Artist Isabelle McGuire was photographed during Tavi Gevinson and Jonah Ansell’s “Cadaver” talk and film screening at the MCA.
Do you always opt for black and white?
I normally do wear black and white with red lipstick. I really enjoy the pop of color.
What look are you going for?
A spy/villain inspired look.
Where do you shop for clothes?
Normally thrift stores.
Where do you like to go see interesting people here in Chicago?
The CTA on a Saturday night at 2:30am. Best place to people watch.
—Interview and photography by Isa Giallorenzo
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