Perspective matters, as it does for the artworks in “instructions on how to spread dandelions,” a recent group show at ...

Under the moniker Gross Glass, Henry Gross makes tiny marvels out of glass, using oxygen propane torches to manipulate glass rods and tubes.

Gender Fucked Productions brings a family-friendly festival of trans, nonbinary, and queer performance to three Chicago parks ...

CHIRP mourns a pillar of its volunteer community, the Chosen Few Picnic turns 35, Ganser kick off Kilbourn Park’s summer ...

Together in Manzanar is the story of a California family interned in an American concentration camp during WWII.

Gun violence is highest in Chicago’s poorest neighborhoods, where organizers say tackling poverty is the only way to create ...

In the digital sprawl of sex work and self-expression, far from the boardrooms and studios that once dictated who gets seen ...

Madhuri Shekar's Dhaba on Devon Avenue at Writers Theatre is a touching family drama set in a struggling Indian restaurant.

The CPD committed to releasing “merit” promotion lists in 2017. Now, the city claims it would be an invasion of privacy.

In “Living Without the Gods,” Chicago-based Indian artist Shaurya Kumar probes the removal of spiritual artifacts under ...

In red bean, an experimental film by Tianjiao Wang, tempered by a 16-mm lens, the artist observes much and judges little.

Born in Columbus, Georgia, and raised in Mobile, Alabama, Fred Wesley got his start on piano and trumpet, but after his ...