Jason Foumberg

This Saturday’s Roots & Culture auction gets you in on the ground floor of new arts.

Adored by the art world, the German keeps a low profile. But her new MCA show leaves a trail of autobiographical candy.

Meet the guy who turned salvaged furniture from closed Chicago Public Schools into art for his new show, The Beast.

The 55-year-old celebrates his roots in The Secret Birds, his new show at Adventureland Gallery, opening today.

See his abstract paintings, made with the excretions of thousands of flies, at Andrew Rafacz Gallery through May 10.

See St. Vincent, Emmylou Harris, The National, John Cale—and that's just some of the music. Get busy!

SAIC's David Getsy answers a question that keeps coming up, in advance of his pair of events on gay art in Chicago.

The prolific Berwyn painter's show at Western Exhibitions, N.U.D.D. 2: Pituitumorphology is full of intricate images that look plucked from science-fiction.

As she heads to the Whitney Biennial, the young artist talks about her paintings of shape-shifting mythical creatures.

This sculptor and SAIC prof crafts with tooled leather in her Humboldt Park studio. She's off to the Whitney Biennial this month—but first, a quick visit.