Diana Guerrero-Maciá’s New Work Looks to the Future
The artist’s show, Slow Blossoming, opens at Carrie Secrist Gallery this month.
The artist’s show, Slow Blossoming, opens at Carrie Secrist Gallery this month.
Chicago Jazz Philharmonic, The Fundamentals, The 1975, Khecari, and Pop-Up Magazine
Richard Cahan and Michael Williams’s Un-American: The Incarceration of Japanese Americans During World War II captures a grim part of American history.
Chicago is in the midst of an audio boom. Find out which show is right for you.
SOFA, I Am My Own Wife, Deeply Rooted Productions, Mitski, and Craig Ferguson
Indira Freitas Johnson explores the connection between art and activism, and talks about her citywide installment of “Ten Thousand Ripples.”
Fun Home Photo: Jenny Anderson Through Nov. 12 Lectures Chicago Humanities Festival Various neighborhoods This year’s speed-themed lecture fest features a mix of rising locals and legendary stars. To name a few: Philip Glass, Trevor Noah, and Margo Jefferson rotate through the same stages as Lena Waithe and Fat Rice gurus Abe Conlon and Adrienne … Read more
She reveals why she left theater—and why she’s back.
Chicago International Children’s Film Festival, Elvis Costello & the Imposters, Fun Home, Harriet Tubman: When I Cross That Line to Freedom, and Fallfest: Speed
A former cast member says regular heckling has morphed into hate speech, whether you recognize it or not.