Artist talk: The Politics of Imagination with Kirsten Leenaars

Luminocity returns this fall for its fourth biennial iteration. A week-long video art exhibition

Film 50 2020: Chicago’s Screen Gems

The annual edition of the Lit & Luz Festival culminates in a world premiere of the festival’s first virtual Live Magazine Show.

The Broadcast proposes that the youth of this country have voices that badly need to be heard amidst the noise and chaos of our media landsc

Chicago artist Kirsten Leenaars uses collaborative techniques to create artworks that investigate our media landscape and encourage critical

As part of Cleve Carney Museum of Art Create's ongoing series 'Stuck in the Studio' CCMA curator Justin Witte talks with Chicago-based video

join us via Lumpen Radio's twitch stream to celebrate the official release of "The World's Worst: A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia."

This new documentary project by artist Kirsten Leenaars, structured as a series of video portraits across the US, traces stories of belongin

Join Leenaars to as she discusses her artistic practice and the latest evolution in her video-based work The Broadcast in conversation with

THE FRANKLIN is proud to present artists and friends in action. Over 20 Chicago artists will be connecting LIVE for a 14-hour Instagram LIVE

Watch new episodes of The Broadcast every other day: https://www.instagram.com/kirstenleenaars_thebroadcas

The Broadcast Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University November 10, 2019–April 5, 2020

Exhibition In Flux: Chicago Artists and Immigration

Michigan State University’s Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum will be previewing their new multimedia exhibit titled “The Broadcast."

Opening: The Broadcast at the Broad Museum of Art MSU.

Living Architecture invites viewers to consider the ongoing impact and influence that immigrants have on art, design, labor and innovation.

Over the past two years, Chicago artists and locals have turned to art to consider criminal justice reform.

Friday September 20th. Fall Exhibitions reception at Sullivan Galleries. 6-9 pm

Faculty Projects Exhibition Public Reception: Friday September 20, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. August 23, 2019–October 19, 2019 Sullivan Galleries