Part of “Dazzling Colors: The Evolution of Plains Reservation Art,” on display at the Mitchell Museum of the American Indian
Tag: Vol. 39 No. 40
Issue of Jun. 24 – 30, 2010
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Morning Art: Gigi Deluxe
Part of “Saints and Sinners,” on display at Eyeporium Gallery
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Male’s Radiant Ambient Improvisation
Chicago duo Male, who slalom between sculpted ambient music and contemplative free improvisation, celebrate the release of their new album tonight at the Hideout.
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7/1 — Free Irish Music and Dance in Daley Plaza
Get a free one-hour preview of next weekend’s Irish-American Heritage Festival, tomorrow in Daley Plaza from noon to 1 PM.
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Libraries: Who Needs Them?
Fox News asks the question that’s on no one’s mind: should we get rid of libraries?
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The Other Fashion Movie
The fashion in “I Am Love” is the antithesis of Sex and the City style.
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Morning Art: Leah Roszkowski
Part of the ” Emerging Artists Summer Exhibition,” on display at Morpho Gallery
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Morning Art: Dazzling Colors
Men’s beaded moccasins from the 1890s, part of Dazzling Colors: The Evolution of Plains Reservation Art, a show of art from tribes in the northern Great Plains region opening Sat 7/3 at the Mitchell Museum of the American Indian, 3001 Central, Evanston, 847-475-1030.
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Indie Rock’s Don Rickleses Release Their Hello Dummy!
A double album of the comedy stylings of Shellac from Chunklet’s Henry Owings
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Gun-Rights Meeting Is On After All—But Not at Tuley Park
A gun rights group is moving its town hall meeting Wednesday night to Chicago State University after Park District officials revoked their reservation at a south side field house.
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City Council Doesn’t Act on New Gun Ordinance Because There’s No Ordinance To Act On
Chicago city officials say they don’t have a new gun ordinance ready yet, but corporation counsel Mara Georges says she hopes it will include a one-gun-per-person limit and a ban on gun shops within the city limits.
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The Stain, Maybe, But What About That Smell?
The Burge stain is fading… but from whom?