Two prominent directors, Mary Zimmerman and Charles Newell, take very different approaches—one visually engaging, one intellectually engaging—to stories of transformation, love, and China.
What to expect from Buchbinder’s new film, Hairy Who & The Chicago Imagists, which premieres in Chicago tonight at 6 p.m. at the MCA.
About 200 collectors meet at the AIC on May 20 to vote on one of five finalists. You can go see the candidates in the Modern Wing now.
See Mogwai, Manifest, minimalist sculpture on the Art Institute’s roof, and more.
As you wait for the Lyric’s fall season to begin, hit up one of these local operas.
If all goes as planned, the stalwart actor will play three of the most crotchety old cusses in literature by the end of this year.
The 1939 painting Tête de femme à deux profils, part of the estate of Chicago collectors Edwin and Lindy Bergman, will be auctioned by Christie’s in New York.
Four upcoming walking tours are part of a new art exhibition called Foreign Trade Zone: A People’s Consultancy.
Nickel Creek, Teen, and Timbre Timbre are just some of the acts playing in Chicago this weekend.
In The Doll’s House Project: Ibsen Is Dead, the up-and-coming playwright sets Henrik Ibsen’s three-act drama against the fall of the Berlin Wall.
