Chicago’s Arts Scene Has a Race Problem
Can a seven-year-old antiracism nonprofit solve it? The city’s biggest cultural institutions are betting heavily that it can.
Can a seven-year-old antiracism nonprofit solve it? The city’s biggest cultural institutions are betting heavily that it can.
On their new album, the group channels a chaotic time of pandemic and protest through a dynamic sonic collage.
You don’t have to go far to read intergalactic poetry and you can even stay home to go to Expo Chicago.
The company puts a twist on Wagner in its first drive-through opera.
The life’s work of the photographer anchors an exhibition at the Elmhurst Art Museum.
Chicago is slowly, kinda reopening: See comic book heroes at a museum or go jump in the lake (from the comfort of your own home).
After a year away, the Joffrey is back — online — with Bolero.
The Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center continues to expand its purview with an exhibition devoted to the South African leader.
From a reopened Art Institute to a Children’s Choir concert featuring Chance the Rapper, Chicago’s cultural offerings are beginning to thaw out.
New executive producer Jon Carr aims to rehabilitate the iconic improv company.