Damon Locks surprised Tara Willis on their wedding day with a song he composed based on that metaphor for their relationship.

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The Observer’s arts editor, Christa Terry, came to Chicago to “have as many art and art-adjacent encounters as possible in ...

The VP of brand for Jayson Home shops for a living—and packs his two-bedroom apartment with treasures from around the world ...

One corner might showcase a perfectly preserved 1960s living room setup, complete with a low-slung sofa in an impossible-to-ignore shade of mustard yellow, flanked by teak side tables and illuminated ...

From its founding in 1925 to the Robert Falls era to the future, the Goodman has been the cornerstone of Chicago’s nonprofit ...

“Grounded,” the newly opened exhibition of relatively recent acquisitions of contemporary art at the Los Angeles County ...

Stephanie Lulay, Executive editor and Co-Founder of Block Club Chicago, joins Bob Sirott to share the latest Chicago neighborhood stories. She provides details on: The Chicago Art Locker Brings Whimsy ...

Nassima Landau and Tel Aviv Museum of Art open joint show about American Jewish artist Judy Chicago, including work with ...

In 2003, the 85-year-old artist Elizabeth Catlett told NPR: “I, a Black woman artist, have been invisible in the art world for years.” Over a long career, Catlett depicted the character and strength ...