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10 Free Art Classes at University of Illinois Chicago
By Jason Foumberg
Taught by some pretty big names in Chicago's art world, these no-cost courses in July and August are sure to fill up fast. Read more
Hebru Brantley Is Chicago's Hip-Hop Art Star
By Elly Fishman
He was a former street artist born in Bronzeville—and now the 33-year-old's work fetches thousands from blue bloods and rappers alike. Read more
Five Great Things to Do in Chicago This Week
Books, beer, art, and Vampire Weekend. Read more
Why Was This Frank Lloyd Wright Home So Hard to Sell?
By Ian Spula
Wright’s McArthur house in Kenwood just sold—finally—for $925,000. Here’s what’s behind the $555,000 price drop. Read more
Cristina Henríquez’s The Book of Unknown Americans Is Her Best
By Rachel Bertsche
Five years in the making—and released today—the Hinsdale author's new novel has early buzz, a top publisher, and a grand scope. Read more
This Amazing, Eccentric Larry Booth Home in Winnetka Costs $1.85 Million
By Ian Spula
The Modern house by the celebrated Chicago architect is a big, bold space on the market for the first time since its 1979 construction. Read more
Robbie Fulks Kicks Off Millennium Park's Summer Concerts Tonight
By Erin Osmon
The godfather of the local alt-country scene says staying in Chicago makes him a better musician. Read more
A Visit With Local Fiction Writer and Poet Stuart Dybek
The celebrated author reads from his new collection of short stories “Ecstatic Cahoots”—and rides the el with us. Read more
Q&A: Oshwa Frontwoman Alicia Walter on Punk Shows, Scriabin, and the Polar Vortex
By Erin Osmon
The gifted young avant-garde pop quartet, which plays The Hideout on Saturday, gets inspiration from a "totally bat" color-organ composer and the terrible winter. Read more
Q&A: Seth Bockley on His New Advice-Columnist Noir 'Ask Aunt Susan'
By Catey Sullivan
The local playwright talks about his Goodman Theatre debut, which channels "Miss Lonelyhearts" for a satirical crime caper in an online netherworld. Read more
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