For Daniel Kayamba, a junior at Columbia College Chicago, the Museum of Contemporary Photography’s current exhibition, “In Real Life,” doesn’t just show the future of…
Someone’s always watching: Artists portray the state of surveillance in 2020
Posts published in “Photography”
Summer MoCP exhibits explore racism in the past and present
The Museum of Contemporary Photography currently holds two joint exhibitions — “Birmingham, Alabama, 1963: Dawoud Bey/Black Star” and “Chicago Stories: Carlos Javier Ortiz and David Schalliol.”…
Floof: The solo debut of a young musician
GROWING UP AS a son of Stephen Burns, a well-known trumpet virtuoso, Eddie Burns has been surrounded by music his entire life. As a drummer of the…
FOOD, MEDICINE & ENTERTAINMENT
The different faces of the cuy, our Guinea pig. IN SOME PLACES, they are kept as lovable pets, yet in Peru they are considered the…
Walking through the Wabash Arts Corridor
WHETHER YOU’RE ONE of the 7,000 students at Columbia College Chicago or just passing by in the South Loop, it’s difficult not to see one…
Just behind the limelight
THERE IS A RUSTLING in the crowd. Small talk and light commotion fill the void of white noise, and the last few people trickle into…