Nathaniel Mary Quinn Transforms His Fractured Past into Arresting Art
The painter’s new exhibit, Nothing’s Funny, renders comedy icons in his signature disjointed style.
The painter’s new exhibit, Nothing’s Funny, renders comedy icons in his signature disjointed style.
Kick back and sink your teeth into these new works
Where are all the black people? Kerry James Marshall says the question launched his acclaimed body of work, featured this spring at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
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From cooking up a new $100 million (!) prize to venturing deep into the U.S. justice system, MacArthur Foundation chief Julia Stasch is shaking up Chicago’s biggest philanthropy.
Look for these new beach-bag-worthy books from local authors.
The MacArthur ‘genius’ gives zombies the brainy treatment in his madcap new novel.
A new play imagines how the world’s most famous book was created.
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