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Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881

The Daily Northwestern

Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881

The Daily Northwestern


A person with long white hair and a white scarf stands in front of different colored frames.

Connie Noyes’ ‘we are built in water’ exhibit explores personal and collective grief

November 20, 2022

When Connie Noyes lost her husband and father within 10 days of each other, art served as a crucial healing and coping mechanism. Noyes’ most recent exhibit, “we are built in water,” reflects on...

Beads are attached to colorful wooden statues that resemble humans.

Malika Jackson’s colorful paintings on display at Evanston Art Center explore race and spirituality

September 22, 2022

Chicago Southside artist Malika Jackson’s artwork exploring serenity, faith and hope is on display at the Evanston Arts Center this fall. “Whisper of a World Without Words,” curated by Evanston...

A woman with glasses, wearing a white shirt stands in front of a photograph of two girls in Potawatomi regalia.

Sharon Hoogstraten’s photography exhibit aims to preserve Potawatomi culture

August 8, 2022

Photography is a vessel for cultural preservation for Sharon Hoogstraten, giving dignity and visibility to a native community that has often been unable to control its own image, she said. Hoogstraten,...

A largely blue painted face is in the center. Red and black curls sit atop their head. There are old newspaper prints laying around the outskirts of the head.

Makeba Kedem-DuBose’s colorful works explore race and gender at Evanston Art Center

April 28, 2022

As a young child going to church in Western Chicago, Makeba Kedem-DuBose said she looked up at the stained glass windows and asked herself, “Where are all the Black people?” Motivated by her childhood...

Light, motion and color surround a face as lightning strikes on one side of the painting.

New Evanston Art Center exhibition inspired by cosmos, Black experience

February 24, 2022

Yaoundé Olu started creating art at the age of two. The pioneering multi-disciplinary artist and musician considers herself a storyteller and retro-futurist and said she wants to show different perspectives...

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