An introduction to the first in a series of exhibitions designed by the Feitler Center at the Smart Museum of Art.
Read More
The Neubauer Collegium curator on his current exhibition, Hutopia.
Read More
Watch faculty and staff discuss how the idea of experiment influences their work and research.
Read More
About the inspiration behind Reyes’s puppet production Manufacturing Mischief, performed at the Logan Center January 2019.
Read More
An introduction to Oscar Brown, Jr. and the archive established by two of his daughters at the Logan Center.
Read More
Take our quiz to find out.
Read More
The tonalpohualli was central to the show at the Logan Center Gallery.
Read More
Guess if each fact is about the internationally-acclaimed sculptor or famous car maker.
Read More
Read poetry and a fiction excerpt by fourth year students studying Creative Writing, among other disciplines.
Read More
Woodhouse Tinucci Architects, Department of Visual Arts (DoVA) faculty, and students designed and built an operational kilnhouse on the west side of the Logan Center.
Read More
Behind-the-scenes with Manual Cinema’s Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.
Read More
The festival highlighted 16 world premieres and the ringing of 72 bells.
Read More
Mandala South Asian Arts Ensemble promotes cultural awareness and exchange through arts and education; Of Masks & Myths connects Chicago to Sri Lanka.
Read More
An in-depth look at the influential and innovative French artist, who was the subject of a Fall 2018 seminar offered by the Department of Art History.
Read More
Over its near decade since formation, UChicago Maya’s membership has evolved and, with it, Maya’s choreographic style.
Read More
Trumpetist Sam “Trump” Harris is a mainstay of the Chicago music scene. Recently, he performed at First Monday Jazz at the Arts Block at UChicago.
Read More
In 1947, Arthur Miller called All My Sons his tragedy for “the common man”: Miller hoped his effort to re-imagine and re-purpose the Greek tragic form would speak directly to the lives and psyches of modern Americans.
Read More
The Ties that Bind: Waves of Pan-Africanism in Contemporary Art and Society is a multi-year research project led by Yesomi Umolu, Logan Center Exhibitions Curator.
Read More
The weekend of October 13-19, 2017 saw over 100 visitors at the Logan Center, as well as the Stony Island Arts Bank, the first public convening of a multiyear research project, public program, and online platform entitled The Ties That Bind: Waves of Pan-Africanism in Contemporary Art and Society.
Read More