Where They Began and Where They Are Now

With identities as diverse as the neighborhoods they occupy, alternative art spaces operate on the same basic premise: to share contemporary art not exhibited in Chicago’s established art institutions.

Miguel Gutierrez and the Powerful People in “And lose the name of action” at the MCA

An overview of “Color Bind” at the Museum of Contemporary Art.

F News visits the MDW Fair and talks to its organizers.

Chicago's Dirty New Media movement has made it to the MCA.

Robert and Beckwith worked closely over the last year to develop an understanding, not only of each other, but also of how the artist’s work could develop new meanings for its installation at the MCA.

Elana Cooper, 2012 MFA graduate in FVNMA, has written and produced "The Weight of a Real Woman," which addresses the issues of four diverse personalities, each battle their own demons; that ultimately reveal the weight of their character and "The Weight Of A Real Woman."

Drawing inspiration from the two-dimensional subject matter of comics, Lichtenstein sought to elevate them as a higher art form, focusing on recreating the original mechanical method of production with his own distinctive hand-made process.