This Is What Chicago Sounds Like
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Tesh Silver uplifts marginalized identities through positive and optimistic representation…
Chicago community organizer and gallerist Alma Wieser “The arts are a healer, a connecter, we’re an economic driver…”
Chi Sounds Like Sky Cubacub, activist and founder of Rebirth Garments.
“Every person is an answer to someone’s question.”
Faheem Majeed understands that Chicago is a true playground for artists. Here he found his own independent voice, while providing meaningful platforms for other creatives along the way.
Matt Harvey of The Triibe tells us what his Chicago Sounds Like
Damon Williams is an organizer, social activist and movement builder working to combat injustice …
Dancer, educator, model and maker Peter Gaona wants to pass down all the lessons he’s learned to the next generation. This is what his Chicago Sounds Like.
Reporter, playwright, author and Chicago native Natalie Moore is deeply engrained in the fabric of the city. Her work covering segregation and inequality connects her directly with the community, sharing crucial stories that rarely get told. This is what her Chicago Sounds Like. Are you from Chicago? Where did you grow up? I grew up […]
Trey Elder is the founder of Quiet Pterodactyl, a Chicago-based nonprofit focused on music and art communities through events, fundraising and educational experiences. QP’s aim is to empower and encourage equitable opportunities for those seeking the arts in the city, creating a lasting influence on Chicago’s music community. Last year, Quiet Pterodactyl released SituationChicago, a […]