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Nick Cave & Bob Faust 6:00 PM May 19, 2021 James Prinz/courtesy of Facility, Chicago "Phase II: Dirty Laundry" participants in an earlier Chicago incarnation of "AMENDS," a project by artists Nick Cave and Bob Faust. In the first phase of AMENDS, an interactive exhibit inviting community members to explore and apologize for their own contributions to racism, Madison leaders decorated the windows of the MMoCA gift shop with quotations or personal letters recognizing their roles in racism. On Juneteenth, artists Nick Cave and Bob Faust kicked off the second phase, with participants now able to...

Nick Cave & Bob Faust 6:00 PM May 19, 2021 James Prinz/courtesy of Facility, Chicago "Phase II: Dirty Laundry" participants in an earlier Chicago incarnation of "AMENDS," a project by artists Nick Cave and Bob Faust. In the first phase of AMENDS, an interactive exhibit inviting community members to explore and apologize for their own contributions to racism, Madison leaders decorated the windows of the MMoCA gift shop with quotations or personal letters recognizing their roles in racism. On Juneteenth, artists Nick Cave and Bob Faust kicked off the second phase, with participants now able to...

Pat Nabong/Sun-Times The city’s planning department is establishing its first design committee of outside experts to weigh in on major developments before they get built. The Committee on Design, appointed by the Department of Planning and Development, will advise the city and developers about innovative, attractive and cost-effective elements, officials said. The 24 unpaid members include architects, artists, academics and real estate professionals. The committee will be an extra stop for projects that already must get approval from department staff, the City Council and, in some cases, t...

Nick Cave & Bob Faust 6:00 PM May 19, 2021 James Prinz/courtesy of Facility, Chicago "Phase II: Dirty Laundry" participants in an earlier Chicago incarnation of "AMENDS," a project by artists Nick Cave and Bob Faust. In the first phase of AMENDS, an interactive exhibit inviting community members to explore and apologize for their own contributions to racism, Madison leaders decorated the windows of the MMoCA gift shop with quotations or personal letters recognizing their roles in racism. On Juneteenth, artists Nick Cave and Bob Faust kicked off the second phase, with participants now able to...

Jennie bastian is the director of an arts nonprofit. >> why bring that out to have the darkness when you shine a light on something, you can see the problem, then it's possible to do work around it and change things. >> reporter: change is the goal of this exhibit called amends. at the madison humid of contemporary art, nick cave and bob faust started the project after george floyd's death. >> what did you think when the letters came in were you struck by how blunt some of them were? >> i think honesty is what we need to hear, and that's what's going to set us free. >> reporter: visitors are e...