‘Toward Common Cause’ exhibit brings together U. of C.’s Smart Museum, MacArthur Foundation geniuses and young Chicago Housing Authority residents
Celebrating 40 years of existence is a milestone and the way the MacArthur Fellows Program...
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‘Toward Common Cause’ exhibit
"Toward Common Cause," curated by the Smart Museum and marking the 40th anniversary of the...
Update: Lincoln Park Zoo offers a sneak peek of new lion habitat — can’t wait for those zip lines
UPDATE: The new Pepper Family Wildlife Center and lion habitat will open to the public...
Lincoln Park Zoo hires Megan Ross as new president — first woman and first Ph.D. in the post
Megan Ross will replace Kevin Bell in the top job at Lincoln Park Zoo beginning...
Neon and Light Museum opens in River North: The glowing retro medium is new again
Signage. Practical, functional. Tells you when to walk, points you to a door. But in...
The Neon and Light museum opens
Dozens of neon and light-based works are on view at the River North pop up...
Top 10 art shows in Chicago for fall 2021: All the art you didn’t get to see because of the pandemic
The schedule of exhibitions this fall is as thrilling and full as ever, no doubt...
You know who’s getting the COVID vaccine? Animals at Brookfield Zoo
If you're one of those who have been putting off getting the COVID-19 vaccine, guess...
A Chicago photographer reaches her late-in-life prime, even as her late husband Art Paul’s work gets a show in Evanston
Suzanne Seed was talking one recent sultry morning, sitting outside and contemplating life and loneliness...
‘Origins’ exhibit by National Geographic photographers — opening in Bridgeport — is sometimes ‘cute,’ but with a message of natural conservation
The photo exhibition "Origins" opens Friday in a new Bridgeport location of the commercial gallery...