Stories
From experimental art to the Chicago creative community, MCA Stories offer insight to contemporary culture through the voices of artists, archivists, writers, and more.
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The Language of Less (Then and Now): Oscar Tuazon
Language of Less (Now) artist Oscar Tuazon discusses a mysterious work by Jackie Ferrera, featured in Language of Less (Then).
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Hubbard Street Dance Chicago: danc(e)volve: New Works Festival
Hear from Alejandro Cerrudo, Resident Choreographer at Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, ahead of the world premiere of a new work.
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The Language of Less (Then and Now): Tony Conrad
Artist Tony Conrad provides an impromptu explanation of his work “Yellow Movie 2/28/73,” included in "The Language of Less (Then and Now)."
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Scott Reeder, Untitled, 2011
Watch an artwork take shape in this stop-motion video of Scott Reeder and a team of people creating a new work specifically for his Chicago Works exhibition.
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Tsukasa Taiko: Taiko Legacy
Preview Taiko Legacy 8 with interviews from Tatsu Aoki and Amy Homma
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IAIN BAXTER& WORKS 1958–2011
Love. Play. Wonder. And. IainBaxter& discusses what drives him to make art.
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Teatr ZAR: The Gospels of Childhood Triptych
Preview this ritualistic work of theater and music from Poland’s Teatr ZAR.
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The Language of Less (Then and Now): Jason Dodge
Jason Dodge discusses the importance of viewing contemporary art through the lens of art history in this video created for The Language of Less.
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Luna Negra Dance Theater: Luna Nueva
Watch the video trailer for Luna Negra Dance Theater's festival of three new works celebrating the richness and diversity of Latino culture.
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Dance Exchange: Liz Lerman's “The Matter of Origins”
Liz Lerman’s multimedia dance work probes the universe large and small through science, poetry, and faith.
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Eighth Blackbird: The Music of Less/More
Lisa Kaplan, eighth blackbird's vice president and pianist, discusses the inspiration for their concert series on minimalism in music.
