Upcoming June Chicago Humanities Festival Events | The Crusader Newspaper Group

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Upcoming June Chicago Humanities Festival Events | The Crusader Newspaper Group

In June, Chicago Humanities Festival will address issues of race in art, museums, media, and criminal justice through an eclectic blend of programs with local artists and international stars. On June 2nd, Chicago artist Cecil McDonald will join in a virtual conversation about his latest body of work, Cuts and Beats, which subverts often racist representation in art by […]

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