Chicago API Artists United is raising money to support @advancingjusticechicago

MSU Broad Art Museum prioritizes inclusion and equity in 2021 acquisitions

"The Broadcast" video project acquired by Broad Museum of Art MSU.

in this interview we talk with Leenaars and Craig and revisit their amazing, collaborative video created for last fall's Lit & Luz Festival.

Join Lit & Luz Wednesdays, May 12, at 7:30PM CT as we revisit the amazing, collaborative videos created for last fall's Lit & Luz Festival.

Artist Response Program is going to five individual artists and artist teams in project-related grants

Five Chicago artists and artistic teams have been awarded $100,000 grants from DCASE.

Kirsten Leenaars awarded Artist Response Grant ($100,000) by the City of Chicago.

The MCA's latest exhibit preaches equity, but behind the scenes artists and former museum employees are demanding real change.

Who gets to imagine what? The act of imagining itself is not a fair, objective, thing. What happens when you follow 24 young people?

Against the backdrop of a global pandemic and a renewed reckoning over racial justice and inequality, trough the eyes of 70 local artists.

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