photo by Avery Studio On April 8, 2019, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra rejected what Management termed their “last, best and final offer.” The CSO Association Board’s proposal would freeze its…
Posts published in “Art”
On March 22, Scapi Magazine sat with writer Evan Mills and composer Heidi Joosten to talk about co-writing Queer Eye: The Musical Parody, based on the Netflix show infamous for…
Photo by Form Chicago/Sean Forrest On March 15, Scapi Magazine sat down with singer-bassist Lyn Rye to talk about experimenting with deadlines, collaborating with other artists, Chicago’s enthusiasm for blurring…
photos by Daniel Johanson, Above: Marysa Abbas working the audience On October 17th, 2018 Scapi Magazine sat down with Marysa Abbas, Sam Attaguile, and Joshua Louis Smith from Opera on…
On January 23, Scapi Magazine met with Tariq Shihadah, host of The Local Glow podcast, to talk about the intimacy of local music scenes, the transition from solo work into…
On January 15th, 2019 Scapi Magazine sat down with Tanuja Jagernauth, Yasmin Mikhaiel, and Tara Branham of How To Pick A Lock to talk about how to use Prison Abolition…
Photo by Evan Hanover On March 1, Scapi Magazine met with Prop Thtr Artistic Director Olivia Lilley, who runs Church of the New Play. Lilley became the Artistic Director at…
photo by Danielle A. Scruggs On January 16, Scapi Magazine talked with artist and business owner Jean Marie Cate about art being her lifeline, her relationship to the beautiful, inanimate…
photos by Evelyn Lopez On February 4, 2019, Scapi Magazine met with Ken Greene to learn about the ethos behind FreeGeek Chicago’s computer recycling and selling practices, the moral and…
Photo byBartek Karas. On February 11, 2019, Scapi Magazine sat down with Chicago artist and singer-songwriter Dawn Xiana Moon, known for belly dancing in a Wookiee costume, to talk about…
On November 20th, 2018 Scapi Magazine sat down with Nire Nah and Alex Palma to talk about Everything Stands Back Up, knowing your artistry, building a multi-layered platform, and elitism.…
photo by Philip Newton/Seattle Opera For a while, the Lyric Opera of Chicago has been producing boundary pushing work under its Lyric Unlimited wing, a production force tasked with expanding…