Pictured above: What About Chicago?! recorded a live podcast episode with Pretty Pit Skill Share Cooperative at the Canvas Chicago office in January 2017/Photo: What About Chicago?! Ben Moroney and Rahim…
Posts published in “Art”
Photo: Mike Steele, September CoMISSIOn WIP Showing Links Hall recommends all art performed in its space do one thing: take risks. For nearly 40 years the studio space has continued the…
Back in March, Scapi Radio had the good fortune to record the 200th episode of the podcast with Liz Jackson Hearns and Alexandra Plattos Sulack at their studio, The Voice…
Photo Above: FlameCon Promotional Material Scapi attended C2E2’s Geeks OUT Panel discussion: Queer Passion to Queer Profession, Making It and You Work for Scapi Dispatch, Scapi Magazine’s field recording wing.…
When one thinks of city redevelopment, they often think of outside investors, resident displacement and a new Starbucks or Whole Foods. Ryan Wilson and Joe Nelson approach redevelopment in a…
We had so much fun at Anime Central (ACEN) this past weekend! We still have some writing to do for forthcoming articles, but we have some lovely photography from Kyle…
Photo by Ashley D Wells of Windy City Pin-Up The producers of Femme FATales graced Scapi magazine with their presence to drop some knowledge bombs on embracing and loving oneself. The…
Photo by Ari Skinner A few months ago Daniel and Maureen sat down with Makeda Loney to discuss how she walks through the city of Chicago as a copywriter, poet,…
Scapi Radio sat down with Karen Hawkins, “Rebelle-in-Chief” of Chicago’s Rebellious Magazine. The six-year-old digital magazine covers Chicago events, culture and news through unique, feminist perspectives. Hawkins has a former…
Pictured above: Jameson Wentworth, Liz Chidester, Elena Romanowski, Britain Gebhardt, Amy Stricker & Lizzie Schwarzrock in “High Fidelity” by Refuge Theatre Project/Photo: Zeke Dolezalek Anyone who visited the Windy City Café…
Pictured above: Jerwin Gabriel Santiago (left) and Christian Borkey (right) being interviewed/Photo: Amy Do Many think of comedy as a coping mechanism. That somehow, it is a way to deflect from…












