Culture, Equity, and the Arts in Chicago
Culture, Equity, and the Arts in Chicago News
"Enrique Mazzola Named Music Director of Lyric Opera Beginning with 2021-22 Season"
Chicago Sun-Times
September 12, 2019
"Enrique Mazzola to Succeed Retiring Andrew Davis as Lyric Opera’s Music Director"
Chicago Tribune
September 12, 2019
"The Shedd Aquarium Grows Food Its Animals Eat in Gardens Around Its Lakeshore Campus. The Woman Behind It Is Retiring After 25 Years."
Chicago Tribune
September 7, 2019
"Art Leader of the Moment: A Conversation with Jordan Martins, Executive Director of Comfort Station"
NewCity
August 28, 2019
"Can Participatory Grantmaking Help Remedy Funding Inequities in the Arts?"
Inside Philanthropy
August 28, 2019
"Column: Be Curious. Be Uncomfortable. Let Yourself Learn the History of Slavery."
Chicago Tribune
August 23, 2019
"Media Burn Offers Startling History Lesson in ‘Ghosts’"
Reel Chicago
August 15, 2019
"In His Beloved Englewood, an Internationally Known Jazz Musician Hosts Drum Circles During the Violent Summer Months"
Chicago Tribune
August 6, 2019
"Editorial: Amid Chicago Gun Violence, the Drumbeat of Peace"
Chicago Tribune
August 6, 2019
"Newsviews: Envisioning Justice"
ABC 7
August 5, 2019
"‘What Would Chicago Be Like with No Jails?’: New SAIC Exhibit Challenges Artists and Chicagoans to Reimagine Criminal Justice"
Chicago Tribune
August 5, 2019
Culture, Equity, and the Arts: Accepting the Invitation to Change
Perspectives
August 1, 2019