by Thomas Friel | Jan 14, 2015 | Blog
When reporting has become about shock, ratings and theatrics, and less about accurately and responsibly relaying news, reports like Steven Emerson’s completely fictitious account of “no-go zones” are able to air as solid facts. Fortunately, since it was on Fox, no one...
by Duncan | Apr 15, 2014 | Blog
WTF? We are lecturing at an Apple store. BOOM. Yes. It is true. We will see you and all of the Chicago area art enthusiasts at: Apple Store, North Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL April 23rd at 7pm. Bad at Sports (B@S) can be tricky to describe – it’s a weekly...
by Dana Bassett | Mar 19, 2014 | Blog
March Goes in Like a Lion and Out Like a 501(c)3 Your guide to partying for a good cause this Spring. Nothing says Spring like “Gala,” WTT? couldn’t be more excited to see the ice finally THAW. Speaking of, have you bought tickets for the Links...
by Autumn Hays | Jan 24, 2014 | Blog, Inspiration
Just over 6 months ago, after 8 years of being a practicing contemporary artist, I graduated with my MFA. Though I knew my post graduation time would be full of unexpected ups and downs, and the struggle would be trying, I still had little idea of what it be like....
by Duncan | Jan 8, 2014 | Blog
2013 was a huge year for us at Bad at Sports. We did a ton of big projects with places like the St Louis Contemporary Art Museum, EXPO Chicago, Open Engagement, Orange County Art Center, and Cannonball, but perhaps the biggest deal of all was that Caroline Picard took...
