Have you seen the pyramids in Wadsworth? Pharaohs in Lincoln Park? ‘Egyptomania’ dates back to the King Tut obsession
Once you leave Chicago headed west on Interstate 88, once the suburbs melt away and...
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Iconic ‘Hope’ portrait from Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign is displayed for Expo Chicago
The iconic red and blue "Hope" portrait of former President Barack Obama from his 2008...
Iconic Obama portrait on display in Chicago
Shepard Fairey's iconic "Hope" portrait of former President Barack Obama is on display in Chicago....
Frida Kahlo at home: Intimate photos from the artist’s personal collection have arrived at National Museum of Mexican Art
When artist, political activist and cultural icon Frida Kahlo died in 1954, her husband, artist...
Frida Kahlo photographs
A touring exhibition of artist Frida Kahlo's photographs is on view for the first time...
Judge dismisses lawsuit over Obama Presidential Center location in Chicago’s Jackson Park; open space group vows to continue legal fight
A lawsuit that aimed to stop the Obama Presidential Center from being built in Chicago's...
Another Chicago book? Yes indeed, ‘A History Lover’s Guide’ spans the city’s birth to our cemeteries.
There are a lot of books written about Chicago and why not? This is an...
At 40, Gerber/Hart, the Midwest’s independent LGBTQ library and archive, is on the move — again
A cramped closet space. The drafty basement of a greystone. Gerber/Hart Library and Archives, an...
Gerber/Hart Library and Archives
The LGBTQ-focused Gerber/Hart Library and Archives in Chicago is looking to relocate for the sixth...
A little levity, please: Meriem Bennani’s ‘Life on the CAPS’ at the Renaissance Society is full of dark humor
"Do you remember when teleportation replaced air travel," asks the fabulous crocodile who serves as...