Footwork crews often end up as sideshows to DJs or rappers—but Chicago dancers the Era hope to change that with their first stage production.
Tag: apps
A new app will put Chicago public art in the palm of your hand
An app hopes to bring Chicago’s public art to (digital) life.
This week’s Chicagoan: Joshua Dumas, composer
Joshua Dumas, composer: “There are a lot of composers who can hear stuff in their mind’s ear, but I’m not one of them.”
A local guy created a smartphone game that wants you to look up, not down
Cartegram wants to bring urban explorers together.
In Rotation: Gigan guitarist Eric Hersemann on an album so angry it’s almost silly
Current obsessions of Reckless Records buyer Dave Hofer, Gigan guitarist Eric Hersemann, and the Reader‘s Luca Cimarusti
Chicago craft beer explodes—and Chicago Craft Beer Week almost keeps up
The 11-day Chicago Craft Beer Week struggles to keep up with the city’s wild craft-beer boom.
A step fast-forward for radio news?
Rivet News Radio aims to spare listeners the clutter of the news.
The Chicago service request app is a decent metaphor for Chicago service requests
Chicago Works is a new public service app that lets citizens make and track their 311 requests. Now if only I could get it to work . . .
Your Lazy Ass Might Like This Tracks App
Tracks improves the world for lazy music geeks.