UChicago Arts

Experience artistic seduction, installations, and performances at Logan Center's Pitch It! Launch. Meet the first cohort the Pitch It! Grant Program, explore their works, and enjoy live DJs and the debut performance of musical "Horsemeat."

Fri, May 10, 5:30pm-10pm/ Free
RSVP here: https://bit.ly/4a6vhIx

Logan Center's newest grant program aims to kindle collaborative student projects that transcend disciplinary boundaries and generational lines, nurturing unique and imaginative creations that showcase the capacity of the arts to inform, influence, and innovate. Leveraging the Logan Center’s multifaceted resources—technology, stages, expertise, and inspiration—this initiative welcomes UChicago undergraduate, graduate, and professional school students, as well as Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs) to submit proposals for site-specific work within the Logan Center.

As FOTA's "Equinox" exhibition in Café Logan draws to a close, we invite you to celebrate the show at the Closing Party this Friday (5/10) from 4:00-6:00PM. Enjoy complimentary refreshments and activities throughout the afternoon, including a DJ, pizza, and tote-bag making. At 4:30PM, student artists featured in the exhibition will speak about their work in the show.
More info and the RSVP link can be found on our website: https://www.loganexhibitions.uchicago.edu/exhibitions/fota-2024
Stick around to explore other exhibitions and installations throughout the Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts and hear the Pitch It presentations at 6:00PM in the Performance Penthouse!

Winners of the 2024 UChicago Science as Art competition announced!

“Peculiar Dynamics” by Ph.D student Sam Everett is the grand prize winner for the 2024 Science as Art contest. As part of considering mathematical questions, Everett wrote a computer program to simulate a discrete dynamical system of the plane.

Learn more about the stories and researchers behind this year’s Science as Art competition: http://ms.spr.ly/6184YDqcr

This weekend don't miss Guerrilla Television: The Revolutions of Early Independent Video Symposium!

April 19-21 / Cobb Hall 307, The University of Chicago

A weekend's worth of screenings and discussions about the legacy of the Guerrilla Television movement and the future of independent video. Learn more here: mediaburn.org/blog/guerrilla-television-program/