Arts of Life Announces 25th Anniversary Celebration
The Chicagoland non-profit Arts of Life has announced its 25th Anniversary and associated programming. With locations in Chicago and Glenview,
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Author: Isaac Jacobs
Elmhurst Art Museum Presents Group Exhibition: Sustenance & Land: Five Artists Consider Our Relationship with the Earth
This winter, the Elmhurst Art Museum will present Sustenance & Land: Five Artists Consider Our Relationship with the Earth, a group exhibition exploring human connection to the land and the many ways the earth sustains us.
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Chicago’s Recent MFA Graduates on View in Hyde Park Art Center’s Biennial Exhibit, “Ground Floor”
Hyde Park Art Center, the renowned non-profit hub for contemporary art located on Chicago’s South Side, has announced Ground Floor,
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National Geographic Photographer and Conservationist Paul Nicklen to Present “Reverence” Nature Photography Exhibition
Hilton Contemporary today announced a specially curated exhibition of new and archival images drawn from the works of world-renowned photographer Paul Nicklen.
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Cleve Carney Museum of Art Announces Retro Gaming Exhibition, “Insert Coin: Inside Midway’s Arcade Revolution”
The Cleve Carney Museum of Art (CCMA), located on the College of DuPage campus (425 Fawell Blvd.), announces its upcoming fall exhibition, “INSERT COIN: Inside Midway’s Arcade Revolution.”
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Chicago’s Taste of Greektown Festival Returns September 6-8, 2024
Opa! Greektown Chicago’s popular Taste of Greektown festival returns for its 34th year with the city’s largest celebration of Hellenic cuisine and culture, the weekend after Labor Day on Friday, September 6 through Sunday, September 8, 2024, along Halsted Street from Adams to Van Buren. The neighborhood’s acclaimed Greek restaurants are the stars of the show, along with live music and entertainment, Greek dancing, unique shopping and retail, family friendly activities and more.
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The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry presents “007 Science,” Uncovering the Tech and Innovation Behind the World’s Greatest Spy
Get ready to delve into the fascinating world of James Bond like never before. The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry presents 007 Science, the first-ever official exhibition to focus on the science and technology behind the world’s longest-running movie franchise.
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A Sound Inspiration
Music has, for centuries, inspired design across the spectrum of art creation. Have you ever thought about the kind of visual output the music of jazz legedn John Coltrane might inspire? Well, Norman Teague has, and his visionary exhibition on the subject is set to launch at the the Elmhurst Art Museum this January. Entitled A Love Supreme, this solo exhibition inspired byColtrane will accompnayan adjoining group exhibition in the famed Mies van der Rohe’s McCormick House featuring over 30 Chicago-based artists who identify as Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC). The companion show is entitled A Love Supreme: McCormick House Reimagined.
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Picasso 50 Years Later, A View to a Legacy
Any artist, poet or musician worth their weight in salt aims to do much more than just create. Certainly, expression is a passionate part of their journeys, but if meaningful expression is to come to its greatest fruition, it must leave an impression. Every artist understands that. A lasting impression is really the point of that expression. That lasting impression is likely a touchstone for the most iconic artists. It certainly is the case for Pablo Picasso. After his death a half century earlier, his legacy leaves an indelible mark today.
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“Legacy, Renewal & Unity: Celebrating 100 Years Of The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America” Exhibition
The National Hellenic Museum (NHM) in Chicago’s Greektown neighborhood is hosting the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America’s centennial exhibit Legacy,
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