Artist Hebru Brantley Visits Lil Mama’s West Side Home
The Chicago artist saw his Austin sculpture in person for the first time and met a young West Sider dressed as his soaring character.
The Chicago artist saw his Austin sculpture in person for the first time and met a young West Sider dressed as his soaring character.
At a May 9 workshop at Legler, residents explored how oral history can preserve firsthand accounts often missing from mainstream narratives about Black life
Featuring acclaimed vocalist Tammy McCann, the Garfield Park Conservatory performance also showcased local musicians
Upgrades to the century-old former bank at 5th and Lake will expand classrooms, modernize facilities, and preserve a cornerstone of Maywood’s arts community
Join Mike, Zoe, and a featured guest for a conversation about what it means to be Black in the face of cultural adversity, honoring relationships, and highlighting the strength of community
A month-long exhibit at BUILD Chicago features photos of local growers, organizers, and environmental leaders by photographer Kenn Cook Jr.
Author of Black Liturgies and This Here Flesh reflects on Black interior life, spirituality, and emotional survival during a turbulent political moment
A Brother’s Hood, a cultural education group for young people, has organized a temporary museum open Saturdays through March 7
The temporary exhibit at the Aspire Center for Workforce Innovation draws on family collections to connect Black history to real lives
A Black History Month Museum at the Aspire Center and “Winter Florals” exhibition at Third City Studio to kick off the new year