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Liz Logan

Liz Logan (producer)

Based in Evanston
Joined 8 weeks 2 days ago
  • 18 articles written
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Liz's' Bio

Liz Logan is a producer of the Windy Citizen and about to finish her master's at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern (wooohoo!), concentrating in magazine. She has written for many publications including Time Out Chicago, Poets & Writers Magazine, Editor & Publisher, The Plain Dealer and Cleveland Magazine.

Liz's Reporting

New mural highlights West Side agency's work among homeless

Aug 22, 2008 11:16 AM
by Liz Logan
New mural highlights West Side agency's work among homeless

Chicago Public Art Group recently dedicated the latest public art project it sponsored -- a long mural on a curving wall of the Chicago Christian Industrial League (CCIL) in North Lawndale. CCIL is a nonprofit social service agency that provides clothing, shelter and training and guidance services to homeless men, women and children.

The 107-foot mural, "Connections 2008," includes a variety of motifs that represent the mission and aspirations of CCIL, which will celebrate its centennial next year:

Web 'zine gives teen girls their say, connects voices from around the world

Aug 19, 2008 12:00 AM
by Liz Logan
Web 'zine gives teen girls their say, connects voices from around the world

Anyone who says teens are lazy hasn't met the young women of Girlspeak. Each staff member of the literary Web 'zine, produced every summer at Young Chicago Authors in Wicker Park, has something to say to girls all over the world and has spent her summer getting ideas down on paper.

Latino Theatre Festival kicks off today at Goodman Theatre

Aug 08, 2008 12:00 AM
by Liz Logan
Latino Theatre Festival kicks off today at Goodman Theatre

The fourth biennial Latino Theatre Festival kicks off Friday at the Goodman Theatre. Showcasing performances from Latin America, New York and Chicago, the festival will feature works in both English and Spanish (some with super-titles).

The festival runs through August 24 and includes multiple performances of 13 works, including four staged readings of new works by Latino playwrights. For the first time in its history, this year's festival will include music and dance, not to mention puppetry, a children's performance and a one-woman show.


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