The art of protest has taken many forms. Northwestern University’s Block Museum of Art looks at it through the lens of anti-Black violence.
As the country tries to process a troubling aspect of U.S. history — mass shootings...
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Enclosing Soldier Field and selling its naming rights eyed to keep Bears in Chicago
Mayor Lori Lightfoot should consider renaming Soldier Field to raise money and "explore the feasibility"...
‘Roving with Perseverance’ exhibit at Adler gives visitors a chance to see the rover and flying sidekick exploring Mars
On July 1, visitors at Adler Planetarium will be able to see full-scale models of...
Green anaconda is new Shedd Aquarium resident
Green anaconda is a new Shedd Aquarium resident
How old was the Shedd’s dearly departed Granddad? According to new research, very old indeed
In the years before his death in 2017, Granddad, an Australian lungfish, was the oldest...
‘Loving Repeating’: Miller and Shellabarger explore intimacy, proximity and queerness with silhouettes at Hyde Park Art Center
Spend enough time in the Chicago art world and you've probably noticed Dutes Miller and...
‘Cezanne’ just opened at Art Institute, the first big retrospective in decades — why to go see the ‘artist’s artist’ this summer
The most poignant detail of "Cezanne," a co-exhibit between the Art Institute and London's Tate...
Morton Arboretum and Botanic Garden both celebrate big, outdoor birthdays this summer — with a few party extras for visitors
Art and nature go together like peanut butter and jelly — each delicious on its...
Cezanne retrospective at the Art Institute
Paul Cezanne's works are on display in a major retrospective at Chicago's Art Institute.
Field Museum’s new ‘Native Truths’ exhibit shifts the narrative where it belongs: straight to Indigenous people
From the 1950s until 2019, the Field Museum's Native North America Hall was a haphazard...