How Will History Museums Remember This Moment?

By Taylor Moore

What local institutions and archivists are doing to immortalize a disorienting time in Chicago Read more

Why the Poetry Foundation Shake-Up Is One to Watch

By Taylor Moore

An open letter penned by an all-star coalition of Chicago poets challenges cultural institutions to rethink their missions. Read more

“Finding Yingying” Honors the Life of U. of I. Student

By Taylor Moore

The documentary offers a corrective to media narratives surrounding Yingying Zhang's infamous murder. Read more

Amid a Crisis, West Loop Gets a New Bookstore

By Taylor Moore

After months of construction delays, Madison Street Books opened on March 14. Two days later, it was forced to shutter temporarily. Read more

The Field's First Major Exhibit by an Indigenous Curator

By Taylor Moore

Nina Sanders's “Apsáalooke Women and Warriors” sees the museum reckoning with its legacy of Native erasure. Read more

Inside the VR “I Have a Dream” Exhibit

By Taylor Moore

The much-ballyhooed exhibit that employs virtual reality to transport visitors to MLK's “I Have a Dream” speech makes its first stop at the DuSable Museum, opening February 28. Read more

Local Author’s Breakout Debut Is a Novel About a Novel

By Taylor Moore

Books change lives — sometimes literally, as in Michael Zapata's critically acclaimed “The Lost Book of Adana Moreau.” Read more

Behind the Lens of a Trailblazing Chicago Photojournalist

By Taylor Moore

Danny Pudi Will Only Return to Cold Weather for Sketch Comedy

By Taylor Moore

A decade after he gained notice as the pop-culture-obsessed film student Abed on NBC’s Community, the Polish Indian performer still makes time for his first passion. Read more

Get Your Kid a TP Bazooka at the Chicago Toy & Game Fair

By Taylor Moore

On November 23 and 24 at Navy Pier, attendees can pick up new creations before they hit the shelves for the holidays. Read more

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