Jess visited Krannert Art Museum, which, under COVID-19 restrictions, has to limit the number of visitors at one time.

With a rising awareness of racism’s pervasive presence in Champaign-Urbana’s theatre scene comes a new wave of change, with The Station Theatre taking the lead.

Have you seen Urbana's latest mural at 123 Main Street? Get to know Carlie Upchurch, the artist behind Vibrant Public Mural.

TJ encounters Ja Nelle Pleasure's powerful art installation, Seeds of Injustice, at the Randolph Street Community Garden.

Debra shares her list of five must-Zoom or social distantly-enjoy arts events for October 2020.  

Claire explores the Young Artist's Studio program, its mission, history, and how it risen to COVID-19 challenge with innovative virtual workshops. 

Debra shares her brief encounter with E.K.A.H.'s new lenticular work, Points of View, which has been installed at Lierman Neighborhood Community Garden, as part of The Great ARTdoors initiative. 

Apolonia explores the need for diversity in design thinking starting with design curriculum. 

Debra shares her recent encounter with Mommy Needs Her Medicine at Blacklight Box.

Claire explores Illinois Theatre's mission of radical inclusion and the progress made since its initial statement in 2016. 

Debra previews artist Margaret Wertheim's upcoming lecture on the Crochet Coral Reef project and the launch of the Urbana-Champaign's own Satellite Reef.

Debra encounters Langston Allston's new mural at North First Street Barbershop.