Art In These Times is excited to feature one of four. 100 Years of Chicago Police Violence. Exhibitions created by For The People Artists Collective. This month-long, city-wide exhibition will take place at the Hairpin Arts Center. And Art In These Times. In Logan Square, Uri-Eichen gallery. In Pilsen, Roman Susan Gallery. The exhibit at AITT, subtitled. Unjustified documentary maker Tessa Lenore.

Ice contains no future, just the past, sealed away. Though ice only captures traces of our past, it nonetheless. Holds important warnings for our future - one without ice. Winning competition entry of the 2015 NXT City Prize.

Investigating Environmental Sensing Technologies and Citizen Engagement. Practices of monitoring and sensing environments have migrated to everyday participatory applications, where users of smart phones and networked devices are able to engage with modes of environmental observation and data collection. Yet how effective are these practices of citizen sensing in not just providing crowd-sourced data sets, but also in giving rise to new modes of environmental awareness and practice? Through intensive fie.

Your Skin Is A Frozen Wave. The Institute for Endotic Research. Making Room - Spaces of Anticipation. The Rescue of the Effects. Notes for a theory of the Reader. Proposal for Work and Tumble.

John Jay College of Criminal Justice. University of New South Wales. Welcoming the DATA browser series. What might an interactive artwork look like that enabled greater expressive potential for all of the components of the event? Welcoming two more journals.

Roof painting in pokfulam village. Save our wading pool! Viewing the archive, archiving the view. Dinner for eight or to each their own.