Ivan Brunetti Explains His Art in 'Cartooning: Philosophy and Practice'
HEAD CASE: The illustrator pulls back the curtain on his work in a new book.
HEAD CASE: The illustrator pulls back the curtain on his work in a new book.
LIGHTNING STRIKES: The Chicago-based fashion house projects femininity and intellect in its ready-to-wear designs for women
Five picks for this week: A top Irish export hits Chicago Shakes … You can’t look; you can’t look away: Body Worlds returns to the MSI … Zombies, vampires, and Rick Bayless take over C2E2 … Plus, five don’t-miss freebies
Story highlights from the April 2011 issue of Chicago magazine, including the 1991 Bulls dynasty, six local eco-innovators, and runway-worthy rain gear.
ROCK STEADY: Despite divorce, disappointment, and day jobs, the band still brings the noise
Don’t-miss picks for this week: Nominate someone for our 2011 singles crew … hear Chicago’s answer to Vampire Weekend … see Cleopatra in her nearly native habitat … plus, what the Music Box’s house organist is doing this weekend
Amalie Drury visited the set of CLTV and WGN Evening News last week to promote Chicago magazine’s ’50 Most Beautiful Chicagoans’ issue. She reveals who made the list and offers an insider look at the selection process.
Senior Editor Nora O’Donnell visited the set of WGN Morning News last week to talk fashion. Just back from New York Fashion Week, Nora discusses must-haves for spring 2011 as seen in the March issue of Chicago magazine. Spoiler Alert: Things are looking groovy!
CHICAGOMAG.COM EXCLUSIVE: The hosts of Sound Opinions tell us how many iPods they own, their favorite Chicago band no one knows about, how many times they’ve seen Spinal Tap, and more
ROCK AND ROLES: The hosts of the popular rock talk show give us an inside look.