National Museum of Mexican Art presents Day of the Dead exhibition ‘Día de Muertos: Memories & Offerings’
The National Museum of Mexican Art has opened its Day of the Dead exhibition titled...
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Photographer Peter Vagt celebrates Morton Arboretum’s centennial with book tribute, ‘Light Through the Trees’
Twenty years, 84 pictures. That's how long it took photographer Peter Vagt to get all...
Launching a sojourn to uncover Africa’s past — but first a wait in Agadez
Before COVID-19 shut down travel, I led expeditions that discovered some 25 tons of rare...
Illinois Humanities funds over a dozen ‘Envisioning Justice’ art projects focused on mass incarceration
Five years ago, nonprofit Illinois Humanities asked state residents to imagine a world without mass...
Last chance! Three not-yet-over summer art exhibitions in Chicago to see while you still can
Despite the cooler days and slightly chillier nights, the students back in school, plus a...
Art for fall 2022: Our picks include exhibitions from the Arab world, from the Cultural Center, from identity politics
Ah, fall. A changing of the leaves, and a changing of the art on the...
Fall 2022 at Chicago museums: A Greek prince helps reopen the Hellenic Museum, a Grand Garden unveiled in Lisle. Our picks.
The weather's cooling, the leaves are turning, and that means one thing: It's back to...
Beloved brown bear Jim from the Brookfield Zoo dies at age 27
When Brittany Fitzsimmons was six years old, her great-uncle "gave" her a brown bear for...
‘Capturing Louis Sullivan’ at Driehaus Museum: 50 years after Richard Nickel’s death, his photographs still haunt and inspire
Richard Nickel was nothing if not a man of his word. "I'm afraid our days...
Hideout Trivia returns this fall to test your knowledge of politics, music … and Cleveland?
This fall will see the return of Hideout Trivia, the Hideout's Chicago-centric trivia series sponsored...