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EXPO Chicago 2023 is an indoor-outdoor art extravaganza

As the 10th edition of EXPO Chicago kicks off, we explore the fair and this citywide art spectacle, from Derrick Adams’ unicorns to a witch-themed group show

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The Peninsula Chicago Celebrates Expo Chicago With the Contemporary Art Exhibition Neo Chicago Featuring Highlights From the Beth Rudin Dewoody Collection

Chicago, Ill. (PRWEB) February 28, 2023 Neo Chicago is a contemporary art exhibition presented by The Peninsula Chicago featuring highlights from the Beth

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These Two Museums Sold Art by White Men to Buy Work by Women and Artists of Color Did It Actually Tip the Scales?

We look at two case studies of institutions that deaccessioned in order to diversify. It's effective up to a point.

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Artist launches Kickstarter to turn former Braddock church into transitional housing

Artist and filmmaker Caledonia Curry has a special relationship with a church in North Braddock. In 2007, Curry, who works under the name Swoon, was.

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Gio Swaby s Textile Portraits Celebrate Black Womanhood

Thirty-year-old Bahamian artist Gio Swaby discusses her goal to make art more inclusive and accessible.

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