Film Review: Starring Anton Yelchin, Porto Is Melancholy and Marvelous
Porto, the feature debut by former Chicago film critic Gabe Klinger (his follow-up to the engaging 2013 documentary Double Play:…
Porto, the feature debut by former Chicago film critic Gabe Klinger (his follow-up to the engaging 2013 documentary Double Play:…
Rust Belt Chicago’s editor/writer Martha Bayne and artist Andrea Jablonski co-curate Theater Oobleck’s unique haunted house, tapping into fears about…
No new building in Chicago was as highly anticipated in recent times as the engineering marvel that is 150 N.…
Entering Yvette Mayorga’s exhibition, The Politics of Desire, at Chicago Artists Coalition is a deliberate, and thoughtful, experience of visual…
At the quaint gallery space of The Comfort Station, located at the heart of Chicago’s Logan Square, is Sae Jun…
The walls at the Museum of Contemporary Photography are lit this evening by overhanging gallery lights. Photographs of shadows dancing…
In 1953, as a senior at the Illinois Institute of Technology, a young John Massey offered to volunteer at the…
By Vanessa Gravenor Bailey Romaine is a sculptor who has been based in Chicago for the last years. She completed…
It doesn’t take much digging to uncover one of the less acknowledged etymological roots of domesticity. The Latin domos points…
Doreen Sayegh has been a skosh busy. Playwright and quote-machine William Shakespeare died 400 years ago this year, and…
In their recent exhibition Fanfare for the Times at Heaven Gallery, the Chicago-based artists Lauren Edwards and Eric Watts combined…
Puerto Rican artist, Edra Soto’s recent exhibition at Corner, an experimental gallery space located in Avondale, has filled the windows…
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