Sixty Inches From Centerさんのイラストまとめ

"Black mothers, or anyone caring for Black children, have never been afforded the opportunity to fully protect our children." Mother + archivist @thetracydrake's testimony on Black motherhood and the discussions she recently had with her daughter.

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This month’s Chicago culture event list features an illustration by Teshika Silver (https://t.co/Q5ikKtPUvM), a brilliant freelance designer, teaching artist, + spiritual cultural worker—and Sixty fam.

See some of what’s happening for the rest of July: https://t.co/SqflxoBBxr

We are currently compiling examples of emergency relief and organizing specific to artists/art communities—in #Chicago, #Midwest, & beyond. Can you drop a link/info below if you’ve got it?

[image: Jose Williams’ “East 63rd Street,” courtesy of the IIT Paul Galvin Library.]

Fresh for you! A new set of artpicks curated with our friends @VisualistGo. Check back for updates as this list will change throughout the month!

Image by Sixty illustrator, Kiki Dupont 🌟
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#artpicks #community #events #MarchMadness

cancer patient. Sometimes they are with us, and sometimes they are somewhere else, and we have to meet them there."

Original art by Kiki Dupont

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#shortstory #love #LGBTQ #illness

An excerpt of Why I Die in Winter, a powerful & heartfelt piece written by @edvette

"I opened a bottle of expensive cognac that I had been saving for a special occasion. I turned on some soul music. Pots and pans clanging, and me singing to Phyllis Hyman’s song “Old Friend”,

The first interview for “In House,” an oral history series centering around the places that house books across Chicago, feat. @PilsenCommBooks and Mary Gibbons before the store changes hands in the spring.

Have recommendations of where Amanda should call upon next? Hit us up!

"When I think about the ways I know how to love, I immediately think about cooking." - Devyn Mañibo chats utilizing food and cooking for connection and dissection in the newest interview by Maya Simkin with 💖✨ #illustrations by Kiki Dupont

https://t.co/kIzDZgacLs

For group #exhibition "An Archive of Touch" artists reconsidered creative decisions through the lense of creating as a process of #archiving touch. Writer Amanda Dee reflects on her walk-thru of the #exhibition, which is up thru 8/3 at #GoldfinchGallery

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"The stakes are really high; this is about whether disabled bodies are valued.” - painter, writer & #disabilityactivist Riva Lehrer speaks at the 'Otherness & Beauty' panel hosted by @edelmangallery

#ability #disabilityart #disabilityculture #arttherapy

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