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This Is What Chicago Sounds Like

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The artist is inspired by Mexican and indigenous Aztec characters and stories from his youth.

David T. Kim makes ceramics with intention. This is what his Chicago sounds like.

Ọmọlará Mino is a multidisciplinary artist, teacher, social worker and mother, Mino works to build up the next generation…

Hac Tran is the co-founder of HAIBAYÔ — this is what his Chicago sounds like.

Jeanine Valrie Logan is a birth worker, certified midwife and the founder of Chicago South Side Birth Center. This is what her Chicago sounds like.

Chi sounds like Tempestt Hazel, who co-founded Sixty Inches From Center to redefine who and what is conserved as art history.

Christopher LeMark uses coffee and hip-hop to destigmatize mental health and provide therapy to his community.

Chicago sounds like Hyde-park based artist, curator, and educator Zakkiyya O’Neal, who works to preserve the legacy of the Black Arts Movement on the South Side.

Chicago sounds like James Kao, who collaborated with fellow artists to found an inclusive exhibition space to give artists a platform.

Atonio Díaz Oliva is a writer and bilingual professor from Chile, and the author of new novel ‘Campus.’ This is what his Chicago sounds like.