plans Art Center Across From Possible Obama Library Site
Prof. Theaster Gates explains plans for Arts Block in Washington Park
DNA Info
Alumni turn lens on social issues
Critically acclaimed Kartemquin Films seeks 'democracy through documentary'
UChicago
Owning Global Heritage: A Look Into The Antiquities Market
<p>Postdoctoral fellow Fiona Rose-Greenland discusses Neubauer Collegium’s antiquities trafficking project</p>
Preserving Persia’s glorious past
Persepolis exhibition showcases Oriental Institute's ongoing work in ancient Iran
UChicago
Collecting the stories behind cartoonist Daniel Clowes’ art
UChicago library exhibition traces legendary artist’s creative ‘trial and error’
UChicago
Obama library could seed a turnaround on Woodlawn's open land
Article explores economic impacts for Woodlawn neighborhood if Obama Presidential Center were built in Jackson Park
