Ruslana Lichtzier's guest appearances

Ruslana Lichtzier

Bad at Sports

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Marc LeBlanc

Kate Sierzputowski

Susanne Doremus

Jack Schneider

Stephanie Cristello

Jenn Smith

Edra Soto

Adia Sykes

Michelle Grabner

Holly Hanessian

Scott McCloud

Marina Abramović

Adam Scott

Alexandria Eregbu

Chris Ware

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Today on the podcast, Brian and Jesse speak with Stephanie Cristello and Ruslana Lichtzier who are hosting the Chicago-based iteration of the vexillological contemporary art project Four Flags. Over the course of the next few months, dozens of Chicagoland artists are making flags that are being hoisted and hung from the façade of Chicago Manual  Style—in the West Town / Ukrainian Village neighborhood—and on instagram at @fourflags. Four Flags was founded by Julia Mullié and Nick Terra in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, and was launched on April 15, 2020. Exhibited artists to date include Evelyn Taocheng Wang, Das Institut (Kerstin Brätsch &amp; Adele Röder), Kasper Bosmans, Jennifer Tee, Willem de Rooij, Rodrigo Hernández, Maria Roosen, Anna-Sophie Berger, Dora Budor, and Lena Henke, among others. Bloemstraat 140B, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Chicago Manual Style and P.S. (Publishing Services) is a project space sited in a garage in Chicago, IL. Directed by Stephanie Cristello, the program is dedicated to exhibitions featuring established and emerging artists, and the production of critical writing. Positioned at the convergence of exhibitions and publications, each show results in the production and commission of essays and texts on contemporary art. Ruslana Lichtzier will be collaborating on curating this specific project. https://www.chicagomanual.style/four-flags

Today on the podcast, Brian and Jesse speak with Stephanie Cristello and Ruslana Lichtzier who are hosting the Chicago-based iteration of the vexillological contemporary art project Four Flags. Over the course of the next few months, dozens of Chicagoland artists are making flags that are being hoisted and hung from the façade of Chicago Manual  Style—in the West Town / Ukrainian Village neighborhood—and on instagram at @fourflags. Four Flags was founded by Julia Mullié and Nick Terra in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, and was launched on April 15, 2020. Exhibited artists to date include Evelyn Taocheng Wang, Das Institut (Kerstin Brätsch &amp; Adele Röder), Kasper Bosmans, Jennifer Tee, Willem de Rooij, Rodrigo Hernández, Maria Roosen, Anna-Sophie Berger, Dora Budor, and Lena Henke, among others. Bloemstraat 140B, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Chicago Manual Style and P.S. (Publishing Services) is a project space sited in a garage in Chicago, IL. Directed by Stephanie Cristello, the program is dedicated to exhibitions featuring established and emerging artists, and the production of critical writing. Positioned at the convergence of exhibitions and publications, each show results in the production and commission of essays and texts on contemporary art. Ruslana Lichtzier will be collaborating on curating this specific project. <a href="https://www.chicagomanual.style/four-flags" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.chicagomanual.style/four-flags</a>

Bad at Sports Episode 748: Stephanie Cristello and Ruslana Lichtzier

Jordan Martins

Jameson Paige

Amarie Gipson

THE SEEN, in collaboration with the University Club of Chicago, present the Chicago Art Critics Forum: Salon Review. Now in its eighth edition, Salon Review convenes a live panel of contemporary artists, critics, and curators to discuss exhibitions currently on display in Chicago. Centered upon the thematic of the documentation and exhibition of alternative histories, critics will discuss Gregg Bordowtiz: I Wanna Be Well at the Art Institute of Chicago, Jonathas De Andrade’s works at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, and Deana Lawson &amp; Dru Donovan at Rhona Hoffman Gallery.Panelists | Jordan Martins, Jameson Paige, and Amarie Gipson. Moderated by Ruslana Lichtzier.

THE SEEN, in collaboration with the University Club of Chicago, present the Chicago Art Critics Forum: Salon Review. Now in its eighth edition, Salon Review convenes a live panel of contemporary artists, critics, and curators to discuss exhibitions currently on display in Chicago. Centered upon the thematic of the documentation and exhibition of alternative histories, critics will discuss Gregg Bordowtiz: I Wanna Be Well at the Art Institute of Chicago, Jonathas De Andrade’s works at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, and Deana Lawson &amp; Dru Donovan at Rhona Hoffman Gallery. Panelists | Jordan Martins, Jameson Paige, and Amarie Gipson. Moderated by Ruslana Lichtzier.

Season 4: A Panel Discussion w/Jordan Martins, Jameson Paige, Amarie Gipson, and Ruslana Lichtzier