EXPO Chicago opens Thursday on Navy Pier, with artwork from around the world
The 10th anniversary edition of EXPO Chicago opens Thursday in Navy Pier's Festival Hall and...
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A Winnetka man spent years trying to prove he had found a Raphael painting. Was he right?
It sounds like something out of a Dan Brown thriller novel: a suburban man stumbles...
Has T. rex lost its bite? Menacing snarl may be wrong
The Tyrannosaurus rex is often shown baring massive, sharp teeth, like the ferocious creature in...
Visitors flock to see Michelangelo’s David after Florida uproar of whether or not sculpture is pornographic
Visitors flocked to see Michelangelo's David sculpture in Florence on Tuesday, following an uproar over...
Landmarks: 20 years after falling to Earth, Park Forest meteorites still draw attention, big price tags
As an asteroid caught the world's attention this week, approaching Earth on a trajectory to...
Dispatches from the Sahara Desert: Looking back on a trip to a land of dinosaurs, and all we gained
New dinosaurs by the dozen fill two large shipping containers poised to depart Niger for...
Some of the Art Institute’s prominent antiquities from Nepal likely looted, investigation says
The Art Institute of Chicago's Alsdorf collection is at the center of renewed scrutiny over...
Photos: ‘Mozart Immersive: The Soul of a Genius’ immersive experience
Lighthouse ArtSpace Chicago presents "Mozart Immersive: The Soul of a Genius," an immersive experience billed...
Review: ‘Forecast Form’ at the MCA shows the Caribbean is not what you think
Ah, the Caribbean: islands of pleasure with balmy weather, palm trees that sway in the...
Want to see Venus and Jupiter together? Adler Planetarium says they’ll be visible Wednesday evening
Astronomy lovers, be sure to look up into the western sky Wednesday after sunset for...