Finally, a Spongebob Squarepants Pop-up
The installation by Louis De Guzman, J Balvin, and Nickelodeon runs through Saturday at 1714 North Damen.
Ad Categories: Culture
What Came After the Hairy Who? An Exhibition Answers
The Elmhurst Art Museum examines post-Imagist art in Chicago, seeing through the vision of a beloved curator and critic who died last year.
Richard Costes Wants a Place for Deaf Actors in Chicago
How the actor, playwright, and accessibility consultant made his name in an often inaccessible theater scene
The Big Question: What’s the Meaning of the Universe?
We asked U. of C. astrophysicist Dan Hooper, whose new book, At the Edge of Time, dives deep into the Big Bang.
Chicago’s Best Songwriter You’ve Never Heard Of
Chris Ligon probably had a worse year than you. He spun his misery into Miss America, a new record out this week.
Here’s Your Chance to Play Among Andy Warhol’s Silver Clouds
The iconic installation floats over to Ravenswood, coinciding with the Art Institute’s Warhol retrospective.
A Life in Miniature
Jay Kupjack is the last surviving member of a towering dynasty built on tiny foundations.
The Future of Opera
With Dead Man Walking, Lyric inaugurates a commitment to more contemporary work.
Hope for Chicago’s Lost Wetlands
A new outdoor art installation channels Pullman’s bygone flora and fauna.
Peek Inside Hebru Brantley’s Massive Nevermore Park Exhibit
The 6,000 square-foot installation, which takes visitors through the worlds of Brantley characters Flyboy and Lil Mama, runs from October 24 to December 1 at 949 W. 16th Street. Tickets: $28.