Pritzker Military Museum will close in Chicago in July
The Chicago museum dedicated to military history will move its collection and other assets to...
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Oral history project by Chicago Theological Seminary shows how it served as incubator for area’s civil rights leaders
Project documents the trajectory of the Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. and others who were involved...
‘Trash is just a failure of imagination.’ Artists and environmentalists seek creative ways to keep plastics out of landfills.
Between 150 million and 190 million tons of single-use plastic products were produced globally in...
National Public Housing Museum opens exhibit on eviction: ‘Housing insecurity is weighing heavy on so many of us’
The museum's "Evicted" exhibit explores the struggles of low-income renters and ignites a call to...
Climate activists throw soup at Mona Lisa in Paris as farmers’ protests continue
PARIS — France's interior ministry on Sunday ordered a large deployment of security forces around...
Off display: As new rules about Native American artifacts go into effect, the Field Museum and others in Illinois must comply
If you stop by the Field Museum right now and find yourself in the Alsdorf...
2 artworks returned to heirs of Holocaust victim while 1 more remains in the Art Institute of Chicago
NEW YORK — New York prosecutors on Friday returned two pieces of art they say were...
Frederick Douglass exhibit opens at Waukegan library
Viewers of an exhibit on Frederick Douglass in Waukegan will learn the onetime slave not...
Review: So many lumps of clay: Exhibitions by Ruth Duckworth and contemporary Japanese women artists
Lovers of sculpture who prefer clay to other materials have much to celebrate this month...
National Museum of Mexican Art announces new president
The National Museum of Mexican Art has a new leader, announcing on Tuesday that José Ochoa will...