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After Trump Tweet, Kathy Griffin Still Can't Get an Agent
By Mike Thomas
"Nobody will touch me," says the comedian, 59. 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
Brian Balcom Wants Accessible Theater Onstage and Off
By Kris Vire
Paraplegic since a 1993 spinal cord injury, the 39-year-old director advocates for people with disabilities both onstage and in the audience. Read more
Chicago’s Most In-Demand Set Designer
By Taylor Griggs
Yu Shibagaki has already worked on three plays opening here this year, with more to come. Her goal? That you don't think about the set. Read more
Andrea Coleman’s Family Photos Have Secrets
By Skyler Aikerson
The 25-year-old artist's digital collages ask: If memory could speak, would it? Read more
Quiz: Weed Strain or Chicago Band?
By Grace Perry
Beach Bunny, Retirement Party, Grapetooth, and more. 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
Jane Byrne’s Cabrini-Green Stunt Gets a Theatrical Treatment at Lookingglass
By Kris Vire
J. Nicole Brooks's new play, opening February 26, tackles the mayor’s 1981 move of staying in the Cabrini-Green housing project. Read more
Mikki Kendall on the Failures of Feminism
Interview by Anne Ford
The author of the new book Hood Feminism on Lori Lightfoot, civility discourse, and why the women’s empowerment effort has fallen short Read more
How a Chicago Lit Mag Mounts a Festival in Mexico City
By Alexandra ArriagaPhotography by Harrison Martin
Two thousand miles from home, the artists behind Make magazine have built an audience for their Lit & Luz festival. Read more
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