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I find that I go to the Art Institute much less than I’d like to, and I’m hoping that this series will encourage me, as well as you, the reader, to take advantage of our world-class museum and the exciting new temporary exhibitions that are shown there.
Literature
An Interview with Pest Control Mag
Recent SAIC alumni discuss their new magazine, inspirations, and mutual aid.
Arts & Culture
Critic’s Picks: Danny Bredar and Michal Martychowiec
Two shows at Extase and Lithium.
Arts & Culture
David Bowie Is… Unexpected
We can all exhale now — David Bowie is finally opened at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago.
Arts & Culture
With a greater-than-usual number of artists from the Midwest, this year’s Whitney Biennial presents a variety of new and interesting work from a roster of Chicagoans at wildly varying points in their career, in all different types of media.
Curating Chicago
Representations of the Midwest at the 2014 Whitney Biennial
With a greater-than-usual number of artists from the Midwest, this year’s Whitney Biennial presents a variety of new and interesting work from a roster of Chicagoans at wildly varying points in their career, in all different types of media.
Arts & Culture
Ordinary Space
Chicago's Artist Projects Bring Art to Dollhouses, Bumpers, and Stairways.
Arts & Culture
Street Art on White Walls
"Paint, Paste, Sticker: Chicago Street Art" at the Chicago Cultural Center.
Arts & Culture
Chicago's diverse and active art community ensures a rich spectrum of projects and shows, but it can be a Darwinian fight for recognition. F Newsmagazine spoke with the co-founders of an online platform that facilitates written criticism to serve under-recognized Chicago arts venues.
Artist / As Writer / As Critic
An interview with Jason Lazarus and Sofia Leiby of Chicago Artist Writers
Chicago's diverse and active art community ensures a rich spectrum of projects and shows, but it can be a Darwinian fight for recognition. F Newsmagazine spoke with the co-founders of an online platform that facilitates written criticism to serve under-recognized Chicago arts venues.
