News Archives
Battle Shields and War Bonnets: Field Exhibit to Showcase Native American Women and Warriors
October 26, 2019
WTTW News (PBS Chicago) reports on the Apsáalooke Women and Warriors project, a partnership between the Neubauer Collegium and the Field Museum. The project is led by Nina Sanders, an Apsáalooke scholar and a Neubauer Collegium Visiting Fellow.
Repotting Constructions of Beauty With Passionate Signals
October 23, 2019
How is the history and language of flowers intertwined with ideas of beauty, labor, and power? Jad Dahshan reviews Martha Rosler’s Passionate Signals exhibition at the Neubauer Collegium in the UChicagoArts Blog.
Newest Field Museum Exhibition Will Highlight Native American Women and Warriors
October 11, 2019
Apsáalooke Women and Warriors, an exhibition jointly organized by the Field Museum and the Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Society, will open at both sites in March 2020.
Artist Installs Massive Collage on Iconic Chicago High-Rise
September 19, 2019
Assaf Evron, who collaborated with Anna Daučíková on the Neubauer Collegium’s multimedia FOR exhibition, has unveiled a bold new art project mounted on a high-rise apartment building in Chicago. The temporary installation explores the relationship between natural landscapes and urban architectural spaces.
New Show at Neubauer Collegium Is a Different Take on Flower Power
September 18, 2019
The Hyde Park Herald reviews Martha Rosler’s Passionate Signals exhibition at the Neubauer Collegium, examining how her work implores viewers to “consider the work that goes into flowers from industrial to domestic contexts” despite the seeming innocence of the flower as an object of aesthetic contemplation.
Green and White Nationalism
September 6, 2019
This short but cutting article by Elizabeth Chatterjee, who worked on the Neubauer Collegium project "The Logic and Politics of Climate Change," concerns the rise of “green nationalism” in the alt-right.
Art From the Outside: Culture and Mental Illness in the Twentieth Century
September 3, 2019
In this podcast, former Visiting Fellow Matt ffytche reflects on the research he conducted during his Neubauer Collegium residency as part of the Outsider Writing Project. The collaborative project investigated the ways in which texts produced by those diagnosed with mental illness have been defined either as part of the general culture or as falling "outside."
Mapping Chicago’s 1919 Race Riots
July 22, 2019
An interactive map, built with support from the Neubauer Collegium VUE Project, sheds new light on a conflagration that helped define the city's neighborhoods.
Smart Museum to Organize Multi-Site Exhibition Featuring Art by MacArthur Fellows
July 18, 2019
Toward Common Cause, opening in 2021, will feature work by more than 20 artists—including Neubauer Collegium Visiting Fellow Rick Lowe, whose Black Wall Street Journey will create the space to envision and support economically vibrant African American neighborhoods on Chicago's South Side.
Algorithmic Intelligence Has Gotten So Smart, It’s Easy to Forget It’s Artificial
July 1, 2019
This segment from NPR's Fresh Air, on the increasing sophistication of AI technology, refers to research by Neubauer Collegium Visiting Fellow Brian Cantwell Smith and his forthcoming book, The Promise of Artificial Intelligence.