Part of Finding the Future, on display at 240 W. State.
Tag: Vol. 39 No. 45
Issue of Jul. 29 – Aug. 4, 2010
Morning Art: Ihor Havryshkevych
Work by Ihor Havryshkevych, on display at the Ukrainian National Museum.
Early Warnings Roundup
This week’s Early Warnings include Black Mountain, the Adventures in Modern Music festival, Bear in Heaven, Caribou, Naked Raygun, Behemoth, Neon Indian, Pharoahe Monch, and Sleep.
Morning Art: Carrie Gundersdorf
Work by Carrie Gundersdorf, on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Fela Kuti: Music Is the Weapon
The documentary “Fela Kuti: Music Is the Weapon,” about the Afrobeat pioneer, screens Thursday in the Black World Cinema Series.
Fela Kuti: Music is the Weapon
The documentary “Fela Kuti: Music is the Weapon,” about the Afrobeat pioneer, screens Thursday in the Black World Cinema Series.
Fela Kuti: Music is the Weapon
“For the uninitiated, it’s hard to explain—in mere words—how one man could so successfully mate the sexuality of James Brown with the righteous politics of Bob Marley and sinuous sounds of Miles Davis,” writes Kathleen C. Fennessy for Malta Contemporary Art. Fela drew as much inspiration for his “Afro-beat” from Martin Luther King Jr. and […]
Deborah Harry, Fashion Icon
Hundreds of photos of Deborah Harry attest to her influence on fashion.
Andrew Patner Talks Burge with John Conroy and Michael Miner
Is there a “torturable class” in most societies? Why didn’t the Chicago dailies care about Burge?
Soundgarden Would Like You to Know That They Know It’s 2010
Twitter! Foursquare! Guitar Hero! Internets!
An Assyrian-Iraqi Restaurant Roundup
A roundup of Assyrian-Iraqi restaurants and bakeries.
Morning Art: Makaya Larson
Part of For No One But Us, on display at Living Room Gallery.
Don Draper and Tony the Tiger — Two Murky Pasts
Strange though it may seem, truth can be hard to come by in the advertising game.