A solo show by artist Hyun Jung Jun at Goldfinch Gallery in East Garfield Park.
Tag: visual art
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Juneteenth celebrations and more
Upcoming events and recommendations for the next seven days
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Theorem is more than a book of poetry
Evoking memory and mystery, two artists collaborate on an art piece.
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Transgender Day of Remembrance ensures we don’t forget
Upcoming events and distractions from our listings coordinator
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Let the bird take the wheel on the gig poster of the week
This week’s featured gig poster was created by Chicagoland graphic designer Mereya Lachel Goetzinger-Blanco, incorporating art by Frederick McDonald.
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Get tested and enjoy sweater weather with confidence
Upcoming events and distractions from our listings coordinator
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Benefits, Cold Waves, and makeup
Upcoming events and distractions from our listings coordinator
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When sex work and art work collide
The kinksters, the queers, and the artists who live in both worlds.
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Chicago International Film Festival and more of the best things to do in Chicago this week
Pop-Up Magazine’s Fall Issue tour and other goings on Mon 10/15-Thu 10/18.
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You can (almost) buy Wesley Willis’s drawing of Quenchers
Quenchers closes in less than two weeks, but at least until then you can get a print of Wesley Willis’s 1991 drawing of the beloved bar.
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City Council expected to renew ‘sanctuary city’ status, and other Chicago news
Also, two former museum executives want to make the American Sports Museum a reality in Chicago.
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Where progress was made in 2016: In Chicago’s museums
During the past year, the city’s biggest institutions exhibited more overtly political work.
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Artists Andrew Yang and Christa Donner explore the natural world from the comforts of home
Artists Andrew Yang and Christa Donner offer guided tours of their studios and talk about their work and their process.
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How a DePaul English professor became an art-history sleuth
Kathleen Rooney wondered why she couldn’t find an English translation of Magritte’s writings, so she figured out how to release one on her own.