Local black-owned business BLKNRDWRLD is selling $25 yard signs that say #StayThe****Home and feature Mayor Lori Lightfoot. The signs are inspired by the memes made recently in response to the…
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This week the we all live here project released a free coloring book for kids with little to do during the coronavirus pandemic. “As artists we all know how important…
I hate New Year’s, but the one saving grace of this dreadful holiday are best-of lists all of which I, possessing the willpower of a robot chicken, click on. It…
The South Shore Opera Company 10th Anniversary Concert was held at the Robeson Theatre in the South Shore Cultural Center on Sunday afternoon. The sprawling building, which includes the theatre,…
A few Friday nights ago, I was in my apartment, trying to convince myself it would be okay to blow off writing this article. I had endured a series of…
“Nobody told me.” Sunny Akhigbe, President of A Boy and His Dream said recalling his childhood. Nobody told him he could get out of his situation. Nobody said they were…
Before the figurative curtain rises at The Martin, coordinated chaos ensues inside the small storefront. Its founders have thinly veiled the flexible performance space with the venue’s brand markers: its…
Pictured above: Audra Jacot in front of a collage of her work // Photo courtesy audrajacot.com In the midst of an uninspired period, artist Audra Jacot decided to build the…
On April 25, 2019, Scapi Magazine sat down with Violet (I noticed Scapi spelling was Vio Let, but Rhinofest post for the show was Violet, I’m going to use Violet…
On September 10, 2018, Scapi magazine talked with Kate Galetti of Janus Concert Series about bridging the gap between opera and musical theater, breaking outdated opera norms, and carrying out…
photos from the Space Becomes You Digital Gallery On December 7, 2018, Scapi Magazine met with Chris Eichenseer and Anton Jeludkov of Someoddpilot and Public Works Gallery to talk about…
On April 4, 2019, Scapi Magazine talked with writer, poet, producer, and rapper, Joshua Virtue. When Virtue began recording his album Post Faith Dialogues, he was depressed and anxious. “I…
