One of the country’s most distinctive car collections goes on sale in Chicago
Klairmont Kollections Museum in Chicago is closing, with nearly 300 vehicles going up for auction...
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‘True and authentic Chicago legend’ Phyllis Kozlowski has left her mark on art, architecture
Phyllis Kozlowski, of Orland Park, has taught art to thousands in Hinsdale, La Grange and...
Researchers solve decades-old color mystery in iconic Jackson Pollock painting, ‘Number 1A, 1948’
Scientists have identified the origins of the blue color in Jackson Pollock’s “Number 1A, 1948,”...
Column: Business is poppin’ for Lansing artist who brings paint parties to the people
Danielle Leveston's Paintin & Poppin Traveling Paint Parties offers art fun at her Chicago Heights...
Orland Park based ballet company draws on Day of the Dead traditions for Harris Theatre performance
Orland Park's Ballet 5:8 new production Beauty Will Save the World at Harris Theatre draws...
Landmarks: As Bloom High School marks 125 years, a new book celebrates ‘an art deco masterpiece’
As Bloom High School in Chicago Heights marks its 125th birthday, Michael Boswell celebrates this...
Hello polar bear, goodbye koalas: Brookfield Zoo Chicago welcomes new animals, exhibits
The zoo is welcoming a new polar bear, jellyfish, tamandua anteaters and bidding goodbye to...
Lifeline Theatre’s ‘Rabbits in Their Pockets’ is inspired by African and Caribbean oral traditions
The play, in part, is about "how we find our Black joy where there seems...
Giant penguins and the world’s longest snake: Field Museum digs into the era that followed the dinosaurs
We know the dinosaurs of the Mesozoic era and the woolly mammoths of the ice...
Oak Brook International Festival brings cultural tastes, sounds, sights to town
The Oak Brook International Festival features entertainment, cultural exhibits and food vendors showcasing cultures around...