Charles Storch

Two Chicagoans are among the winners of the annual Jazz Masters Awards, a prestigious musical prize that includes a check for $5,000. Barrett Deems, the legendary, 82-year-old swing drummer, and...

On Dec. 6, 1993, Tempo told of a suit filed by members of the prominent Kohler family of Wisconsin against Chicago auctioneer Leslie Hindman over a painting she sold for...

The International Theatre Festival of Chicago, a biennial event over the past decade, is striking its set and disbanding, a casualty of debt and disappointing box office returns. The decision...

The Arts Club of Chicago said Tuesday that it received 41 applications from Chicago-area architects seeking to design a new home for the private club but gave no indication when...

A few months ago, the Arts Club of Chicago lost an emotional battle to save its Ludwig Mies van der Rohe-designed interior from the wrecker's ball. Now, the club is...

The beleaguered International Theatre Festival of Chicago is considering whether to abandon its limited-run, festival format and get out of the presentation business, according to its chairman, art dealer Richard...

The head of the City of Chicago's law department was as surprised as anyone when the Metro nightclub canceled shows this week by performance artist Karen Finley and blamed its...

The Orchestral Association, parent of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and allied musical groups, reported an operating surplus of $9,000 for the fiscal year that ended June 30, down from $45,000...

Strolling through the Chicago Botanic Garden in Glencoe on Wednesday, Barbara Whitney Carr gazed at the plants and flowers that give the grounds their beauty and easily acknowledged that there...

The National Endowment for the Arts won a small victory on Capitol Hill when a Senate-House conference committee voted Wednesday to reduce the agency's fiscal 1995 budget by only 2...