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Never a Lovely So Real a Highly Engaging Look Back
The Art Institute took the name of its arrestingly interesting exhibit of black and white photographs, Never A Lovely So Real: Photography and Film in …
Solal & Chassol Rock Retro
Phillipe Cohen Solal, one of the co-founders of the exciting and innovative Gotan Project joins forces with longtime collaborator Christophe Chassol to produce a marvelous …
True Serenity within Striking Distance – The Anderson Japanese Gardens
A 90-minute car ride due north will land you in one of the most beautiful landscapes in North America. According to its promotional literature, the …
Three Little Wonders – Bacci, Noon o Kabab, Peach’s
None of the following three restaurants have anything in common other than their knack for consistently offering delicious food at reasonable prices. In a couple …
MCA’s I Was Raised On the Internet a Provocative Beauty
Although the title of one of the Museum of Contemporary Art’s more fascinating current exhibits may enjoy a light-hearted ring, I Was Raised on the …
Chaka’s Back with Like Sugar!
Fans may still tsk-tsk Chaka Khan’s live performances for their lack of verve but her latest studio project, Like Sugar, unleashes that old funktified black …
Romantic Intrigue at the Bus Stop
Eclipse Theater’s season of Inge continues at the Athenaeum with a mild adaptation of one of his most famous works, Bus Stop. The current production, …
A Tasty View of the Taste
Just one hour past noon and the Taste of Chicago’s Main Street, Columbus Drive, was swimming in people and all of them seemed to be …
Charles White Retrospective at Art Institute a Reflection on Excellence
Two years following the stunning Kerry James Marshall exhibit at the city’s Museum of Contemporary Art, the Art Institute of Chicago has brought a spectacular …