‘I feel seen’: Nova Exhibition shares stories and artifacts from Oct. 7 attacks
The Nova Exhibition, created by producers of the Nova Music Festival attacked by Hamas, is...
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New Chicago Review of Architecture wants younger voices weighing in on the city’s built environment
An offshoot of the New York Review of Architecture, the magazine will feature “erudite, humorous...
A ceremony remembers the Edmund Fitzgerald 50 years later, gales of November included
Friends and family members gathered at the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum in Michigan's Upper Peninsula...
Art Institute announces $50 million conservation center, with the public welcome to watch the work
The Grainger Center for Conservation and Science, due to open in 2027, will occupy prime...
Review: More seating please: Scott Burton’s furniture as sculpture at Wrightwood 659
Though mostly we ignore it, furniture says a lot about a place, its priorities and...
With pharaoh-fanfare, Egypt unveils a huge new museum dedicated to its ancient civilization
Egypt on Saturday was inaugurating the long-delayed Grand Egyptian Museum, the world’s largest museum dedicated...
How Mexico’s Day of the Dead turns skulls into joyful sugar treats
Marigolds? Check. Candles? Check. And of course, sugar skulls — the final touch on altars...
‘The First Martyr to Radio,’ a historic Homewood tragedy, gains a national audience
The death of 19-year-old Homewood resident Lester Wolf in 1926 is going national as an...
Lizzadro Museum’s Lapidary Day showcases art ‘created by Mother Nature, shaped by human hands’
Those with an affinity for rocks will be entertained and educated during Lapidary Day at...
‘Aquí en Chicago’ was inspired by a protest against the Chicago History Museum, and opens in tense times
Plans for the exhibit were formed after high school students from Pilsen questioned the lack...