The first impression of “Salvador Dalí: The Image Disappears” at the Art Institute of Chicago is fairly surreal itself. On the wall leading up to…
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During the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, 20-year-old Kennedy Freeman decided to create HourNine in hopes to make friends during her freshman year at the…
Patricia Andrews-Keenan, founder and CEO of Pigment International, can be seen in the skies of Chicago as she continues to make history this spring. As…
Dimmed lights, silence, and the gentleness in the atmosphere is nothing but a mood for a Sunday morning. Cup of coffee in hand or not,…
In response to skyrocketing statistics of gun deaths and injuries, the “American Epidemic: Guns in the United States” exhibition encourages attendees to slow down and…
It all began with an email. In early September, 82 volunteers for the Art Institute of Chicago received notice that their services would no longer be needed. After 60 years, the…
Shelves made from a year-and-a-half’s worth of coffee grounds, bricks made out of bacteria, and wood made from newspaper are just a few of the…
Refugees and immigrants often face many obstacles. Torn apart from the only home they have ever known, they must start over. “My America:Immigrant and Refugee…