How to Curate During a Pandemic: An Interview with Renaissance Society Director Myriam Ben Salah
She joined the Chicago institution as the pandemic was starting in the U.S.
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Chicago’s Closely Watched Shane Campbell Gallery Closes: ‘We’re Retiring’
Over the course of 18 years and 200 shows, it worked with Mark Grotjahn, Rebecca Morris, Tony Lewis, Amanda Ross-Ho, and many other leading artists of today.
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Here’s the Exhibitor List for NADA’s Inaugural Chicago Invitational
Thirty-five exhibitors will show in the Windy City from September 18 through 21.
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Chicago Art Museums Close Due to ‘Extreme Weather’
Forecasts of -21 degrees have made institutions shut their doors to keep people at home.
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Order of Appearance: In Chicago Show, Martine Syms Examines How Blackness Is Performed, Absorbed, and Circulated
'Incense Sweaters & Ice,' Graham Foundation, through January 12
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Expo Chicago Expands 2018 Talks Program and Adds Professional Forum
The three-part expansion will unfold surrounding the exhibit which takes place September 27-30.
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Chicago’s Rhona Hoffman Gallery Heads to West Town
It will be the sixth location the dealer has had in the city.
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Chicago Architecture Biennial
Chicago is a city that tells its architectural history obsessively.
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Jennifer Packer
How does one simultaneously confront these oppressive forces without allowing the nefarious visual order of surveillance to dictate the ways in which those most oppressed by it are seen?
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All Together
The displacement of fixed centers and rigid boundaries is a consistent theme in "Merce Cunningham: Common Time," an exhibition on view concurrently this spring at two museums: the Walker Art Center…
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Ben Affleck Continued His Stylish ‘Air’ Tour With a Classic Dark Suit on Jimmy Kimmel
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New Study Shows Millennials Will Lead Global E-Commerce Spending
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s One-of-a-Kind Circular Sun House Lists in Arizona
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SDSU’s Final Four Glory, Title IX Quandary Take Competing Courts
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