Limits (from Momic series)
Momic is a comic series on observations in motherhood. This episode, "Limits" (completed April 7, 2020), expresses the initial realizations of life during physical distancing. See more from the Momic series.
Submitted by Kayce Bayer from Chicago
49 min. Content Warning: Strong Language
Raising Products is a virtual series on art, design, and communities of color. It is about making and unmaking. The project exposes the design process and its relation to fabrication, branding, and artisanship, as well as sparks conversation about the history of Chicago art and design and its relevance to communities of color.
43 min. Content Warning: Strong Language
Raising Products is a virtual series on art, design, and communities of color. It is about making and unmaking. The project exposes the design process and its relation to fabrication, branding, and artisanship, as well as sparks conversation about the history of Chicago art and design and its relevance to communities of color.
43 min. Content Warning: Strong Language
Raising Products is a virtual series on art, design, and communities of color. It is about making and unmaking. The project exposes the design process and its relation to fabrication, branding, and artisanship, as well as sparks conversation about the history of Chicago art and design and its relevance to communities of color.
This is an original abstract painting by Sarah Ashby, a fully nonobjective piece focused on color and form.
This short video documentary by Mark Loucks shows the artistry involved in restoring a large, hundred-year-old Tiffany window. This is important preservation work that involves an artist's eye and rare skill.
During summer of 2018, Creative Grounds @ Anthony Overton served as the organizing platform to facilitate collaborative projects among Bronzeville/Southside and city-wide artists, architects, students and residents.
In our time of media overwhelm, just reading a book can be a welcome refuge from the intrusion of the digital chaos which surrounds us in our daily life.
“I’m a professional tattoo artist, and my career came from a lifetime love of the arts. Cartoons hooked me as a kid and that's what I still love today. I’m known as a color guy, but I do love to do black work as well. “