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Architecture
Arts & Culture
A Walk Through an “Available City”
The 2021 Architecture Biennial addresses Chicago's abundance of vacant lots, reimagining them as sites of emergence.
Arts & Culture
When Preservation Meets Gentrification
The Pilsen Landmark Ordinance, and the threat of culture as capital.
Arts & Culture
Kafr Aqab’s Unbearable Futures
On mapping a Palestinian neighborhood and its possible futures.
Arts & Culture
Notes on Elks, a Bean, My Shirt
Fleeting looks at visual culture, from Arts Editor Leah Gallant.
Arts & Culture
Exploded View
At the DePaul Art Museum, Julia Fish paints architecture into abstraction.
Arts & Culture
Art After Stonewall
The large-scale show of queer art has some gems, but it's dominated by male artists.
Arts & Culture
Social Architectures
"Dimensions of Citizenship," on view at Wrightwood 659, weaves together architecture, the individual, and the global.
Arts & Culture
An Overview of the Chicago Architecture Biennial 2017
The first week of January will be your last chance to participate in this city-wide phenomenon.
Arts & Culture
The ‘Future is Feminine,’ the Present is Pesce
Prolific architect and designer Gaetano Pesce was as candid and controversial as we hoped in a recent talk at the Art Institute of Chicago.
SAIC
Building and Rebuilding Relationships in Gary
The Heat Light Water building in Gary, Indiana currently serves as a repository for the hopes of the Heat Light Water Project (HLWP), led...
