About: Meg Duguid

Third Shore Collective presents music from its recent, eponymous debut album. James Davis’ Beveled, with its unique instrumentation featuring pairs of flugelhorns and bass clarinets, performs a program of his compositions. SET 1: THIRD SHORE COLLECTIVE Kyle Brooks – alto saxophone Will Schneider – French horn Zakk Jones – guitar Dylan Bretz – bass BradContinue Reading

Pack up your long-arm stapler, grab your sunscreen, and meet us at Zine Camp! If you love zines, you’re invited to our in-person, outdoor summer hangout this month. Join us at 3-5 p.m. CT on Sunday, July 17 in Chicago’s Humboldt Park. We’ll have s’mores, snacks, and some fun surprises … feel free to dropContinue Reading

Radical Empathy, Visual Voice, and Collaborative Quilt Making Dorothy Burge, Anthony Holmes, LaTanya Sublett and Mary L Johnson, presenters at the “Stitch x Stitch: Conversations on Quilting, ‘Healing’, and Abolition” conference, offer this special workshop at the PO Box to further the conversation about the rich history of textiles and movements for justice.

The State/Free project synthesizes a year-long series of class conversations between Prison + Neighborhood Arts/Education Project (PNAP) instructors and students. Together, they imagined what a “51st Free State” might look, sound, and move like, developing a dialogue across the prison wall, a dance, a sonic interpretation of space and time. Damon Locks and Anna MartineContinue Reading

  Kanter McCormick Gallery Artists Nyame Brown, Bethany Collins, Nicole Marroquin,  Chris Pappan, and Jessica Vaughn devise their own language of symbols, visual cues, and narrative structures that expose and subvert the racial inequality woven into American society. Written and coded methods of communication are tools these artists employ in their paintings, drawings, textiles and prints to translateContinue Reading