SAIC Writing Program: MFA and BFA in Writing

Please join us Wednesday, November 8th at 3:15 for our first Graduate Reading of the year from Maya Odim & Claire Lobenfeld.

We will be in the Writing Department, Lakeview Room 803 or on Zoom
https://saic-edu.zoom.us/j/83439379005

Maya Odim is an interdisciplinary artist exploring rhythms, patterns, and qualities of speech through both the written word and a developing choreographic praxis, thickening what constitutes performance space.

Claire Lobenfeld is a writer who favors language over traditional narrative structures through a focus on sound, image, and disruption of syntactical norms. She generates live texts as a member of [[Rehearsal]].

As part of Writing Program faculty member Ruth Margraff's Professional Practices class, rising BFAW seniors have produced an in-house, limited edition book!

Featured in this book are the portfolios of BFA students Ifeoluwa Abiodun Segun-Abugan, Yu Ye, Splash Celes, F. T. Cald and John Cook; and BFAW students Sam Donnell and Izabella Sifuentes (cover design). The layout was designed and implemented by course TA and MFAW student Joshua Craig.

Congratulations, all!

2022 BFA in Writing Thesis Reading
Saturday, May 21 at 5:00 p.m.
The LeRoy Neiman Center, 37 S. Wabash Ave.

Join us as students graduating from SAIC’s Bachelor of Fine Arts in Writing program read, perform, and otherwise represent their work in traditional as well as hybrid and experimental forms, including fiction, nonfiction, poetry, scripts, electronic media, and performance.

Visitors to SAIC galleries and academic buildings are required to show a state-issued picture ID and either proof of vaccination or negative test results from a COVID-19 test professionally administered within the last 72 hours. Masks are required in all campus buildings.