Intuit Reopens With an Exhibition of Immigrant Artists By Kelley Engelbrecht After a $10 million renovation, the museum will highlight 92 works by 22 Chicago artists. We have a guide to three of the creators. Read more
Summer's Required Reading, Chicago-Style By Kelley Engelbrecht From stories steeped in the rhythms of the city to a lighthearted romance, these new novels by Chicago-connected authors provide ample beach-chair fodder. Read more
Windy City Rehab’s Alison Victoria Wants to Live Forever By Web Behrens The HGTV rehabber on her favorite protein powder and why she gave up alcohol. Read more
The Acclaimed Graphic Novel Berlin Hits the Stage By Web Behrens Two theater veterans forge their own artistic path by freely adapting the Jason Lutes novel for Court Theatre. Read more
All We Ever Wanted to Be Was a Party Band By Rick Telander For 54 years, through raucous parties and life’s twists and turns, the author has rocked on with his band. Read more
Michael Shannon Makes His Film Directorial Debut Interview by Web Behrens We spoke with the entertainer about the Chicago-born drama, which focuses on the parents of a school shooter. Read more
Chicago’s Overlooked Role in Integrating Baseball By Edward McClelland A new book highlights Chicago’s pivotal role in both upholding and breaking baseball’s color barrier. Here’s what we learned. Read more
Jazz Virtuoso Isaiah Collier Confronts Our Incendiary Times By Mark Bazer The 26-year-old multi-instrumentalist and composer packs his music full of urgent fury. Read more
