News Archives
Arthur Solway on Mark Strand’s Collages
June 28, 2017
In an essay for Poetry magazine, the noted gallerist describes his relationship with Mark Strand and the poet's distinct approach to the art of collage.
Terry Clark on Chicago’s “Scenes”
June 10, 2017
Sociology Professor Terry Clark, principal investigator on the Neubauer Collegium research project ArtScenes, takes a granular look at Chicago's creative economy in a Chicago Sun-Times op-ed.
On Teaching the Anthropocene
May 30, 2017
A Europe Now Q&A with Michael Dango, Fredrik Albritton Jonsson, Benjamin Morgan, and Emily Lynn Osborn, investigators on the Climate Change: Disciplinary Challenges to the Humanities and the Social Sciences research project.
Exhibition Review: Fantastic Architecture
May 22, 2017
How should we understand Wolf Vostell's "conceptual interventions in urban space"? Art in America critic Kyle MacMillan considers the Neubauer Collegium's recent Fantastic Architecture show.
Frieze New York Presents Global, Cutting-Edge Art
May 4, 2017
Neubauer Collegium curator Jacob Proctor, who helped select promising artists to showcase at Frieze New York, shares his thoughts on the art fair with the New York Times.
Neubauer Collegium Welcomes David Auburn
April 26, 2017
David Auburn, award-winning playwright and Neubauer Collegium Visiting Fellow 2017-2018, recently spoke on the Art of Adaptation.
Fending Off Math Anxiety
April 24, 2017
Faculty Fellow Sian Beilock (The Body’s Role in Thinking, Performing, and Referencing) speaks to the New York Times on the effects of parents' math anxieties on their children's math learning.
Huge New Multimedia Installation Heading To Huge Downtown Tower
April 14, 2017
Faculty Fellow Jason Salavan (Critical Computation) will be the first artist exhibiting in a new installation space in downtown Chicago, reports Chicagoist.
UChicago Charts Future of Ethnographic Research
April 10, 2017
Faculty Fellows Forrest Stuart (The State, Violence, and Social Control in the Contemporary World), Kimberly Hoang (The Economy and its Boundaries), and Kristen Schilt (Gaming Orientation) represent a new generation of sociologists advancing the University’s multidisciplinary tradition.
David Kertzer on “Mussolini, the Pope, and Italy’s Racial Laws” The distinguished historian delivered a Director's Lecture on April 5, 2017.
April 7, 2017
The distinguished historian delivered a Director's Lecture on April 5, 2017.