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[Place Lab Chicago @PlaceLabChicago]

The Weekly Digest is back! Subscribe to receive an intentionally diverse selection of pertinent news, opinions, investigations, and explorations of the arts, architecture, and city-building in Chicago and beyond.

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[Arts and Public Life @artspubliclife]

In the field, in the news. Arts + Public Life digest for Friday, March 9. - https://t.co/NEcWssvBeF

[LivingRoom Realty @LRRChicago]

Black architects have long been underrepresented. Curbed Chicago has gathered a list that highlights some of... https://t.co/jTVrMg51dD

[Place Lab Chicago @PlaceLabChicago]

Subscribe to the Arts + Public Life WEEKLY DIGEST! After a brief hiatus, Arts + Public Life announces it will restore the Weekly Digest on Friday, March 2, 2018.

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[Archives, Art and Lived Experience @archvival_ale]

Seattle Art Museum’s ‘Figuring History’ a powerful look at who is represented in art - https://t.co/xmnp924fZz

[The Chicago Reporter @ChicagoReporter]

Sunday read: @NYTmag surveys the history of public housing in Chicago through the story of Annie Ricks, the final tenant to move out of the last standing Cabrini-Green high rise, in this adaptation of an upcoming book by @ben_austen: https://t.co/metxDI7Yrj

[Chicago Reader @Chicago_Reader]

Experimental tiny-house communities for the homeless may soon be coming to Chicago.

Are they a solution to homelessness here?

https://t.co/TYIyBf9uZ5

[New York Magazine @NYMag]

.@lolaflashphoto wants you to see the world the way she sees it https://t.co/zcoWLwWz3u

[Disrupt MediaLab @dmedialab]

The Profound History of Public Hearings and Why We’re Devoted to Documenting Them https://t.co/bHpsPPK0qh via @medium

[Chicago Reader @Chicago_Reader]

Meet Afri Atiba, AirBnb host:

“People are afraid of the south side. It’s ridiculous. I educate my guests."

https://t.co/cQz35knPI3

[Paul Krugman @paulkrugman]

A few more thoughts on my little small cities piece (yes, I know the fate of the republic is on the line; this is a brief emotional and intellectual vacation before returning to the fray) 1/ https://t.co/6dn9HmkoI5

[Next City @NextCityOrg]

“The federal government may not have had their hand in every transaction, but they are the ones who shaped the commercial lending culture across the country.” https://t.co/ryeuynTjAl

[Artnet @artnet]

How the Family-Run Underground Museum Became One of L.A.’s Most Vital Cultural Forces: https://t.co/XSFZN0SPmE @Wmag

[Guardian photos @guardianphotos]

Black Chicago: in pictures https://t.co/NAwwDTMNft @Les_Douches #TomArndt #VivianMaier #RayMetzker #WayneMiller #MarvinNewman @carlosjaortiz

[Blondell R. Brown @Blondell_RB]

Philadelphia Will Stop Investing in Private Prisons https://t.co/nyUmxz8Lmb

[NPR Politics @nprpolitics]

We asked black Americans whether they believe discrimination against black Americans exists in the U.S. today. https://t.co/68ucmdEXiV

[Black Cinema House @BlkCinemaHouse]

Cited by Jordan Peele, director of Get Out, as one of his several influences, get your scares with The People Under the Stairs on October 20th at 7pm! Stay after for conversation about the film including its portrayal of race/class politics such as gentrification. Free, no RSVP!

[Bloomberg CityLab @CityLab]

Detroit's water crisis hints at more to come https://t.co/T6GTqEB5MG

[Arts and Public Life @artspubliclife]

Congratulations to #TheasterGates, @artspubliclife director for being named recipient of the 2018 #NasherPrize: https://t.co/KHxoESF7Gt

[Next City @NextCityOrg]

Reflecting on remaking the spaces that white nationalists bloodied. https://t.co/alhPml3hZe

[Place Lab Chicago @PlaceLabChicago]

In the field, in the news. Place Lab digest for Friday, September 15. - https://t.co/FPVKR9GEJA