Micco Caporale is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois, focusing on local arts and culture. Their work has been featured in the Chicago Reader and Knowledia, covering topics ranging from music and visual arts to reviews of performances and exhibitions. Caporale's articles provide insights into the vibrant cultural scene of Chicago and highlight emerging artists and creative endeavors.
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Micco Caporale's articles reflect a strong focus on local entertainment, particularly music, art, and cultural events in the Chicago area. If you are looking to pitch to Micco, consider offering information about local artists or performances. For example, new music releases from Chicago-based bands or upcoming art exhibitions in the city could be of interest to him.
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By: Micco Caporale
Teke::Teke are mostly soft and surprising, but they’re absolutely lethal where it counts.
Chicago band Glutton for Insurrection play to summon an anarchist future where everyone is free from capitalism and the carceral state.
By: Micco Caporale
Tygapaw has called the dance floors of New York City home for the past two decades, but the 40-year-old DJ came of age attending outdoor guerrilla dance parties in Jamaica.
“I’ve created a character that lets me survive and perform," says Mini Manson. "I can do what I always wanted to do, and nobody can say I can’t.”
Anti-imperialist action coalition Behind Enemy Lines organizes a march decrying the war in Gaza and Democrats’ role in it.
By: Micco Caporale, Oriana Koren
Click to share on Threads (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window)Beginning at 3:30 PM on Wednesday, August 21, thousands gathered in Union Park to rally in support of a ceasefire in Gaza. The protest was organized by a coalition that included American Muslims for Palestine Chicago, Jewish Voice for Peace, and more. Green Party presidential candidate, physician, and activist Jill Stein and Justice for All Party presidential candidate, philosopher, and activist Cornel West spoke, as well as members of the local and national Palestinian community who have lost family and friends in the genocide. While some emphasized the carnage and depravity of what is happening in Palestine, others tied the fight to a U.S.–backed history of settler colonialism and imperialism.
Alex Grelle has become a local icon because of his fascination with icons. Since coming to Chicago in 2009, the multidisciplinary performer has distinguished himself in the local theater scene for elevating the objects of his fascination and nostalgia, whether they’re Lady Gaga, the movie Stepmom, or the show Nashville. In his latest work, he […]
By: Micco Caporale
William Basinski headlines Plantasia, an annual experimental sound and art event at the Garfield Park Conservatory.
Among the CPD's successes at the DNC was creating an authoritarian panopticon that dictated what protest looked like.
By: Micco Caporale
Fabio Frizzi’s compositions use 60s-style jazz and rock sensibilities with an ear toward what would become hallmarks of 80s American horror films.
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