Results

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  Roundtable | Kenzi Shiokava

  Documentation from the conversation between curators and art historians Aram Moshayedi, Michiko Okano, and Hamza Walker in the Edlis Neeson Theater on June 27, 2026.

  
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  Atrium Project: Celeste Rapone

  In this video created for the exhibition, Celeste Rapone reflects on painting from everyday life.

  
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  Talk | 4×4: Contemporary Art in Chicago

  Watch the talkback featuring the artists and filmmakers of 4x4's season 1, moderated by curator Lola Ayisha Ogbara.

  
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  Object Lesson: Untitled (Rust Background) by Ray Yoshida

  CJ Salapare considers connections between Ray Yoshida's collection, painting practice, and influence on the Chicago Imagists.

  
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  Talk | Anna Martine Whitehead, DJ Lady D, and Aram Han Sifuentes

  Documentation of the talk filmed in the Edlis Neeson Theater on February 7, 2026, as part of Day for Yoko Ono.

  
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  Talk | Mike Cloud & Nolan Jimbo

  Documentation of the event held in the Edlis Neeson Theater on May 2, 2026.

  
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  Mike Cloud: Worldless Obstruction

  In this short documentary, Chicago Works artist Mike Cloud discusses his process in the studio and what motivates his curiosity about symbols, abstraction, and meaning.

  
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  Dancing the Revolution: From Dancehall to Reggaetón

  Interspersed with footage from inside dancehalls and clubs, hear artists and scholars discuss the power of dancehall and reggaetón.

  
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  LGBTQ+ Activism in Chicago: Past, Present & Future

  Hear from four speakers—two born in the 1950s, two born in the 1990s—in video documentation of the event on March 7, 2026. 

  
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  Object Lesson: Vaquero by Luis Jiménez

  Lilia Rocio Taboada reflects on the figure of the cowboy in Luis Jiménez's work.

  
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  Object Lesson: Urklavier (Primeval Piano) by Nam June Paik

  Andrew Hansung Park reflects on this small work by Nam June Paik, created for the portfolio In Memoriam George Maciunas.

  
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  Object Lesson: In Memory/Leigh Bowery by Catherine Opie

  Jenny Harris considers this tribute work by Catherine Opie taken with the world's largest instant camera.